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Neuroscientists Can Now Design False Memories and Plant Them Into Animal Brains

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Oddball solar system throws planet formation theories into question

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One of the Fastest-Spinning Stars in the Galaxy Is Spitting Out Gamma Rays

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How science may help us smell the past | Chemical & Engineering News

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There's a Lost Continent 1,000 Miles Under Europe

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Running—or sitting—can change the shape of your heart.

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A new comet comes to visit us (if it is not planet 9 that is)

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When a Grain of Sand Hits Earth at 100,000,000x Light Speed - Universe Sandbox 2

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Why are there giant concrete tunnels in the desert? | Physics Girl

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What If You Could See Every Wavelength Of The Electromagnetic Spectrum?

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Why carbon dioxide has such outsized influence on Earth's climate

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Lab rats play hide-and-seek for the fun of it, new study shows.

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Osteocalcin, a bone-derived hormone, may drive fight or flight response instead of adrenaline.

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'Frozen dragon of the north wind’ flew over North America 77 million years ago, scientists say. A new species of Ptersaur has been identified in the vast, dry terrain of Canada's badlands.

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This device harnesses the cold night sky to generate electricity. ᵗᵒ ˡᶦᵍʰᵗ ᵃ ᵗᶦⁿʸ ᴸᴱᴰ ᵇᵘˡᵇ

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No, We Are Not Running Out of Forests

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Life, the Universe, and Math: 42 Proven to be the Sum of 3 Cubes

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Culture helps shape when babies learn to walk.

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Climate Changing for the Better

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Mysterious Underwater Thieves Steal 1,600-Lb. Observatory from Bottom of Baltic Sea

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Epigenetics

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Convergent Evolution in a Nutshell

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Moon landing shock: How fuming Buzz Aldrin confronted NASA over Apollo 11 – He was left incensed after learning his colleague – Neil Armstrong – would be the first man to step foot on the Moon

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17-language Study Reveals How We Communicate Information at a Similar Rate of 39 bits/s, Suggesting Languages are Constrained by the Brain's Ability to Produce and Process Speech.

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Humans haven’t just changed what dogs look like — we’ve altered the very structure of their brains — suggests new study based on MRI brain scans from 62 purebred dogs from 33 different breeds.

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