Axions just make so much sense.
Memory and other mental functions can’t simply be reduced to one part of the brain.
At least for now, we can’t just trap carbon in the soil.
Some of the colors we see on creatures such as blue jays and poison-dart frogs aren’t created by pigments at all.
“I’m still very much puzzled about how this is possible."
No sunlight, no problem.
A volcano erupting on the island is a living replica of what once happened on Mars.
Tiny iodine particles are clumping together to trap sunlight and melt polar sea ice.
Astronomers have discovered a black-hole treasure trove that is changing our view of the cosmos.
New discoveries have raised the possibility that the planet’s volcanoes, long assumed dormant, may still be active.
The discovery of a celestial “unicorn” that’s just a slim 2.9 solar masses may help unravel a mystery that has long puzzled astronomers.
Giant bubbles hovering over the Milky Way seem to be remnants of an ancient explosion.
Natural selection isn’t the only way species evolve.
Give it up for 1/137.
Scientists may have found a new crack in our understanding of the universe.
How they huddle is so mathematically perfect that mathematicians can’t design a better way themselves.
Scientists first theorized about the waves 220 years ago. In June, they finally found solid evidence.
“It’s like if they had a cow and a giraffe make a baby.”
A new theory of the universe’s structure might offer the most plausible alternative yet to dark matter.
Organisms that don’t follow the herd may not be stragglers, but nature’s way of hedging its bets.