Science

Tag: Perseverance

NASA's Mars rover shares new 2.4 billion-pixel, 360-degree panoramic image from Jezero

Jeff Spry

Tag: Perseverance

Yes, there is such a thing as a wandering meatloaf creature with iron teeth

Elizabeth Rayne

iron teeth of Cryptochiton stelleri

Tag: Sweet Tooth

What if 'Sweet Tooth' was real life? Netflix prank video drops a hybrid into Los Angeles to find out

Jeff Spry

Tag: Sweet Tooth

Tag: Bad Astronomy

NGC 4394: A gorgeous galaxy with a built-in bar

Phil Plait

Detail of the bar and core of the nearby spiral galaxy NGC 4394. Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, Acknowledgement: Judy Schmidt (Geckzilla)

Tag: Bad Astronomy

New mega dinosaur species discovered in Australia is one of world's biggest ever found

Jeff Spry

titanosaur hero

First wave of striking up-close Ganymede images arrive from NASA's Juno spacecraft

Jeff Spry

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: planetary nebula

The rise and rapid fall of the Stingray Nebula

Phil Plait

Henize 3-1357, aka the Stingray Nebula, seen in 1996 and 2006 by Hubble, has changed significantly over that time, fading in many places. Credit: NASA, ESA, B. Balick (University of Washington), M. Guerrero (Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía), and G

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: planetary nebula

Microscopic animals from Siberia's icy permafrost revived after 24,000 years

Jeff Spry

Tag: Science Behind the Fiction

Magic: How does it work? The Science Behind 'Now You See Me'

Cassidy Ward

Now You See Me 2

Tag: Science Behind the Fiction

Not to creep you out, but the Milky Way developed kind of like a human embryo

Elizabeth Rayne

M81 spiral galaxy

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Chinese radio telescope finds hundreds of new pulsars

Phil Plait

Artwork depicting a millisecond pulsar, sped up to phenomenal rotation rates by material it's eating from its companion star. Credit: NASA / GSFC SVS / Dana Berry

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Technology

Better than Cupid! New brain-computer interface tells you who you find attractive

Jeff Spry

Tag: Technology

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Exoplanets

A hidden planet reveals itself by yanking on its neighbor

Phil Plait

Two super-Earths orbit a red dwarf star in this artwork. As system like this may be extremely common in the Universe. Credit: Alex Boersma

Tag: Bad Astronomy

Tag: Exoplanets

Tag: coronavirus

Some flu viruses might have now gone extinct, and more could go the way of the dinosaurs

Elizabeth Rayne

Tag: coronavirus

No sunscreen could have saved us from a supervolcano with the power of a nuclear war

Elizabeth Rayne

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