Bionic jellyfish can swim three times faster
A gentle zap of electricity keeps these animals on the move.
A gentle zap of electricity keeps these animals on the move.
There’s a secret refuge beneath the snow.
Some programs swear by the pricey intervention, but the results are still up in the air.
How melting arctic ice has made life harder for lean polar bears.
Some call it being in transit. Some call it torture.
Researchers are developing 3D bioprinters about 200 miles above earth.
The microbe is slowly but surely starting to fight back.
Here’s how the aircraft’s long wings and giant engines boost its efficiency.
And other weird things we learned this week.
Major League Baseball has a lot more than trash cans to worry about.
It’ll team up with the Parker Solar Probe after it launches in February.
Acoustic specialists apply concert-hall tricks to manipulate sound at eateries.
China’s wet markets don’t tell the whole story.
Once those strands turn gray, they never go back.
It’s time to up your table saw game.
The loneliest whale in the world is just one example.
The model shows a fruit fly’s 20 million synapses linking about 25,000 neurons.
Barry White’s got nothing on a Martian’s croon.