Academics
Brontosaurus Recognized as its Own Dinosaur for First Time in More than a Century
After more than a century as a defunct name, "Brontosaurus excelsus" will once again refer to its own dinosaur.
Community College of Philadelphia To Waive Tuition Fees For Certain Students
70 Percent of Glaciers in Western Canada to Disappear by Year 2100, Study Suggests
'Dwarf Dragons' Identified in South America, How They Have Gone Relatively Unnoticed
Northwestern University Collaborates With Sex Toy Company
Climate Change: Northwest Alaska Bird, Mammal Species May Experience Habitat Change
Ottoman Era 'War' Camel's Skeleton Found Completely Intact in Cellar in Austria
NASA, ESA Planning 2-Part Plan to Mark and Shoot at Near-Earth Asteroid in 2020
By Russell WesterholmHubble Telescope Spots 8 Unique, Far-Off Quasars
By Russell WesterholmCuriosity Rover Finds Vein-Like Rocks Seemingly Two-Toned in Color (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmAstronomers Gather Clues to How Ancient Galaxy Clusters Formed
By Russell Westerholm'Little Foot' Human Ancestor Now Dated 3.7 Million Years Old, Could Have Lived Alongside 'Lucy'
By Russell WesterholmNew Perfume Smells Better The More You Sweat
By Staff ReporterPolar Bears Will Not Adapt to Living on Land, Cannot Adapt to Terrestrial Diet
By Russell WesterholmCassini Spacecraft Returns Most Detailed Images of Saturn Moon Rhea to Date
By Russell Westerholm
