STEM
Electric Eels Double Electric Charge With Simple Physics Trick
One of the most unique marine animals, electric eels are more dangerous than previously thought due to a simple mechanism that ups the voltage they exert.
Rosetta Spots Molecular Oxygen in Gas Clouds Coming from Comet 67/P-G
'Hyperpredator' Ancient Hyena Could Hunt a Young Mastodon On Its Own
'Sonic Tractor Beam' Uses Sound Waves to Levitate Tiny Object (WATCH)
Cassini Spacecraft to Fly Through Enceladus' Icy Plume
Ancient Native American Infant Fossils GIve Insight to North American Migration
International Space Station: New Study Details How Clean the Science Lab Really Is
Comet Lovejoy: Astronomers Observe Comet Releasing Alcohol, Sugar
By Russell WesterholmCrocodiles and Various Other Animals Can Sleep With 1 Eye Open
By Russell WesterholmMysterious Space Junk Headed Toward Earth Offers Astronomers Rare Opportunity
By Russell WesterholmFemale Insects Are More Promiscuous in Colder Climates
By Staff ReporterHubble Telescope Spots Some of the Oldest Galaxies in the Known Universe
By Russell WesterholmNew Horizons: NASA Releases Image of Pluto's Smallest Moon Kerberos
By Russell WesterholmHowler Monkeys With Loudest, Deepest Growls Have the Smallest Testes, New Study Finds
By Russell WesterholmYersinia Pestis, Bacteria that Causes Plague, Infected Humans Earlier Than Previously Thought
By Russell Westerholm
