Science

This was likely the result of a meteorite impact.

Not all dinosaurs were massive, terrifying proto-birds.

Sky enthusiasts across the world are sharing in this comet's journey through outer space.

In this episode, we discuss the unexpected surprises in the universe that astronomers continue to find.

Astronomers are using this x-ray map to figure out how fast the universe is expanding.

"Nobody expected to find teeth so deep on the evolutionary tree."

Researchers uncovered a complete, prehistoric dolphin skeleton.

Rats behave oddly like humans when they see a peer in distress.

This is a crucial way to understand in more detail how the universe evolved.

Prepare to meet your new lab mate.

In this episode, we discuss “vet detectives” and NASA recruiting participants for isolation studies.

A new study provides clues to how much energy flows through the center of our galaxy.

The robot explorer will reach its destination by fall.

Is it a large, unusually dense planet or the remains of a gas giant?

Recent research reveals the latest example of spider behavior changed by warming temperatures.

We're all made of stars.

Being small "may have helped this group to flourish."

Humans must develop a "social tolerance" for predators.

Also in this edition: An update on Hyperloop, a new Abstract podcast, news about dog years, and the latest 'Not Sports' column.