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Machu Picchu Was Built Decades Earlier Than Thought, Researchers Say

Machu Picchu has long marveled historians and travelers with its grandeur, architecture, and the promise of past civilizations. Until now,...

Serendipity in Science: Half Shell Mussels Yield New Material

Polly Rosie7/20/21

Although it may seem like science is a ‘dry’ matter on the outside, where everything is said and done, it actually has a way to...

Three Possible Explanations for the Recent Flood in India

Meg Loyd7/5/21

On February 7, a flash flood in India’s Himalayan Uttarakhand state killed at least 30 people, and many more are still missing. The disaster washed...

New Study Finds This Snake Uses Lasso-Like Motion to Climb

Meg Loyd6/1/21

Us normal people often think that scientists already know all there is to know about popular animals. Well, a new study discovered the never-before-seen lasso-like...

The ‘Murder Hornet’ Apocalypse Rumor May Have Been Exaggerated

Meg Loyd5/25/21

If there is one thing that 2020 was lacking, it was a ‘murder hornet’ apocalypse. That’s why when people spotted two Asian giant hornets (Vespa...

Strange Radio Signal From Proxima Centauri Intrigued Alien Hunters

Veronica Franco4/26/21

The large radio telescope at Parkes Observatory in Australia picked up an interesting radio frequency in 2019. As the scientists reviewed the archival data from...

A New Study Shows That Humans and Robots Can Interact Smoothly

Meg Loyd4/22/21

The Tampere University in Finland has recently concluded a new study investigating if making eye contact with robots has the same effect on people as...