Academics
Astronomers Determine M87 Galaxy's Age by Measuring Stars' 'Pulses'
A team of astronomers identified a distant galaxy with a pulse, meaning they may be able to determine how old it is and how close to death it is.
Bats Have Heavier Wings to Help Them Land Upside Down
MIT, Northeastern Selected for R&D Upgrades to NASA Humanoid Robot Prototypes
Denisovan DNA Found in Ancient Tooth From Siberian Cave
Earth's Groundwater Quantified in First Ever 'Data-Driven Estimate'
Delmarva Peninsula Fox Squirrel 'No Longer At Risk of Extinction', Coming off Endangered List
Leonid Meteor Shower 2015: How to Watch Online, Where to Watch in the Sky
Modern Europeans Have a 4th DNA Strain, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmAstronomers Detail Large Exoplanet With Violently Powerful Wind Speeds
By Russell WesterholmWTF 1190F: Space Junk Believed to Be Remnants of an Old Rocket Enters Earth's Atmosphere
By Russell WesterholmEarth Had Water as Early as its Formation, Samples from Mantle Suggest
By Russell WesterholmMass Extinction Leads to Smaller Fish, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmNortheastern Greenland Glacier Melting Away Quickly, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmBeekeeping Dated Back More Than 8,000 Years in New Study
By Russell WesterholmOldest Stars in Milky Way Galaxy Detailed in New Study
By Russell Westerholm
