SLIM lives! Japan’s upside-down lander is online after a brutal lunar night By Andrew Paul / Feb 26, 2024
What we should think about before terraforming alien worlds By Erika Nesvold / MIT Press Reader / Feb 24, 2024
240-million-year-old ‘Chinese dragon’ fossil reveals 32 separate neck vertebrae By Laura Baisas / Feb 23, 2024
Delta’s solar eclipse flight sold out, but your best bet to see it is still down here By Andrew Paul / Feb 22, 2024
Giant Antarctic sea spiders’ reproductive mystery solved after 140 years of confusion By Laura Baisas / Feb 20, 2024
Water molecules detected on the surface of an asteroid in space for the first time By Laura Baisas / Feb 16, 2024
First remote, zero-gravity surgery performed on the ISS from Earth (on rubber) By Andrew Paul / Feb 16, 2024
A new AI-powered satellite will create Google Maps for methane pollution By Andrew Paul / Feb 14, 2024
The US government once rented caves in Missouri to store its excess cheese By PopSci Staff / Feb 14, 2024
Environmental DNA is everywhere. Scientists are gathering it all. By Peter Andrey Smith/Undark / Feb 14, 2024
Europe’s oldest human-made megastructure may be at the bottom of the Baltic Sea By Laura Baisas / Feb 13, 2024
Scientists made a ‘zinc trap’ to prevent noise-induced hearing loss (in mice) By Laura Baisas / Feb 12, 2024
A sea creature extinct for half a billion years inspired a new soft robot By Andrew Paul / Feb 10, 2024
2,000 new characters from burnt-up ancient Greek scroll deciphered with AI By Andrew Paul / Feb 9, 2024
NASA’s Perseverance Rover spots damaged, lonely Ingenuity helicopter in the ‘bland’ part of Mars By Laura Baisas / Feb 7, 2024
ESA will send a triangle of satellites into space to study gravitational waves By Briley Lewis / Feb 7, 2024
Why interstellar objects like ‘Oumuamua and Borisov may hold clues to exoplanets By Theo Nicitopoulos / Knowable Magazine / Feb 2, 2024
February’s skies shine with Orion, a harmless comet, and an extra day of stargazing By Laura Baisas / Feb 1, 2024