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Can You Spot the Mars Rover in This Gorgeous Photo?
It’s in there somewhere, we swear!
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Some Dinosaurs Grew New Teeth Every Couple of Months
Sauropods were the largest animals ever to live and their constantly replaced teeth helped them avoid wear from the greens they constantly munched on
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After 69 Years, Second Oldest Pitch Drop Experiment Observes Drop
After 69 years, the pitch has finally dropped
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An Icelandic Artist Accuses a German Contemporary of “Nature Terrorism”
In February, somebody painted words on some of Iceland’s most pristine landscapes
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The CIA May Have Taken Cues From 1960s-Era James Bond
CIA director Allen Dulles admired James Bond creator Ian Fleming, and the two struck up a mutually beneficial relationship
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Newly Discovered Utah Dinosaur Looks Like a Cross Between a Triceratops and a Steer
Scientists have just described Nasutoceratops titusi, a new species of dinosaur whose Latin name means large-nosed horned face
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Instead of Being Protected, Antarctica’s Oceans Will Be Open for Fishing
A plan to protect millions of acres of Antarctic ocean was temporarily killed in a meeting yesterday
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Thieves Stole—And Maybe Burned—Millions of Dollars of Fine Art
Tens of millions of dollars of fine art may now be a pile of fine ash
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Archaeologists Find an Unusual Victim of Human Sacrifice in Peru
The young woman was either poisoned or strangled with a cord, then dumped into a pit
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More HIV Patients Could Get Earlier Treatment
The World Health Organization issued HIV treatments that could impact the number of patients who receive drugs and other support for the condition
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Rare, Smelly Corpse Flower About To Bloom
The U.S. Botanic Garden is expecting to have a smelly week this week. Their Titan Arum, a flowering plant that rarely blooms, is set to unfurl any day now.
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5,700 Dead As India Struggles With Changing Monsoon
As the climate changes, India’s monsoon is changing with it
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Wildflowers Can Get STDs, And This App Wants You to Help Track One
That’s right, flowers can get STD’s. And these scientists want your help figuring out how common one plant STD is
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Entrepreneurs Are Using Instagram to Sell Everything From Sweaters to Sheep
Instead of logging onto Amazon or hitting the mall, maybe the next time you need a sheep or a sweater, you should check Instagram
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How Does Bacteria Get Into Your House?
You only have yourself to blame.
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In Archival Photos, Astronomer Discovers Neptune’s 14th Moon
The little moon had ignored detection until a veteran moon hunter spotted it in old photos
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It turns out that there are some volcanoes that actually do ‘scream,’ emitting a tea-kettle-like screech prior to eruption.
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A New Language Is Being Born in This Remote Australian Village
A unique language is being born in northern Australia
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How Much Can You Guess About a Person From Their Name?
If researchers could guess the ethnicity, gender or age of a person without having to survey them, they would have a lot more data at their disposal
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After 163 Years, India Sends Its Last Telegram
Thousands crammed into India’s telegram offices on Sunday as the 163 year old service shuts down for good
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