Discovery
What killed the dinosaurs? The Asteroid Killed The Dinosaurs, Not Volcanoes
The Late Cretaceous period was marked by intense volcano activity. If you ask someone, they will give you the most obvious reason. They will tell
Environment
The Biggest Risks Facing Humanity in 2020
The World Economic Forum (WEF) releases an annual report on the biggest risks humanity faces given the world’s state. This year, climate change represents the
Discovery
Our Brain’s Relationship With Sugar Is Comparable to Drug Addiction
Bad news for those who love sweets: our brain’s relationship with sugar is comparable to drug addiction. A new study has suggested that sugar has
Environment
Ocean Temperature Was Hotter Last Year than Ever in Recorded History
In 2019, ocean temperature was the warmest it has been since scientists started keeping track in the 1950s. Researchers can find out more about our
Technology
First “Living Robots” Made Entirely Of Living Cells
Robots made out of metal or plastic are a thing of the past. Nowadays, scientists created the first ”living robots“: entirely new life-forms created out
Discovery
Venus Might Have Ongoing Volcanic Activity
Venus is often seen as Earth’s toxic twin. Why? Because it’s a little bit smaller than our planet but covered in an acid atmosphere hot
Astronomy
High School Student Discovers Planet 6.9 times Larger than Earth on His Third Day of NASA Internship
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) discovered its first planet orbiting binary system. The most interesting part is that the discovery was made by a
Discovery
Scientists Found A Long-Lost Meteorite Crater In Laos
About 800,000 years ago, a huge space rock slammed into Earth. It smashed into our planet with an incredible force. This explosion blanketed about 10%
Discovery
Water Could Disappear From Mars Way Faster Than Previously Thought
New research suggests that water can disappear from Mars way faster than previously thought. This could explain why this planet turned now into a dry
Discovery
NASA’s Planet-Hunting TESS Discovers First Earth-Sized World
TOI 700 d is the newest planet discovered by NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS). It also belongs to the elite ranks of Earth-sized planets