The Hubble Space Telescope, seen here throughout its preliminary release in 1990 by the space shuttle bus Discovery, appears to have actually been repaired once again after another near-death... Read more »
Bees, termites, and ants can teach us a lot about cooperation, interaction, and the abilities that keep societies together. But these so-called social insects might likewise hold tricks that... Read more »
An artist’s illustration of ancient effect on Saturn’s moon Titan Science Photo Library/Alamy Stock Photo Saturn’s freezing moon Titan has long intrigued researchers browsing for life in the Solar... Read more »
Since of their fragile natural and decomposing nature, fossilized fungi are incredibly unusual. So unusual, in truth, that a brand-new discovery has actually simply pressed back the earliest proof... Read more »
Brendan Smith/North Pacific Research Study Board Over the previous 2 winter seasons, ice cover in the Bering Sea in between Alaska and Russia has fallen to the lowest levels... Read more »
Stef Bokhorst In the desolate Antarctic landscape, life is difficult to come by—unless you’re near some seal and penguin poop. The nitrogen-rich feces improve the soil and produce hot... Read more »
Future reserves might disallow deep-sea trawlers from much of the high seas. © GREENPEACE/ROGER GRACE No flag can declare the high seas, however lots of countries exploit them. As... Read more »
Young neurons radiance red in this brain tissue from a 68-year-old. LlorensLab Among the thorniest disputes in neuroscience is whether people can make new neurons after their brains stop... Read more »