Space Station at 10: Much Teamwork, Less Science
A look at what value the International Space Station has offered after 10 years.
Original post by Irene Klotz, Discovery News
Vast Frozen Water Reserves Found on Mars
Underground reservoirs of frozen water on Mars suggest the planet could sustain life.
Original post by AFP
Copernicus’ Tomb Found After 200-Year Hunt
DNA studies end a centuries-old hunt for the tomb of astronomer Nicolas Copernicus.
Original post by AFP
Single-Celled Giant Upends Early Evolution
The tracks of a single-celled organism forces scientists to rethink early evolution.
Original post by Michael Reilly, Discovery News
King Herod May Have Been Buried Amid Paintings
Archaeologists find lavish paintings in what may be King Herod’s mausoleum.
Original post by Associated Press
Astronauts Vow Only Tool Bag Won’t Drift Away
After losing tools earlier this week, astronauts are being extra-cautious.
Original post by Associated Press
BLOG: ‘Furby’-Like Animal Found in Indonesia
Scientists find a living animal that looks just like the fictional Furby.
Original post by Jennifer Viegas, Discovery News
Did Asteroid Cause Ancient N.Y. Tsunami?
A giant asteroid may have triggered a tsunami that struck New York more than 2,000 years ago.
Original post by Michael Reilly, Discovery News
Pill Helps Elderly Bulk Up
An experimental pill boosts human hormone levels, helping the elderly stay strong.
Original post by Eric Bland, Discovery News
View to a Krill: Secrets of Plankton Eyes
The world’s simplest vision system can be found in tiny marine plankton.
Original post by AFP