STEM
Washington DC Could Sink Up to 6 Inches Over Next Century
Over the next century, the nation's capital could sit as much as half-a-foot lower than it is now, new research suggests.
Cassini Captures Shining Crater on Saturn's Moon
4 Jamestown Settlers Detailed in New Research
Aurora Spotted on Brown Dwarf Outside Solar System For First Time
Chimps Eat Clay To Detox, Boost Minerals In Their Diet
Blue Moon 2015: Rare Lunar Event to Brighten Sky on July 31
Lithium Detected for the First Time Ever in Stellar Explosion
Earth's Periodic Pole Reversal Could Be Explained by Ancient Huts in South Africa
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By Russell WesterholmT-Rex, Therapods Had Serrated Teeth to Better Rip Through Bone, Tougher Materials
By Russell Westerholm
