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Into the Unknown: How Similar Is Deep Sea and Space Exploration?
From immense pressure to limited supplies, learn more about the similarities between deep sea and space exploration and what risks they pose to explorers.
The Massive Megalodon May Have Been Even Longer and Sleeker
Comparing the prehistoric predator to todayâs great white probably resulted in an underestimation.
How Antarcticaâs Only Native Insect Survives the Extreme Cold
Learn how this midge has a unique strategy for surviving what most organisms couldnât.
The Ancient Burial Site of Flagstones May Have Inspired Stonehenge
Learn about Flagstones, a circular enclosure in southern Britain that is now dated to around 3200 B.C.E The site, which was used for ancient burials, now predates Stonehenge.
Microplastics Are in Our Air â Turns Out, It Isnât All the Oceanâs Fault
Learn about the source of airborne microplastics, which were not, for the most part, introduced into the air by the ocean, as previous studies seem to suggest.
New Fossil Discovery Reveals Surprising Insights into Prehistoric Human Behavior
Learn more about how a recent fossil discovery has added a new species to the list of prehistoric humans who walked on two legs.
The Antarctic Ozone Hole Is Under Repair Thanks to Reduced CFCs
Learn about the ozone hole above Antarctica that is now confirmed to be shrinking due to reductions of harmful chlorofluorocarbons in the atmosphere.
Aspirin Might Be the Next Big Thing in Fighting the Spread of Cancer
Learn how a staple from our medicine cabinet has the potential to support the immune system in combating metastatic cancer.
Certain Medical Treatments Could One Day Slow Biological Aging
Learn more about the external factors that may cause you to age faster and the medical advancements that may help slow the aging process.