Earth
Bats Crash Into Each Other All the Time, High-Speed Cameras Reveal
Hey, I’m flyin’ here.
How the World Falls Apart
Not all at once but in millions of cataclysms small and large that strike somewhere everyday.
Chernobyl Has Turned into an Unlikely Poster Child for Environmentalism
Between the return of wildlife and a promised solar power project, Chernobyl isn't what you think it is.
Scientists Release Air that Has Been Trapped for 800 Million Years
Our finding answers one big question: Did life come first or atmospheric oxygen?”
Watch this Brief History of the Search for an Earthlike Exoplanet
A trip inside the “holy grail” of exoplanet research.
Spiders Seem Much Bigger to Arachnophobes
Arachnophobes don't see the same spiders that the rest of us do, research suggests.
Like Dogs, Goats Bond with Humans Through Eye Contact
Cuteness within.
The World Is Melting But at Least We’ll Have Better Internet Because of It
Arctic sea ice once prevented ships from installing the undersea cables that support the internet. That’s no longer the case.
FEMA Contractor Predicts 'Social Unrest' Caused by 395% Food Price Spikes
A FEMA contract predicts “social unrest” caused by a global food crisis.
A Small Island With a Big Shark Problem
Between 2011 and 2015, this small island suffered 13% of the world's fatal shark attacks.
