Mars astronauts could live in houses 3D-printed from freeze-dried yeast
In order to survive, the first humans to reach Mars will immediately need a safe and reliable place to...
Author : Cathy Klein
NASA’s Swift Observatory Resumed Science Observations, At Least For Now
NASA’s Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is back to business after months flying in a stripped-down mode while it waited...
Classic sitcom ‘Friends’ helps grad student endure 104 brain scans
The science of getting Z’s has progressed rapidly in recent years. A growing body of research links poor sleep...
National Park Service’s WWII series highlights Washington State nature reserve
As the National Park Service (NPS) continues highlighting the many roles of its parks during World War II, the...
Fossilized tissue reveals largest known T. rex died from broken rib
The largest Tyrannosaurus rex fossils ever discovered belong to a 66-million-year-old apex predator named Scotty. Like many T. rex...
16 glistening galaxies shine in new images form NASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory
While we have months to wait for the first images from the freshly-launched Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, NASA’s...
Restroom Archive gives public bathrooms their due
People generally want to spend as little time as possible in a public restroom. The vulnerability, the crass graffiti,...
Japan’s continuing bear problems can’t be solved by culling alone
Japan’s bears are still causing problems. The hefty predators continue to stray from mountainous forests in search of food,...
NOAA scientists spot ‘outrageously tiny’ fish
The deepest parts of our ocean are more like the fare reaches of space than planet Earth. We never...
National Parks commemorate ties to WWII ahead of 85th Pearl Harbor anniversary
The United States’ 63 official National Parks are often renowned for their natural beauty, but many of them are...