We Just Discovered A New Class Of Black Holes (And They Weren't Easy To Find)
Black holes are already among the most mysterious objects in the galaxy, and yet, one specific type has almost completely eluded scientists for years.
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Earth's Shortest Day Could Be Fast Approaching And Most People Don't Even Realize It
Among the phenomena of the universe, nothing feels more constant than time, but here on Earth, our days are actually starting to pick up speed.
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NASA Just Spotted A Comet In Our Solar System And It's Not Like All The Rest
There are lots of objects floating around in our solar system, but one thing most have in common is a common origin, and then there's 3I/ATLAS.
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This Is The Oldest Runestone Scientists Ever Discovered
When Vikings sailed the North Sea in the 10th century, they recorded their exploits in runes, but that ancient alphabet is much older than we thought.
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Why Does Florida's Tap Water Smell And Taste So Bad?
If you've ever been down south to Florida, you may have noticed that something wasn't quite right with the water. Why does it smell like that?
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How Long Would It Take To Get To The Moon With Different Transportation Methods?
Though humans haven't been to the moon in years, the possibility is always enticing. So if you were to pack a suitcase for a lunar trip, how long would it take?
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What's The Difference Between The James Webb Telescope Compared To Hubble?
When it comes to telescopes, there are no bigger names than Hubble and Webb, but why have two space telescopes anyway, how are they even different?
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Why Scientists Hate The Term Missing Link When Studying Evolution
The idea of a missing evolutionary link between humans and apes is both compelling and persistent, but the truth is more nuanced and interesting.
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The Fascinating Way Astronomers Found A New Planet That's 3,200 Light-Years Away From Earth
Scientists have been working on ways to find new worlds far from Earth, and this strange method theorized decades ago has turned up an equally strange find.
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Why You Actually Want This Weed To Grow On Your Lawn
Most homeowners view weeds as an affront to their personal dignity, but these hardy plants can actually be good for the environment and your lawn.
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Are Ticks Dangerous To Humans?
Of all the bugs crawling around out there, few are as repulsive as the tiny tick, but does this creepy arachnid actually pose a threat to humans?
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What Are The Back Plates On A Stegosaurus Called?
The Stegosaurus is quite a famous dinosaur well known for the plates lined on its back. But there's more to know about those plates than you might have thought.
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Does A Red Sunrise Always Mean Storms Are On The Way?
Sailors have long said that red skies are a sign of bad weather, but just how true is that? Does science support the saying, or is it just superstition?
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If Mice Are Avoiding Your Traps, This Could Be Why
Despite how cute they are, mice aren't a pest you want in your house, partially because they're smarter than you think and can outsmart your traps.
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Here's One Big Reason Why Planes Don't Fly Over Antarctica
Airliners go just about everywhere in the world, but despite advances in air travel, there's still one place that a commercial jet won't take you.
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9 Most Bizarre Sounds Scientists Ever Recorded From Space
It's popularly understood that no one can hear you scream in space, and yet, scientists have captured some pretty strange noises emanating from the cosmos.
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The Pristine Florida Beach Where Boat Tours Use One Trick To Attract Dolphins
One of Florida's most popular attractions is its resident bottle nosed dolphins, and some tour companies have found a way to guarantee you see them.
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What Are Fungus Gnats (And How Do You Get Rid Of Them)?
Nobody likes gnats and some of the worst are fungus gnats that can infest your garden and ruin your crop, but at least they're easy to get rid of.
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Here's How Often The Sahara Floods (And Why It Isn't Always A Good Thing)
The Sahara is known for being one of the driest places on Earth, but in fact, it can actually flood. Those floods aren't necessarily a good thing, though.
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Why Are Many Male Birds More Colorful Than Females?
Among the birds of the world, it is usually the males who have the brightest feathers and the females who are the most drab, but why is this so?
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Jurassic Park Lied To You About Velociraptors. Here's What They Really Looked Like
Jurassic Park undoubtedly a modern classic, but it did take some liberties with its depictions of dinosaurs, in particular the Velociraptors.
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Well Actually, Diamonds Aren't As Tough As You Think
Diamonds have a reputation as one of the hardest materials known to man, which is undoubtedly true, but they're not as tough as you think they are.
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The Most Expensive Substance In The Universe Seemed Almost Impossible To Make
Though gold and diamonds are precious materials, they're nowhere near the most expensive thing in the universe. In fact, the numbers aren't even close.
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The Myth About Daddy Longlegs You Shouldn't Believe
Daddy longlegs spiders are fairly common in the United States and are the subject of a popular myth that's probably more of a misconception.
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What Really Happens To The Ecosystem When Trees Are Cut Down
There are quite a few things that pose a threat to the ecosystem, and deforestation might be one of the worst offenders. Here's a look as to why.
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Why We're Stunned Pandas Haven't Become Extinct
The giant panda is one of the most iconic and beloved animals in the world, but honestly, it's a wonder they're still around for us to appreciate.
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How Long Does It Take To Cremate A Body? It's Complicated
Cremation is a popular alternative to burial that's becoming more common, but just how long does the whole process take from start to finish?
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