The massive planet's storm go much deeper than previously suspected and its interior rotates nearly as a solid mass
Blue ice isn't actually blue, it just appears that way because of how light is reflected on it
Piles of starfish, crab, mussels and lobsters collected along the North Sea coast
<em>Thismia neptunis</em> spends most of its life underground, only making a rare appearance to bloom
Though the image looks otherworldly, the likely processes behind these oddities also happen on Earth
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has said that it will now evaluate big-game permits on a ‘case-by-case basis’
A graduate student and herpetologist turns to Twitter for answers
If you take a selfie from just 12 inches away, it may make your nose look 30 percent bigger
The baby enantiornithe had a soft sternum and likely could not fly
The wood-munching critters are technically just social roaches
The enigmatic work was last examined—and restored—in 1994
In other areas of the Antarctic, the black and white birds are in decline—but on the Danger Islands, they thrive
Only two individuals of the subspecies remain in the world
Yes, trees can be male or female. And sometimes they switch it up
The adorable microscopic critter has a unique leg fold and lays unusual eggs
A long-sought radio signal indicates the first stars began burning 180 million years after the initial Big Bang
A methane-producing archaea survived simulations of Enceladus' extreme conditions, hinting at the possibility of similar extraterrestrial life
A private moon mission scheduled for next year will use an ultra-compact network to beam back live images of the lunar surface
The already treacherous journey for nourishment will get increasingly challenging for penguins in the years ahead
Built in 1998, the vault safeguards the world’s food storage in case of a global disaster
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