How Different Natural Disasters Change The Environment
Natural disasters are extremely powerful, but their aftermath is just as difficult. Here's how different natural disasters change the environment.
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A Hole In The Planet's Magnetic Field Caused A Rare Pink Aurora Over Norway
The northern lights are beloved by both scientists and casual viewers alike. Here's how a hole in the planet's magnetic field caused a rare pink aurora.
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What Is A Subtropical Storm?
To the uninitiated, severe offshore weather simply means trouble, but there are distinctions to be made in the types of storms that threaten coastlines.
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What Is Black Hairy Tongue?
Shortly before she died, Julie Powell tweeted she experienced something she called black hairy tongue. What exactly is that?
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Why A Hospital Cleaner's Nervous System Is Still Displayed At Drexel University
A woman who reportedly worked as a cleaner at the university donated her body for medical science.
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What We Know About The Virus That Turns Pigeons Into 'Zombies'
An illness causes such bizarre and severe symptoms in afflicted pigeons that many people have said it's like the pigeons have become "zombies."
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The True Story Of How An Amateur Climatologist's Failed Earthquake Prediction Got School Canceled
An amateur climatologist with a degree in zoology once got school canceled over his failed prediction of an earthquake that never materialized.
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How WWI Had A Profound Effect On The Science Of Plastic Surgery
World War I resulted in millions of people wounded, many of whom needed facial reconstructive surgeries.
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This Possible Climate-Saving Solution Was Pulled From The Pages Of A Sci-Fi Novel
Global warming is one of the most pressing issues of modern times. This possible climate-saving solution was pulled from the pages of a sci-fi novel.
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How Long Would It Take To Fall Through Planet Earth?
Many a child has determined to dig a really, really deep hole, as deep as they can. What if someone dug all the way through to the other side of Earth?
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The Science Behind Why Rotten Eggs Float
With some foods, it's pretty easy and obvious to determine whether or not they're still safe to eat, but eggs are self-contained and enclosed and a mystery.
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Pieces Of A Crashed Space Station In The 1970s Were Worth A Pretty Penny To Treasure Hunters
What goes up is quite likely to come down once again, sometimes predictably, sometimes chaotically, and sometimes profitably for a lucky few.
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Here's What Caused The Famous Golden Gate Bridge Arches To Flatten In 1987
Major modern roadways, including bridges, are designed to bear extraordinary amounts of traffic and, therefore, weight -- but even so, there are limits.
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Mars Opportunity Rover's Final Words Before Scientists Lost Contact
Opportunity -- "Oppy," the Mars rover that completed its mission, and then some -- finally stopped communicating with Earth after a massive Mars dust storm.
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The Mars Opportunity Rover Functioned Over A Decade Longer Than Its Mission
Despite decades of research, space exploration is still a tricky, almost delicate proposition -- so it's that much cooler when it succeeds beyond expectations.
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How Much Space Debris Actually Falls Back To Earth?
You might be wondering, "Could any of space trash plummet down to Earth and bonk me on the head on my way to work?" Well, let's take a look.
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Where Do Deer Sleep In The Winter?
Come the cold winter months, some animals ride out the storms by hibernating, others by becoming dormant, and others head for warmer climates. And deer?
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The Unbelievable 7,000-Year-Old Indigenous Australian Story That Scientists Proved Is Accurate
The childhood game of telephone amply demonstrates how oral communication can be unreliable for transmitting information -- except among indigenous Australians.
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What Happens To Bugs In The Winter?
Bugs are known to mainly proliferate in the summer, but what happens to them in the summer? This is where bugs disappear to in the winter.
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How A Carrington Event Level Solar Storm Would Effect Our World Today
While planet Earth certainly relies on the helpful presence of its sun, the sun itself, with its own various actions, can also have a negative impact.
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Humans Aren't The Only Mammals To Use A Skin Care Routine
Many people have skin care regimens as part of their daily routines, but humans aren't the only mammals to have a skin care routine.
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The Unknown Natural Disaster That Wiped Out Part Of Ancient Britain
More and more frequently, Earth is revealing the secrets of its distant past, including its shifting face and its impact on life of all kinds.
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What Would Really Happen If You Cloned Yourself?
Animals have already been successfully cloned, so it makes sense that humans could be close behind. But what are the ramifications of such science?
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How Andrew Crosse Went From An Amateur Scientist To Victor Frankenstein
Scientist Andrew Crosse may have been the inspiration for Victor Frankenstein, and "Frankenstein" author Mary Shelley once attended one of his lectures.
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How 2022's Nobel Prize Winners In Physics Proved Einstein Wrong
How 2022's Nobel Prize winners in physics proved Einstein wrong shattering our understanding of reality itself.
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Why The CIA Is Investing In Tech That Could Bring Woolly Mammoths Back To Life
If the "Jurassic Park" franchise taught us anything, it's that resurrecting long-vanished creatures might start out cool, but could cause collateral damage.
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Lab-Grown Foods That Could Help Save The Planet
Agriculture is the cause of a huge portion of all greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. and beyond. Can these new lab-grown foods help save the planet?
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