Science

The number that lingers from the courtroom in Cheyenne is not the fine, or the body count. It…

A 13-year study of Auckland air quality found road dust was a significant contributor to PM₁₀, tiny airborne…

The Narsarsuaq Museum no longer has set opening hours. Since the airport closed in the spring, few visitors…

Chen makes 3D-printed rocket models and aerospace education products. The money is modest for now – enough, he…

A spinning table-tennis ball can suddenly bend away from its expected path. This is called the Magnus effect. …

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At least once in our lives, we’ve all seen a bright streak of light briefly blaze across the…

Glacial earthquakes are a special type of earthquake generated in cold, icy regions. First discovered in the northern…

In the late 90s, a space telescope helped flip our understanding of the universe on its head. Data…

Scientists in Europe have recreated a “little” version of what the universe may have looked like right after…

Monkeys and apes form surprising relationships with other species, offering clues about how our close bonds with animals…

When a meteoroid hits the Moon’s surface, it does more than just dig up a little dirt. It…

A wind operator with 154 farms in the United States admitted in a Wyoming courtroom to 150 dead bald and golden eagles across 50 of them since 2012, 136 of them struck by a blade, and the plea deal priced every eagle its turbines kill over the next five years at $29,623