This Pac-Man Spacecraft Will Devour a Satellite
Swiss researchers are designing a tiny satellite to eat their defunct cube satellite and clean up space junk
Behold the World’s Tallest Sandcastle, 41 Feet Tall
The battle for tallest sand structure rages on
Look Up: Clouds Could be the Next Movie Screens
An abandoned military strategy leads to the first “cloud movie”
Researchers Are Using Facial Recognition Software To Save Lions
Software algorithms offer a non-invasive way to track the big cats
Croquet Was Once the Big Thing at Wimbledon
The club has croquet to thank for its famous lawns
How Bacteria Make This Underground, Awe-Inspiring Cave Shine Gold
These underground tubes at Lava Beds National Monument include sparkling gold ceilings that even NASA wants to study
Researchers Strapped a Go-Pro to a Sea Turtle, and Here’s What They Got
See the Great Barrier Reef from a turtle’s view
This Scorpion-Shaped Robot Will Enter One of Fukushima’s Reactors
The nuclear power plant’s owners still don’t know exactly what is going on inside the three reactors that melted down
Meet the Doctor Who Convinced America to Sober Up
Meet Benjamin Rush, father of the temperance movement, signer of the Declaration of Independence
One of the Earliest Feature Films Was This Italian Adaptation of Dante’s Inferno
It’s the earliest surviving complete feature-length film, made in 1911
Is Country Air Really Better Than City Air?
One scientist thinks it’s because of toxic plant chemicals
This Boomerang-Shaped Aircraft Could be the First to Fly on Mars
The lightweight glider would search for potential landing spots to be used by a future manned mission to Mars
To Better Understand Lava, an Artist and Scientist Make Their Own
A lab at Syracuse University creates melts basaltic rock in a modified furnace
Where Should Humans Land on Mars? NASA Wants to Hear Your Suggestions
In October, the agency will hear proposals on where to put a Mars base
In the Future, Grocery Stores May be More Like ATMs
Robots and motion detection expand the idea of what it means to shop
How the Internet Tracked Down the Designer of the Beloved Jazz Paper Cup
Meet Gina, the woman behind the iconic paper cup pattern
This Beautiful Valley in Turkey is Home to 100 Species of Butterflies
The valley’s remote location keeps the butterflies happy and thriving
Canned Goods and Cucumber Seeds: Food Banks Are Starting to Give Out Garden Starters
Canned goods take a backseat to freshly-grown produce
Travel Inside a Human Heart With This Video
An informative video shows off a research team’s simulation of the beating heart
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