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Tag: archaeology

13,000 years ago, a comet may have nuked a Paleolithic village out of existence

Adam Pockross

Apr 7, 2020

Comet McNaught seen from the Paranal observatory in Chile in 2007. Credit: ESO/Sebastian Deiries

Tag: archaeology

Tag: sea creatures

Bizarre new species that looks like a deep-sea Facehugger was just named after the plastic it eats

Elizabeth Rayne

Apr 2, 2020

Tag: sea creatures

Yes, a sea worm was the ancestor of most animals... and that means us

Elizabeth Rayne

Mar 27, 2020

ancient sea worm

Crazy calamari! This superpowered squid can change its own genetic code

Jeff Spry

Mar 26, 2020

Wolverine would certainly approve of Stanford researchers' new anti-aging study

Adam Pockross

Mar 25, 2020

Hugh Jackman in 20th Century Fox's Logan

Tag: archaeology

Russian archaeologists discover an ancient home built of Ice Age animal bones

Jeff Spry

Mar 19, 2020

Tag: archaeology

Earth must have spawned life way later than we thought

Elizabeth Rayne

Mar 16, 2020

NASA image of Earth

Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Game-playing robot aids human interaction by admitting mistakes

Jeff Spry

Mar 16, 2020

Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Tag: Prehistory

Tag: archaeology

33,000 years ago, ostrich eggshell beads were kinda like prehistoric social media

Adam Pockross

Mar 16, 2020

Tag: Prehistory

Tag: archaeology

Don't bawk at this study that finds New Zealand birds doing statistics

Adam Pockross

Mar 3, 2020

New Zealand Kea parrot

Tag: sea creatures

Tag: Heavy Metal

Rock lobster? No, it's a new deap-sea, worm-like crustacean named after Metallica

Adam Pockross

Feb 29, 2020

James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich of Metallica

Tag: sea creatures

Tag: Heavy Metal

Artificial neurons now talking to real neurons with hope of creating a hybrid brain network

Adam Pockross

Feb 28, 2020

brain in petri dish

This weirdo is the only multicellular lifeform on Earth that doesn't need oxygen

Elizabeth Rayne

Feb 27, 2020

Henneguya salminicola

Tag: impact craters

Watch out, Avengers: This asteroid has a more violent track record than Thanos

Elizabeth Rayne

Feb 22, 2020

Pallas asteroid

Tag: impact craters

Tag: Technology

Scientists create new method of extracting electricity from rain droplets

Jeff Spry

Feb 14, 2020

Tag: Technology

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