A Dinosaur Ate a Bird 66 Million Years Ago and Its Poop Preserved the Feathers in 3D
The fossilized feather exposed on the surface of the fossilized dinosaur poop. Image credits: O’Connor et al./Current Biology.…
Solar Panels That Plug Into Your Wall Are About to Be Everywhere
Utah was the first state to legalize balcony solar in the spring of 2025, and nine states subsequently…
NASA’s Webb finds signs of Mars-sized worlds smashing together
Scientists think one of the most important events in the early solar system was a colossal collision between…
Physicists just found the ‘ghost’ of superconductivity
Physicists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign’s Grainger College of Engineering have uncovered evidence of an unusual form…
“They’re just waddling around in their poop.” Penguin poop is melting snow in Antarctica. Here’s how
Colour-changing snow algae is a common and increasingly widespread sight along the coastline of the Antarctic Peninsula, its…
WSU geologist investigates formation of rare earth element deposits | WSU Insider
A new National Science Foundation grant is helping researchers at Washington State University investigate how certain geologic systems…
Survey shows broad support for mining activity in Whitehorse greenspace
Most survey respondents are game for allowing more mineral exploration in Whitehorse. The feedback relates to Gladiator Metals’…
Astronomers detect most distant supermassive black hole-powered blazar ever: a cosmic beacon from the dawn of time
Astronomers have discovered the most distant and earliest blazar, comprised of an erupting supermassive black hole aiming its…
Collisions between dipolar molecules ‘switch off’ at low energies – Physics World
Collisions between dipolar molecules ‘switch off’ at low energies – Physics World Skip to main content Discover more…
London brought back beavers after 400 years to fight floods: How the animals built dams, created natural reservoirs and turned a railway station’s flood-prone surroundings into a surprising wetland defence
Beavers are often called “ecosystem engineers” for a simple reason: they physically change the places where they live.…
Earth’s center is moving, and NASA just measured it
Earth’s center of mass does not stay perfectly still. As water, ice, and air move around the planet…
Greenpeace catches Hong Kong geopark ‘golden week’ visitors damaging marine life
Between Oct 1 and 5, Greenpeace conducted field surveys at several Sai Kung hotspots, including Hap Mun Bay…