Space junk with a Soviet pedigree makes a dramatic return after half a century. The vintage probe could soon crash-land, reminding us that even forgotten relics eventually RSVP to Earth’s cosmic party.
Scientists just found a caterpillar that literally cocoons itself in the corpses of its vanquished prey. Move over, Silence of the Lambs—nature’s got a new fashion-forward villain crawling through the undergrowth.
Turns out, Amaropostia stiptica isn’t deadly—unless you count the flavor. Scientists have officially crowned this humble fungus the world’s most bitter, making even kale look like birthday cake in comparison. Bitter mushroom fans, rejoice—or recoil.
Physicists just managed to pin down a flash of light in space-time—no, this isn’t a Marvel plotline, it’s real quantum weirdness. Prepare to have your physics-loving brain fried.
Sick of pills and shots? Scientists at UPenn have engineered gum that both delivers meds and traps flu and herpes viruses. Finally, something to chew on besides your health insurance bill.
Chimpanzees have been filmed sharing alcohol-laden fruit, raising questions about ape social drinking and bonding rituals resembling human beer sessions.
Scientists have unveiled ‘olo,’ a bizarre new color invisible to the human eye until now, shaking up what we thought we knew about vision.
Researchers resurrected creativity by using cells from a deceased avant-garde composer's brain to compose new music, blending science with art in a bizarre harmony.
In China’s first humanoid half-marathon, 21 robotic runners broke down mid-race, proving humans still dominate endurance events for now.
In an unexpected cosmic event, a meteor lit up Mexico City's sky, offering an early morning spectacle that left onlookers starry-eyed.
Archaeologists shocked by the unearthing of a massive circular tomb in Peru, containing battle-scarred remains—proving history is full of surprises, and perhaps, horror.
In a mind-bending revelation, researchers found that crows can recognize geometric shapes, showing they're not just about mischief.
In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists claim to have found the strongest evidence yet of life 120 light years away—ET might just be home after all!
A new video suggests our bodies could draw lines like chalk, leaving viewers wondering if we’re all just walking art supplies—who knew anatomy could inspire such creativity?
Marsupials make a comeback after bushfires—proving that in Australia, even nature knows how to stage a heroic return.
Tiny Oregon town reports ‘100% fatal’ brain disease—because nothing says “welcome” like a medical mystery straight out of a sci-fi thriller.
Elephants form ‘alert circle’ during San Diego earthquake—showing that even in a tremor, teamwork is key in the animal kingdom.
Mutating fungi spark 'Last of Us' fears—climate change now comes with an extra layer of apocalyptic suspense.
Scientists unveil antenna 10,000 times smaller—proving once again that the future is tiny, precise, and probably stuck in your carpet.
