STEM
Massive Asteroid Will Fly By Earth Monday Night, But Poses No Threat; How to Watch It Live
An asteroid known as "2004 BL86" is being compared in size to an ocean liner or a mountain, but the massive planetoid is expected to pass Earth by Monday.
Climate Change: Warming Seas May Decrease Sea Turtle Basking
Pulling An All-Nighter Doesn't Really Help
NASA's Future Exploration of Mars to Involve Scouting Helicopter Drones?
Jellyfish Can Sense Ocean Currents, May Use Ability to Form 'Blooms'
Opposable Thumbs Appeared in Pre-Human Ancestor Earlier Than Previously Thought
Roseta's Philae Lander Beams Back Photos of Goosebumps on Comet's Surface
Doomsday Clock 2015: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Move Minute Hand 3 Minutes From Midnight
By Russell WesterholmMeltwater in Greenland Ice Sheet Hastened the Draining of 2 Now-Disappeared Sub-Surface Lakes
By Russell WesterholmAncient Frilled Shark Turns Up Off Coast in Australia, Ultra-Rare Fish Called 'Horrifying', 'Hideous' (LOOK)
By Russell WesterholmUFO Sighting: NASA Cuts ISS Live Stream When Grey Object Appears on Earth's Horizon
By Russell WesterholmClimate Change Threatens the Populations of Planet's Most Endangered Chimp Subspecies
By J BaulkmanAncient Scrolls Recovered from Mount Vesuvius Eruption May Soon Be Deciphered
By Russell WesterholmNASA Dawn Spacecraft Captures Images of Craters on Dwarf Planet Ceres
By Russell WesterholmAstronomers Spot 2 More Planets in Solar System Beyond Pluto
By Russell Westerholm
