Earth’s Core Has Been Quietly Leaking Water for Billions of Years - Gizmodo
A new study offers an explanation for unusual chemical signatures found in some volcanic rocks.
Gizmodo.com
Early birds will have the best chance to see the Orionid meteor shower - CNN
October’s Orionid meteor shower is an annual favorite for sky-gazers, but it may face competition from the bright moon. Here’s how to see it.
CNN
The “Revival of Sennen Genjin” Is At Hand! [RD/KP27] - YGOrganization
You thought your Millennium Items were safe? Think again!
Ygorganization.com
A Strange New Time Crystal Emerges From Synchronized Vibrations - ScienceAlert
To us mortals, the flow of time goes one way.
ScienceAlert
Earth's Poles Have Dramatically Shifted 4 Times - Newser
Sudden crust shifts over past 320M years may have reshaped sea levels, affected climate
Newser
Genetic study shows seafarers from Easter Island settled Hawaii - Honolulu Star-Advertiser
It was a difficult, almost incomprehensible, feat. A band of seafarers from Easter Island in the South Pacific set off in double-hulled sailing canoes on a voyage across Earth’s largest ocean that ended more than 4,400 miles away in Hawaii, the only Polynesia…
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
The Secret to Life on Earth Was What Made It Stop Being a Poisonous Ice Ball - Yahoo
Ancient South African rocks expose the chain reaction behind life’s first real growth spurt.
Popular Mechanics
Individual atomic collisions can now be detected in the lab, potentially opening up pathways to new physics - Phys.org
Tiny atoms and molecules are constantly bombarding each other all around us. While we regularly measure the large-scale effects of these interactions, measuring the effect of each individual collision is far more difficult. But now, researchers have managed t…
Phys.Org
Spreading Life To Bleached Coral - Hackaday
Coral bleaching is a major problem for ocean ecosystems as the ocean gets warmer. Researchers at Stanford have found a new method for regenerating bleached corals. Scientists working on coral found…
Hackaday
Peat bogs, the natural archives of mining fallout, reveal ancient Europe's hidden metal networks - Phys.org
For thousands of years, humans shaped their world with stone, wood and bone. Metallurgy, the art and science of working with metals such as copper, bronze and iron, marked a turning point in human history. The mining that fueled metalworking also shaped Europ…
Phys.Org
Indian scientists identify Martian analogue sites - The Hindu
Kerala researchers identify Martian analogue sites in Tamil Nadu and Atacama Desert via hydrous sulfates, aiding Mars paleoenvironments study.
The Hindu
The sun may have stripped away meters of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS - Phys.org
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS brought material from another planetary system within reach of our telescopes, but reading its chemistry poses a problem. Energetic particles encountered during its journey through space may have changed its outer layers, so ho…
Phys.Org
Second Crew of Mars Astronauts NASA Locked Up for a Year Are Coming Out on October 31 - autoevolution
The second group of four people to have entered the NASA CHAPEA habitat is getting ready to come out of isolation at the end of the month.
autoevolution
What are the odds we're not alone in the universe? : Short Wave - NPR
There are hundreds of billions of stars in the galaxy we live in. Many of them have their own exoplanets. So why haven’t we found proof of alien life yet? And what’s the probability of us contacting or being contacted anyway? That’s exactly what a famous math…
NPR
New Utah dinosaur dig marks end of an era - KSL News
Two Utah paleontologists who've worked together for the past quarter-century, exploring Utah's rugged landscapes and uncovering pieces of the state's prehistoric past, are about to part ways.
KSL.com
In 2025, Trawlers Suddenly Started Pulling Up Rare Hybrid Crabs in Record Numbers in The Bering Sea. Now We Know Why - ScienceAlert
A population of once-rare hybrid crabs has surged to record numbers, following a marine heatwave that hit the Bering Sea in 2018.
ScienceAlert
Single Vertebra Hints at Oldest Known Iberian Dinosaur - Sci.News
A fossil theropod vertebra about the length of a thumb, found in the Algarve region in southern Portugal, may be the oldest dinosaur remains ever discovered on the Iberian Peninsula.
Sci.news
Eagle snatches owl and carries it into forest – then something wild happens - BBC Wildlife Magazine
Scientists in Costa Rica document extraordinary predation event involving three raptor species.
Discoverwildlife.com
Old Blood Cells Have Been Transformed Into Brain Stem Cells That Get Younger As They Age - ScienceAlert
Aging is the price paid for the ability of experiencing existence, one might philosophize.
ScienceAlert
Green Lantern Fans, Astronomers Have Found A Real Green Star And It Is Powered By Destroyed Planets - ComicBookMovie.com
Green Lantern Fans, Astronomers Have Found A Real Green Star And It Is Powered By Destroyed Planets
CBM (Comic Book Movie)
The Universe Seems to Be Stuck in Place by a Strange Quantum Phenomenon - Yahoo
We're in 'cosmic lockdown'.
ScienceAlert
Rolling Snakes Reinvent The Wheel - Defector
For eons, roly-polies have rightfully dominated the rolling space, at least in our imagination. The crustaceans’ astonishing ability to transform from a legged arthropod into a perfect sphere, a behavior called volvation, earned the bugs their nickname. But t…
Defector.com
In space, 'We've gone from exploration to exploitation,' says original Voyager team member - The Register
Voyager imaging team member Dr. Garry Hunt joins The Reg's Kettle podcast to talk about his role in the mission as probe approaches one light day's distance from Earth
Theregister.com
Scientists say Earth only has six continents, not seven - geekspin
Scientists challenge the seven-continent model with new study suggesting Europe and North America may remain connected beneath the Atlantic.
Geekspin.co
