New research explains why crocodiles are relatively unchanged since dinosaur times
In a while, crocodile -- said the dinosaur. Because they were living in the same era.
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In a while, crocodile -- said the dinosaur. Because they were living in the same era.
If galaxies were human, GN-z11 would want you to get off its lawn.
Mothballed on NASA's shelves were the plans to view stars 13 billion years in the past. Now, a group of...
The poor stay poorer.
Geologists mimicked conditions in soil from Mars and found growing plants could prove difficult.
The Mars Sample Return mission is an effort to bring samples of Martian rocks and soil back to Earth, where...
This suggests that the planet's interior is still churning away.
It could be a momentous breakthrough for a country without space exploration history.
Shorter wash cycles and cold water can reduce the amount of microfibers that end up in the ocean by 30%.
The halo surrounding the Milky Way may be much hotter than originally thought.
Australia has always been home to some weird looking creatures. Now, one of the strangest dinosaurs has also been discovered...
Deep-water probes now record fewer decibels of noise as the coronavirus has put a halt on maritime traffic.
The story of the most prolific space telescope in history.
A citizen science project that aims to help the world's corals.
It's good news for sufferers of epilepsy -- though novel treatments are still a while away.
Nature hates a vaccuum -- so why do we have one?
It was so big it punched a hole in space the size of 15 Milky Ways.
“Silently, one by one, in the infinite meadows of heaven, blossomed the lovely stars, the forget-me-nots of the angels.” ―...
A major breakthrough could be coming to rocket engines.
Previous estimates failed to account for affluence because the rich waste much more food than the poor.