Astronomers Discover Universe’s Earliest Galaxies Were Organized Whirlpools
Despite the violence of the Big Bang, scientists suggest that galaxies forming in the earliest years of the universe were fairly organized places.
Extinct Bat Was 3 Times Larger Than Average And Ate Everything, Fossil Shows
A newly discovered extinct bat from New Zealand was gigantic, had a broad diet, and was able to fly through the air as well as burrow into the ground.
When Water On Mars Disappeared: Planet Has Been Dry For Billions Of Years
Mars may have only been warm and wet early in its history, which could mean it has been a wasteland devoid of alien life for billions of years.
Melatonin For Aging: Hormone Could Ease Alzheimer’s Disease, Other Sleep Problems
Melatonin could be important for people as they get older because of the hormone’s role in sleep and circadian rhythm.
Electronic Gas Pill Measures Your Farts Before They Happen
A swallowable gas sensor shows doctors the farts forming in their patients’ guts.
Ants Poison Teenagers As Sacrifice To Save Colony From Deadly Infection
State of nature: Ants will poison their own teenagers to stop them from spreading fatal infections to the rest of the colony.
Why Do Women Live Longer Than Men? Females May Be Biologically Stronger
Women might be biologically stronger than men and that would explain why they tend to live longer.
Who Is James Damore? Fired Google Engineer Sues For Discrimination Against Conservative White Men
Does the tech giant discriminate against conservative white men? A lawsuit claims it does.
Honey Bees Love The Chemicals That Are Killing Them
Honey bees may be attracted to the very chemicals in fungicides and herbicides that hurt them, making the environmental impact of these contaminants more serious than previously thought.
Epileptic Seizures May Be Predictable, Thanks To Brain Patterns
Scientists might be able to predict seizures by looking at patterns in the brain’s electricity, which could help treat people with epilepsy.
Turning The Human Mind Into Computer Data: Where Science-Fiction Meets Reality
One day in the future, scientists might be able to map the brain and download its information, sending our consciousness to live in the digital world.
NASA Photo: Juno Spacecraft Captures Wild Storm Clouds On Jupiter
Jupiter has the biggest storms in the solar system, and NASA got an eyeful in a recent photo from the Juno spacecraft.
Archaeologists Use Skeleton Method To Find Ancient Human Lifespan
Scientists digging up skeletons may more accurately estimate the ages of ancient people by looking at the wear and tear on their teeth.
NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover Finds Mysterious Weird Squiggles On Planet
The Curiosity Rover rolling around on Mars sent photos to NASA of strange stick figures lying on Martian rocks.
Scientists Create Supercharged Antibiotics To Fight Drug-Resistant Superbugs
Scientists gave an old antibiotic superpowers so it could fight off the drug-resistant infections known as superbugs.
385-Million-Year-Old Shark Is Related To Humans, Evolution Shows
Scientists have traced back the evolution of sharks and humans to see how we are related.
What Are Slurpee Waves? Winter Storm Grayson Brings Phenomenon To Beach During Bomb Cyclone
Winter Storm Grayson’s freezing temperatures and snowfall brought slushy water known as "slurpee waves" to the Northeast.
Thailand Throws Blind Woman In Jail For Insulting Monarchy On Facebook
A Thai woman who posted an article to Facebook will spend more than a year in jail for insulting the monarchy.
Baby Skeleton Reveals Genetic History Of Native Americans And Mysterious Migration
Scientists say the found human remains in Alaska that show when Native American ancestors crossed over from Asia.
Horrible Bosses: Scientists Figure Out Which Offices Have It The Worst
The worst kind of boss is one with mood swings, sometimes treating employees well and sometimes being nasty, scientists say.
North Korea Building Biggest Nuclear Missile For 70th Anniversary, Defector Says
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has allegedly ordered scientists to build a large missile that will commemorate the nation’s 70th anniversary.
New ‘Raw Water’ Trend Exposes People To Deadly Diarrhea Diseases
It's becoming trendy to reject clean water and instead spend money on untreated “raw water,” which can carry diseases that kill people in poor countries all the time.
ADHD Medications May Protect Men Against STDs, Scientists Find
Medications for ADHD might lower a young man’s risk of catching an STD.
Suicide Risk Might Increase As Stress Changes Your Genes, Scientists Say
Scientists found that when stress changes a gene linked to the body’s anxiety response, it could put someone at a higher risk of suicide and mental health issues.
NASA Previews Supermoon’s Total Lunar Eclipse Coming This Month
NASA has a preview of every moon in 2018, including the total lunar eclipse later this month that coincides with another supermoon.
6 Types Of Planets, From Gas Giants To Water Worlds
There are a ton of planets out there in the universe, and each one is different from the next.
China Plans Mars Village To Simulate Life On Alien Planet
China is building a Mars village to simulate life on that planet as it seeks to send real astronauts there.
Truck Fire Destroys Thousands Of Innocent Avocados In Texas
Thousands of avocados were hurt when the truck they were riding in caught fire.
Conjoined Twins Connected At Abdomen Successfully Separated After Infection
Doctors in China successfully separated conjoined twins who were connected at their abdomens.
Tech Will Let Astronauts Test Alien DNA During Mission To Mars
Astronauts will be able to sequence bacteria DNA as they explore alien planets, without waiting to haul samples back to Earth.