The Moon Is Actually Shaped Like A Lemon. Here's Why
Earth and its moon both have bulges around the equators. They're a bit squashed, like an ultra fluffy pancake, a spinning water balloon, or a fallen lemon.
Read MoreEarth and its moon both have bulges around the equators. They're a bit squashed, like an ultra fluffy pancake, a spinning water balloon, or a fallen lemon.
Read MoreWhen gazing out into the universe through a telescope at Neptune, Saturn, Jupiter, or Uranus, you may find yourself asking why the Earth doesn't have rings too?
Read MoreGiant storms called nor'easters are famously common in the northeast region of the North American continent, with 20 to 40 battering the area each year.
Read MoreWith an estimated 50,000 additional satellite launches anticipated in the next few years, managing space junk grows increasingly urgent.
Read MoreWho is the eccentric visionary Elon Musk, really? Earth's most polymathic aspiring martian has shared a large volume of personal details over the years.
Read MoreFireworks are known for being colorful, loud, and dazzling, but are what about in space? While fireworks can do work in outer space, they're not quite the same.
Read MoreCountless animals have gone extinct over the years, but only one has gone extinct twice. The Pyrenean ibex came back from extinction, only to die out again.
Read MoreVodka doesn't freeze in the freezer, but why not? Here's the scientific reason vodka doesn't freeze, and why you shouldn't freeze some vodkas at all.
Read MoreKangaroos are known for how they raise their young — in a pouch on the mother's abdomen, where the baby kangaroo, a joey, can safely grow and hide from danger.
Read MoreArctic researchers in the remote north have occasionally noticed a strange sight in the snows around their field stations: glowing blue lights.
Read MoreLaunched on Christmas Day 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope is the single most advanced marvel of engineering ever produced by human hands.
Read MoreA lack of exposure to sunlight can be detrimental to your health.
Read MoreThe idea that cell phone's give off radiation that can lead to cancer is somewhat of an urban myth. But do they really give off radiation?
Read MoreHow do volcanic eruptions affect you? It depends on how far away you are from the blast, but with a big enough eruption, everyone on Earth is affected.
Read MoreAll the vastness of space is really, really big. And it's filled with really, really big stuff. Individual objects in space are enormous in and of themselves.
Read MoreMusic certainly has soothing charms. Some workplaces play music to relax workers, make them more productive. What cows? How about virtual reality?
Read MoreHow big is big? When it comes to the size of black holes, the numbers are almost inconceivably large -- billions upon billions upon billions.
Read MoreThere are Baby Boomers, and Millennials, as well as Gen X and Gen Y. Clearly, there really is something in a name, as well as in a birth year.
Read MoreAnimals have long served useful purposes, aiding human beings in various tasks, or just providing companionship. How about detecting radiation?
Read MoreAstronomers made a remarkable realization when they identified WASP-103b - an exoplanet approximately 1,500 light-years away - as having a "potato-like shape."
Read MoreElon Musk is planning to create humanoid robots named "Optimus," using the same technology as the self-driving car. Here's the truth behind these robots.
Read MoreThere are infinite ways to die, but some are worse than others. Here are the most painful ways to die, according to science.
Read MoreThe Ordovician-Silurian mass extinction event took place 400 million years earlier than the Cretaceous-Tertiary (K-T) extinction event. Here's what happened.
Read MoreTime might fly, time might run out, time might drag, but no matter what, it only exists as we experience it in the present. Unless, possibly, it doesn't.
Read MoreThe way things are going, humanity may well be headed for extinction. Here is the truth about the black box recording the end of civilization.
Read MoreExtinction is normal, but mass extinction events are notable for their huge reduction of biodiversity. This is every mass extinction event explained.
Read MoreOut of all the viruses that pose substantial public health risks, the rabies virus is one of the few likely to be fatal without immediate treatment.
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