Scientists spot 'upside-down planet' by accident, discover binary star system 2,600 light years from Earth Researchers have discovered an 'upside-down planet' with unusual gravitational lensing characteristics. The self-lensing planet may lead to the development of new techniques that could be used to study binary star systems. by Alexander Saltarin
Science Antarctica as warm as California 50 million years ago. Yes, perfect to get that tan by Alexander Saltarin
Science Graphene mass production now possible, says Irish scientists: What does this mean for the technology industry? by Alexander Saltarin
Science 'Cosmos A Spacetime Odyssey: The Clean Room' looks into the real age of Earth by Alexander Saltarin
Science Northern Russia witnesses another meteor explosion, space fireball caught on video by Alexander Saltarin
Science SpaceX wishes ISS a happy Easter, brings 5,000 pounds of supplies and equipment by Alexander Saltarin
Healthy Living/Wellness Discovery of key protein that lets sperm and egg fuse could revolutionize infertility treatment by Alexander Saltarin
Healthy Living/Wellness Colorectal cancer is not just due to the yummy processed meats, blame genetics, too: Study by Alexander Saltarin
Healthy Living/Wellness Childhood bullying victims more prone to depression, suicide, and anxiety in adulthood: Study by Alexander Saltarin
Science 'Genetic switches' spelled the difference between Neanderthals and modern humans by Alexander Saltarin
Science Kepler-186f: Discovery of Earth-like exoplanet in 'habitable zone' of star suggests we may not be alone by Alexander Saltarin
Science Sex reversal: Neotrogla females have spiny penis, can copulate for nearly 3 days by Alexander Saltarin
Science Alternative ID methods urgently needed for threatened species: ASU researchers by Alexander Saltarin