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150-million-year-old footprints suggest a dinosaur walked with a limp

A remarkable set of dinosaur footprints discovered in Colorado is giving scientists new clues about how a massive, long-necked dinosaur moved more than 150...

Earth and Theia were neighbors before they collided

According to the leading theory of how the Earth-Moon system formed (the Giant Impact Hypothesis), a Mars-sized object (named Theia) collided with a proto-Earth...

Cleveland’s famous sea monster gets a scientific makeover after 90 years

About 360 million years ago, long before dinosaurs walked the Earth, a terrifying predator ruled the shallow seas that once covered what is now...

New underwater exoskeleton cuts diver air use by nearly 23%

Moving through water is much harder than walking on land. Every kick of a diver’s legs has to push through thick resistance, which quickly...

Ancient Neanderthals may have eaten women and children from rival groups

A new scientific study has uncovered disturbing evidence that Neanderthals at a cave site in present-day Belgium may have practiced selective cannibalism, mainly targeting...

Scientists trace the moon’s birth to Earth’s nearby planetary twin

Around 4.5 billion years ago, a dramatic event changed Earth forever. A massive, planet-sized body called Theia slammed into the young Earth in a violent...

Are cities making us sick? Humans are wired for nature, not modern life, study...

Humans may feel at home in cities, but our bodies tell another story. According to a new study by evolutionary anthropologists Colin Shaw from the...

Scientists discover one of the densest dinosaur bone sites ever found

Deep in the rolling hills of Transylvania, scientists have uncovered one of the richest dinosaur fossil sites ever found in the region. In an area...

Ancient bogs reveal a major climate shift from 15,000 years ago

Hidden in the thick, muddy layers of ancient bogs across the Southern Hemisphere is a surprising record of Earth’s climate history. New research suggests that...

How the 2024 superstorm crushed Earth’s protective plasma bubble

In May 2024, Earth was hit by the strongest geomagnetic storm in more than 20 years. Known as the Gannon storm or the “Mother’s Day...