Dumpster fire coming through.

A team of researchers from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia has reportedly made a 'once-in-a-decade discovery' that will radically change how we do chemistry. The discovery? The creation of two-dimensional materials no thicker than a few atoms — something…

So. Much. Junk. OR The numbers are staggering.

The magnetotail is unique in the Solar System.

And it's still going.

But we all use that strategy to understand the world. 

One of the most defining scientific discoveries in recent decades is the development of induced pluripotent stem cells, which lets scientists revert adult cells back into an embryonic-like blank state and then manipulating them to become a particular kind…

An ancient sea dragon buried for 150 million years has been discovered by Indian researchers, and it's thought to be the first time an ichthyosaur (Greek for "fish lizard") from the Jurassic period has ever been found in India.

As we struggle to feed our growing population, here is how the champions of technology are going to shape our food.
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“Meet the Radical Scientists Who Want to Grow…

Without a nervous system.

Say hello to copper iridate.

Here's that that means.

Could a quantum computer find the Higgs boson faster than humans?

In September, to much fame, a man who claimed to have studied astronomy in Kentucky and deciphered the Book of Revelation predicted an ominous sign would appear on September 23 and foretell the world's end.

Who's out there? 

Wireless data at the speed of light.

As big as a small aircraft.

Nature's own early warning system.

Astronomers have found something they thought was impossible: a gas giant roughly the size of Jupiter orbiting a white dwarf half the mass and size of the Sun. The planet, called NGTS-1b, is a record breaker - the largest planet compared to its star ever…