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The mighty triceratops: A tale of three horns

Meet the triceratops, the three-horned dinosaur that once roamed North America and fought with T-Rex.

The iconic Stegosaurus: from its trademark plates to the spiky tail

Unlocking the secrets behind the plates and spikes of the Stegosaurus.

Beyond the hype: How many asteroids whoosh by Earth?

From "city killers" to "truck sized," asteroids come in a lot of sizes. But how often do the dangerous ones come close to our planet?

Can we screen the world? How smartphones and watches are revolutionizing global health (and just getting started)

The new frontier of personalized medicine is upon us.

Satellite surge: how radio astronomy is trying to see beyond the crowded skies

Satellites are posing serious concerns for radio astronomers.

Is Megalodon alive? How we know the biggest shark is extinct

Megalodon is big, bad, and extinct.

Amateur astronomers wanted: Help researchers classify Gaia's stellar data

Ever wanted to be an astronomer? Here's how you can do it in only a few minutes.

12 Facts About the Moon -- Decoding the Mysteries of our Lunar Companion

These moon facts will make you see our mesmerizing satellite in a different way.

Digging the stars: Galactic archaeology is a key to the universe's past

Unearthing cosmic history, one star at a time in the field of galactic archaeology.

The beautiful octopus chromolithography of Jean Baptiste Vérany

It was groundbreaking work.

Stratocumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction

Stratocumulus clouds are an intriguing and common sight in the sky.

Cumulonimbus clouds: overview and weather prediction

Understanding nature's most dramatic skyscape, the Cumulonimbus cloud.

Cumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction

Understanding Cumulus clouds and their significance in weather forecasting can help you connect with the dynamic atmosphere above you

Stratus clouds: overview and weather prediction

The science behind Stratus clouds, their formation, identification, and implications in weather prediction.

Nimbostratus clouds: overview and weather prediction

An impartial and factual guide to understanding and identifying Nimbostratus clouds.

Altostratus clouds: overview and weather prediction

Discover the facts about the fascinating altostratus cloud formation, its characteristics, and how it influences weather predictions.

Altocumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction

Altocumulus clouds are fascinating formations that grace our skies

Cirrostratus clouds: overview and weather prediction

It's time to turn your gaze skyward as we delve into the world of cirrostratus clouds.

Cirrocumulus clouds: overview and weather prediction

Discover the wonders of cirrocumulus clouds, the charming and enigmatic clouds floating high above.

Cirrus clouds: overview and weather prediction

Learn about the fascinating world of cirrus clouds, the wispy and high-flying wonders of the sky.

White Dwarf Stars: The Tiny Giants Revealing the Universe's Secrets

From degeneracy to galactic archaeology, white dwarfs are helping scientists make sense of some of the universe's burning mysteries.

Is oat milk good for you? Here's what the science says

Oat milk doesn't just taste good, it's a healthy alternative to cow milk.

Why are some people so competitive? The psychology of competitiveness

Exploring the fascinating psychology of a competitive person.

Best way to seal marijuana smell? Pack it in double vacuum-sealed bags

If done right, weed stored in a double vacuum-sealed bag won't smell at all.

This super rare spotted box jellyfish has only been recorded once before

It belongs to a genus of jellyfish that includes the most venomous marine animal in the world.

Click chemistry: building molecules like LEGO blocks

Exploring click chemistry: its principles, techniques, and groundbreaking applications.

Ant bites and stings: a pinch of pain and a lot of biological wonder

Ever wonder why something so tiny can hurt so bad?

What are the most addictive foods, according to science

Delve into the world of addictive foods and uncover the truth behind our cravings.

Looking younger than your age? It's a sign you're more protected from age-related illnesses

Naturally looking younger than your age isn't just a matter of vanity. It can be a tell-tale sign of one's underlying health.

Salt in the water: Uruguay's extreme drought is an alarm bell for the world

The drought in Uruguay is a good example of what we can expect with climate heating.

Nobel Laureate shares his ten tips for a life in science

These are the lessons of Nobel Laureate Harold Varmus.

What did James Webb discover? A year in space with an amazing telescope

Exactly one year ago, the JWST mission published its first official images. Here's what else it discovered.

James Webb Space Telescope celebrates one year with stunning image

...and what a year it's been!

Directed evolution: Tailoring proteins, enzymes, and life

How scientists harness evolution to create custom molecules.

Cocaine, heroin, meth and other drugs under the microscope

Captivating microscopic images showcase the intricate structures of drugs, from the crystalline patterns of MDMA to the colorful spectacle of LSD.

Real-life invisibility cloaks are already here. But how do they work?

Invisibility cloaks have already transcended fiction. The future is now.

How smart are dolphins?

Dive into the depths of the ocean and discover the astonishing intelligence of dolphins.

Convergent boundaries: the tectonic forces that shape the Earth

Exploring the phenomena of convergent tectonic boundaries in Earth's geology

The yellow-spotted salamander: the only known solar-powered vertebrate

Exploring the captivating life of the elusive yellow-spotted salamander

10 Fantastic Animals That Use Bark Camouflage

The world of bark camouflage unveils nature's mastery of deception.

Capybaras: the world’s largest rodents

This rodent of unusual size is cute.

The axolotl: the salamander that defies science

Axelotls are way more common in aquarium tanks than in the wild.

Does music help you run faster and longer?

"Music is a legal drug for athletes," say scientists. It's that good for running!

The Dhole: unveiling the Indian Wild Dog

Meet the dhole, an unsung predator in India's wilderness.

What Are Molten Salt Reactors: The Saviors of Nuclear Power

A molten salt reactor (MSR) is a type of nuclear reactor that uses liquid fuel instead of the solid fuel rods used in conventional nuclear reactors.

The adorable fennec fox: Meet Sahara's smallest predator

The fennec fox is one of the most extraordinary mammals in the world.

The Indian Bullfrog: a colorful sight in the wetlands

Discover the fascinating life and environmental impact of the Indian bullfrog.

Divergent boundaries: the tectonic forces that split the earth

Discover the energetic process reshaping our planet through divergent boundaries

Plate tectonics: We figured out how to build an atomic bomb before we realized how mountains form

We only figured out how our planet's geology works a few decades ago -- and we may still have not figured it entirely.

Chromebook Vs. Laptop -- which one should you get and why?

Delving into the distinct world of Chromebooks and laptops for the layperson.

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