Glimpse Spectacularly Tiny Worlds in Winning Videos from Nikon’s Small World In Motion Competition — Colossal
From a remarkable demonstration of flower self-pollination to algae swimming in a water droplet in a Japanese 50…
Indo-Pacific leopard sharks caught on camera mating in ‘threesome’
See shark trio recorded in rare mating scene Three Indo-Pacific leopard sharks observed near New Caledonia are believed…
‘Groundbreaking’ NASA Discovery Is ‘Closest We Have Ever Come’ to Finding Life on Mars
The so-called “Leopard spot” marks a mineral known on Earth for its production by microbes – Credit: NASA…
The Architect as Mediator of Materials: Lessons from Hybrid Habitats
Courtesy of Hybrid Habitats Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1033945/the-architect-as-mediator-of-materials-lessons-from-hybrid-habitats With deep roots, sturdy trunks,…
What did dinosaurs sound like? 3D-printed skulls reveal their lost voices
For decades, the mighty roars of dinosaurs have thundered through movies, TV shows, and filled the imaginations of…
Rare good news for critically endangered east coast grey nurse sharks
Grey nurse shark numbers along Australia’s east coast are on the rise, in “rare good conservation news” for…
Bee Stingers Inspire Superior and Comfortable Continuous Drug Delivery
New wearable microneedle patches mimic bee stings to provide painless, long-lasting drug delivery – credit, Professor Wonku Kang…
SpaceX and satellites help states save millions on internet buildout | Guest Commentary | Commentary
The $42.5 billion Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program was meant to bring affordable, reliable internet to…
‘Butterfly’ Explores 4,000 Years of Our Fascination with Lepidoptera in Art and Science — Colossal
Since time immemorial, we have been awed by the ornate patterns, metamorphosis, and migrations of butterflies and moths.…
How collapsing cavities could replace needles
A joint US-Chinese research team has developed a new technique that uses bubble-popping as a potential propulsion system…
Living cell-based computing system could advance medical biosensors
The most powerful computer might one day be made of living cells instead of silicon and wires. A…
Nine decades on, a witness to the last Tasmanian thylacine recounts her experience
Even after nine decades, Peggie Bassett can still remember the guttural growl and striking scent of the last…