Antarctic ozone hole at its smallest recorded size ever
Who said size doesn't matter?
We’re one step closer to fully-functioning artificial blood vessels
Mice first, then humans.
Dumping coal-fired in favor of gas-fired plants would save the U.S. a lot of water — switching to renewables, a whole lot more
Burning things takes a lot of water.
Mashed potatoes are an ideal fuel for exercising, new study reports
Silly me, I thought they were the ideal fuel period.
Google’s Wing makes the first drone-borne delivery in the US
A milestone in e-commerce... and the imminent age of robot overlords.
Hubble spots our second interstellar visitor — a comet
"It's traveling so fast it almost doesn't care that the Sun is there."
What a century of physical exhaustion research has taught us
What doesn't kill you makes you swole.
3D-printed coral can help save reefs and the fish that live there
When life takes your corals away, print more.
Biodiversity is a linchpin of productive, resilient crops
In matters of the farm, diversity matters.
Monkeys are willing to try new solutions to problems, while humans stick to what they know — even if it’s less efficient
"Why don't you try using those opposable thumbs to fix it, huh, human?"
Mitochondria and Tesla battery packs work pretty much the same way, study reports
But will they claim copyright?
Whales blow bubbly nets to help them fish — and we have it on camera
God, they're cute.
The clap is making a comeback — as are syphilis and chlamydia
"She's got the clap" -- CDC.
Animal bones are the original canned food, research finds
"The bones were used as 'cans' that preserved the bone marrow."
Blank paper on ninja history wins top grades — it was written in invisible ink
The student wrote the paper using the ninja technique of "aburidashi -- and her professor loved it!
Wastewater analysis can reveal how wealthy, healthy, and well-fed you are
Like my grandma used to say, even kings uh, go to the toilet.
