This Biotherapeutic May Protect Your Gut Bacteria From Antibiotics
Antibiotics save lives, but they come at a price. That may change in the future thanks to a new biotherapeutic that helps protect healthy gut bacteria.
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What Scientists Think This Hole Found In A Triceratops Really Means
The fossilized remains of a Triceratops fondly referred to as Big John have revealed a surprising detail about an injury it suffered during a battle.
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The Astounding Footage NASA Captured Of Tonga's Volcanic Eruption
In early 2022, a volcano in Tonga erupted, sending a plume of ash into the sky and triggering a tsunami. The event was also captured in a stunning video.
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This Ridiculously Hot Exoplanet Rains Rocks
Insanely hot exoplanets tend to vaporize the elements in their atmospheres, so why do some of them also rain rocks? The answer is fairly simple.
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This Japanese Robot Can Now Peel A Banana
Robots can flip burgers and fry chips, but neither of those tasks is as complex as peeling a banana...without, of course, destroying the banana in the process.
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Astronomers Spot A Baby Gas Giant In The Process Of Forming
Astronomers discovered a baby gas giant so young and so far from its nearest star that it could change the way we study the formation of protoplanets.
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What Happens Now After NASA Called Off Its Mega Moon Rocket Test?
NASA has twice had issues with its wet dress rehearsals for the Space Launch System.
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Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Is Preparing For Its Longest Flight Yet
The surprisingly durable Mars helicopter will soon make its 25th flight.
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Why NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Is Being Shaken Up And Baked
NASA plans to send a spacecraft off to investigate an asteroid, but first, it has to make sure the vessel can handle the burdens of launch and space.
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Climate Change Can Still Be Turned Around, According To New UN Report
Though climate change concerns haven't been alleviated, scientists say there's still time for governments around the world to mobilize and cap global warming.
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Jupiter's Near-Twin Found In Old Kepler Telescope Data
New research using old Kepler Space Telescope data uncovered a brand new planet that might otherwise have gone completely unnoticed.
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Amazon's Project Kuiper Satellites Just Found Their Rides Into Space
Amazon plans to launch a series of Project Kuiper low-orbit satellites over the next five years to provide internet service around the world.
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Peloton Guide Arrives To Watch You Lift
Peloton has finally released Guide, the fitness accessory we first saw in November. Will having a camera watch you exercise help keep you accountable?
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Scientists Just Made A Big Discovery About Black Holes
Last year, researchers discovered what they thought was a small black hole not too far from Earth. A reanalysis has found that may not be true.
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Why Were T-Rex's Arms So Short? Researchers Have A New Idea
The Tyrannosaurus Rex famously has very short arms -- but as it turns out there may be a fiercely strong reason for their slightness.
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Apple Fitness+ Just Added Workouts That Cater To Mothers
Apple's pregnancy-focused fitness program and app now includes a new postpartum series titled "Get Back to Fitness After Having a Baby."
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NASA Artemis I Wet Dress Rehearsal Slated For Today - Here's What That Means
The mission that will be vital in NASA's return to the moon is progressing with procedural benchmarks.
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NASA SLS Rocket Test Canceled At The Last Minute Over Safety Risk
NASA was set to conduct its next wet dress rehearsal today, but the Artemis test was delayed by a last-minute issue that triggered safety worries.
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The Farthest Star Was Just Discovered, Formed Nearly 13 Billion Years Ago
The aging Hubble Space Telescope helped astronomers discover the farthest known star in the universe, one spied only due to a ripple and some warping in space.
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Why Is NASA Keeping Media Out Of Its Crucial Mega Moon Rocket Test?
NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) will undergo a critical testing regimen this weekend, but the media won't be there to cover it. Here's what we know.
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What The Recent Finding Of Ice Volcanoes On Pluto Actually Means
Analysis of the data from NASA's New Horizons space probe suggests some interesting new information about the dwarf planet.
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Bioarchaeologists May Have Just Discovered The Oldest Skull Surgery In North America
Even by modern standards, performing skull surgery on a living person is a complicated procedure, which is why ancient surgeries are so fascinating.
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What Makes The Temperatures In Antartica Right Now So Concerning
Scientists have been perplexed by the alarming temperature fluctuations at Earth's southernmost continent.
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How This NASA Astronaut Just Broke A Record With Russian Cosmonauts
Astronaut Mark Vande Hei recently returned to Earth from the ISS, and while such events are typically routine, that certainly wasn't the case this time around.
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Why The FDA Just Authorized A Fourth Dose Of The COVID-19 Vaccine
The FDA has authorized a second COVID-19 booster shot for certain people despite the controversy surrounding it. Here's why the agency says it's important.
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How Astronomers Plan To Search For Life Beyond Our Planet
Biosignatures can help scientists identify life on other planets -- but what are the best biosignatures to look for, and how do we find them?
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Why SpaceX Stopped Production Of The Crew Dragon Astronaut Capsules
Elon Musk's SpaceX will discontinue production of Crew Dragon capsules in favor of other instruments to carry crew and cargo into space.
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