How Do We Know Black Holes Are Really Holes?
Figuring out what they really are and how they really work will continue to be a challenge.
Figuring out what they really are and how they really work will continue to be a challenge.
Apparently, snakes eat each other whole all the time.
Pasta might not make you think “science.” But then again, you’ve probably haven’t shouted “holy shit” while you watched it curl up before your eyes.
Gizmodo sat down with Leland Melvin to talk about diversity in STEAM fields, education, and of course, Good Dogs in Space.
Paparazzi these days will do literally anything for the shot.
There’s no drama quite like space drama.
If you need a new band name, just ask the robot overlords.
A new interview shows that this whole thing is going to turn into a food fight.
Now that gravitational wave detectors are on and making observations, it’s time to use them as telescopes and do some real astronomy.
There’s still no sign of dark matter—but no one’s losing hope yet.
What if we let computers come up with new names for us? 'Rose Hork', that's what.
Are there any drugs that can make us more moral humans? Are they ready for us to debate about their use?
You like dogs, right? Good. Let’s talk about dogs. What about them? I don’t know, let’s talk about their pee. Ands their butts, sure.
Given how preliminary our understanding of our gut bacteria is, it’s very likely that some supplements can work in direct opposition of others.
When it comes down to how long mammals nurse for, orangutans hold the record.
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