'SharkCam' Reveals Secret Breeding Life Of The Endangered Basking Shark Species
The SharkCam, one of the 'most advanced' pieces of animal tracking technology, successfully followed basking sharks underwater in Scotland.
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NASA Finally Unlocks Mystery of Aurora 'Pearl Necklaces' and How They Form On Earth And Elsewhere
With newly advanced computing power, NASA has unlocked some answers around the phenomenon of space auroras and how they form.
Predators Have a Soft Side: Grey Reef Sharks Found To Form Long-Lasting 'Friendships' Says Study
University of Florida scientists discover that grey reef sharks in the Pacific Ocean form social circles built on long-lasting frienships.
Scientists Finally Manage to Record the Strange Sounds of the 'Arctic Unicorn'-the Elusive Narwhal
Marine biologists have finally managed to record the calls of the elusive narwhal-also known as the "Arctic unicorn" of the ocean.
Scientists 'Blown Away' By Discovery of Longest Animal Ever Recorded-And It's Quite Beautiful
Not only did the Perth researchers discover the enchanting siphonophone, they found 30 other undocumented oceanic species as well.
10 Types of Apples Thought to Be Extinct From Pioneer Days Are Discovered in the Pacific Northwest
A pair of retirees have been sleuthing in the Pacific Northwest to find lost varieties of apple trees on forgotten homesteads—and have already found 23.
Antibodies Could Be 'Radically Life-Changing' New Treatment for OCD and Other Mental Disorders
The researchers from Queen Mary University of London say the discovery could lead to ground-breaking treatments with "a reduced chance of side effects."
Unable to Exercise? You May Soon Be Able to Enjoy Its Benefits Anyway Thanks to This Protein
As researchers continue to analyze the new protein, they might find a way to implement the molecule into a supplement for people who can't exercise.
'Remarkable' Blood Flow Discovery Could Pave the Way to New Treatments for Dementia and Migraines
For the first time ever, scientists have proven that the brain can manage its own blood flow-and they have identified the sensors that do it.
Amateur Astronomer Tracks Possible Source of the Famous 'Wow!' Signal - a Mystery Since 1977
43 years after Big Ears Observatory's Jerry Ehamn recorded his famous Wow! signal, a citizen scientist has found the signal's origin star.
New Study Suggests Mouthwash Can Kill Coronavirus in Saliva in 30 Seconds
Cardiff University researchers have found that certain mouthwashes can kill the coronavirus in human saliva in 30 seconds.
100 Years After First Diabetes Breakthrough, Canadian Scientists Believe They've Found a Cure
Edmonton's Dr. James Shapiro has cured diabetes in mice, raising hopes for a cure in humans if funding and more research is permitted.
An Over-the-Counter Sleep Aid May Help Prevent and Treat COVID-19
A new study from the Cleveland Clinic suggests that people taking melatonin fare better when infected with COVID-19.
While Excavating 1000-Year-old Viking Ship, Norwegians Find Remnants of Elite Society
Researchers surveying the Gjellestad ship burial in Norway have discovered the remains of structures and additional burial sites.
Ancient Mayan City Built A Sophisticated Water Filtration System With Materials We Still Use Today
Archaeologists working on the Mayan city of Tikal have uncovered evidence of a water filtration system made of materials still used today.
A Never-Before-Documented Flower Blooms on One of World's Rarest Trees - A Hopeful Sign For a Comeback
Missouri Botanic Gardens just recently documented the violet flower of the karomia gigas tree for the first time ever.
Art Historians Discover Place Where Van Gogh Painted His Last Masterpiece
130 years ago, shortly before his suicide, Vincent van Gogh painted his final masterpiece, 'Tree Roots', in this spot.
Global Telescope Creates Exquisite Map of Black Hole's Swirling Magnetic Field
New images have revealed the magnetic structures near a supermassive black hole called Messier 87.
Down the Rabbit Hole: Bunnies in Wales Dig Up Treasure of 9,000-Year-old Artifacts
Rabbits on the Welsh island of Skokholm have discovered 9,000-year-old prehistoric artifacts beneath the earth.
Ancient Biblical Scrolls and Rare Coins of 'Immeasurable Worth for Mankind' Discovered in Desert Cave
In terrain similar to the Cave of Horror where the Dead Sea Scrolls hid, biblical scroll pieces and coins found in Israeli desert cave.
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