The greenish comet that lit up the sky last January releases as much alcohol as 500 bottles of wine every second during its peak
Scents of salty food may be all it takes to make low-salt items delicious
Our young universe promises trillions of more planets to come
The trees are on the decline, but why?
“Julia” is geared towards raising awareness and acceptance
The giant guitarfish can pull its eyes nearly 1.6 inches inside its head
Don't worry—it won't interrupt your Halloween plans
Just a tiny amount of a common chemical in sunscreen can bleach and break delicate coral
Don’t rewrite the Earth’s history just yet
Here’s what the night sky has to offer this week
The IceCube observatory at the South Pole collects roughly 36 terabytes of data a year in the search for 'special' neutrinos
The lost sea snake isn’t the only problem the California can expect to face during a strong El Niño year
It may be our brains overriding what is there with what it expects to see, according to new research
Microgravity is the best place to figure out why raindrops are round
A new flyby has revealed a spidery network of cracks crisscrossing its northern pole
The zookeepers say it is an educational opportunity
Midday drowsiness might mean you’re already drifting off
A technology suprisingly inspired by Darth Vader
The winners of Nikon’s annual photomicrography competition have an eye for detail
Our ancestors probably didn’t need nine hours of sleep either
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