First Ever Time-Lapse Video Of How A Human Embryo Implants Itself Into Uterine Wall Revealed In New Study » TwistedSifter
Shutterstock All humans (and honestly, basically all mammals) have a major task to accomplish very early on in…
Our Sea Levels Are Rising Fast, And A New Paper Confirms We’ve Been Aware For Three Decades » TwistedSifter
Pexels When it comes to the climate crisis, the scale of the issue can feel a little confusing. After…
New Survey Shows That Gen Z Recognizes The Dangers Of The Internet And 47% Wish It Was Never Invented » TwistedSifter
Shutterstock The internet has changed the world in ways that few other technologies in history have. In some…
New Technology Gives Fresh Hope For Future Life On The Moon » TwistedSifter
Pexels One day, scientists hope, it will be possible for regular human life to take place not just…
Garbage In The Ocean Is A Growing Problem, But Sometimes Sea Life Will Put It To Good Use » TwistedSifter
Shutterstock Let’s be clear from the start, you should never throw trash in the oceans. It is a…
Oldest Galaxy That Formed 280 million Years After The Big Bang Has Been Identified And Proves Yet Again How Unimaginably Large The Universe Really Is » TwistedSifter
COSMOS-Web From our tiny part of space, it can be hard to image exactly how much is out…
Scientists Discover That Our Solar System’s Biggest Planet Was Once Much Larger, Playing A Huge Part In The Creation Of Other Planets » TwistedSifter
Kevin M. Gill/NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/MSSS With a diameter of 88,846 miles at its equator, Jupiter is the biggest planet in…
Why Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari has failed, Mercedes rumours, analysis, contract
There’s never been a more spectacular driver switch than Lewis Hamilton to Ferrari. The statistics don’t lie. This…
Researcher In New Guinea Details 61 New Species, Including A Previously Undocumented Woolly Rat » TwistedSifter
František Vejmělka On our planet, over two million animal species have been documented – so you’d be forgiven…
New Technology Allows Deeper Understanding Of Volcanic Glass Beads That Litter Our Moon’s Surface » TwistedSifter
Pexels When you look up at the Moon in our sky, it’s easy to imagine that that ever-present…
The World’s Largest Camera Captures It’s First Images Of Space » TwistedSifter
Vera C. Rubin Observatory As technology improves by leaps and bounds, so does our understanding and glimpses into…
New Research Into Sedimentary Waves Found Below The Seafloor Shed New Light Onto When The Atlantic Ocean Formed » TwistedSifter
Shutterstock The Atlantic Ocean is a massive body of water that is so huge that it seems like…