Academics
Mass Extinction Leads to Smaller Fish, New Study Finds
Hundreds of millions of years ago, a massive die off in the ocean left fish notably smaller, which bodes well for the smaller fish currently swimming about.
Northeastern Greenland Glacier Melting Away Quickly, New Study Finds
Beekeeping Dated Back More Than 8,000 Years in New Study
Oldest Stars in Milky Way Galaxy Detailed in New Study
Asteroid Observed Being Torn Apart, Debris Forming Disk Similar to Saturn's
Earthlike Exoplanet a Twin to Venus, Ideal Candidate for Observation
Giant Magellan Telescope Breaks Ground on a Chilean Mountaintop
Phobos: Mars' Closest Moon Being Torn Apart by Gravity as Draws Nearer to Red Planet
By Russell WesterholmBlue Whale Carcass Washed Ashore in Oregon to Be Stripped to its Skeleton
By Russell WesterholmGreat Pyramids of Egypt: Thermal Scans Reveal Mysterious 'Anomalies'
By Russell WesterholmPluto May Have 2 Giant 'Ice Volcanoes' On its Surface (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmSeaWorld to End Killer Whale Shows Next Year in Favor of Conservationist Experience
By Russell WesterholmWMO Greenhouse Gas Bulletin: Atmospheric CO2 at an All-Time High for the 30th Year in a Row
By Russell WesterholmNew Physics Program In The Works At USI
By Staff ReporterSETI Institute Finds 'No Evidence' of Alien Megastructure in New Data Analysis
By Russell Westerholm
