The Bullseye galaxy: a ring galaxy with a resonant twist - Big Think

Ring galaxies are rare, but we think we know how they form. A new, early-stage version, the Bullseye galaxy, provides a new testing ground.

This Single-Axle Compact Trailer Expands Into a Full Home at Camp - autoevolution

The 2025 Flagstaff E-Pro E15FSB is the smallest travel trailer with a slide-out, which allows it to cater to all the needs and deliver superior comfort

No More Needles: Stanford Scientists Create a Painless, Living Vaccine You Rub on Your Skin - SciTechDaily

Stanford scientists discovered that a harmless skin bacterium triggers a powerful immune response. By tweaking a bacterial protein, they turned it into a living vaccine, training the immune system to fight diseases like tetanus and diphtheria. Mice given this…

Investors Purchase 40,000 Shares Of Wyoming Stegosaurus Skeleton In Just 18 Minutes - Cowboy State Daily

A Stegosaurus skeleton being excavated in the famous Bone Cabin Quarry near Medicine Bow is expected to sell for millions. In December, investors could purchase a share of the dinosaur for $68.75. 40,000 shares sold in 18 minutes.

ESA astronaut with physical disability medically cleared for ISS missions - SpaceNews

In a first, a European astronaut with a physical disability has been medically cleared for missions to the International Space Station.

Hell Yeah: This Maggot Has A Face On Its Butt - Defector

The Mission Impossible franchise is famous for its mask reveals. A dubiously explained technology allows an innocuous silver briefcase to print out a gummy-like mask that, once plastered to a face, transforms Tom Cruise into the spitting image of Philip Seymo…

Are You Entranced By The Turtle Dance? - Defector

Are You Entranced By The Turtle Dance? - Defector

Across much of the animal kingdom, the meanings behind some creatures’ gestures are reserved only for other members of their species. A person watching a honeybee’s waggle dance would not understand the information about a pollen-rich flower patch or nearby w…

Ultra-hard ‘super diamond’ developed in China, 40% stronger than natural diamonds - Interesting Engineering

Chinese researchers have synthesized an ultra-hard diamond, first discovered in meteorites, to be used in advanced industrial applications.

Unfortunate Exoplanet Being Dragged by Star at Unfathomable Speed - Futurism

A tiny star is making big moves — whether its accomplice likes it or not. Astronomers have spotted a star just a fraction the mass of the Sun crashing through the Milky Way at ridiculous speeds. And astonishingly, it's managed to drag its exoplanet along, as …

Scientists Crack 30-Year Cancer Mystery: New Discovery Could Revolutionize Radiotherapy - SciTechDaily

CMRI researchers discovered that DNA repair pathways control how cancer cells die after radiotherapy. Blocking a key repair process, homologous recombination, forces cancer cells to die in a way that activates the immune system. Scientists at the Children’s M…

a closer look at ironweeds, or vernonia, with mt. cuba’s sam hoadley - A Way to Garden

ONE OF THE TALLEST perennials in my garden is New York ironweed, Vernonia noveboracensis. But basically my knowledge of the genus starts and ends there—or at least it did until just recently when Mt. Cuba

Ancient proteins reveal male Australopithecus africanus, oldest hominin found in Sterkfontein Caves - The Jerusalem Post

The Australopithecus africanus specimen is the oldest hominin analyzed for sex using palaeoproteomics.

Alpha Centauri Sending Stream of Objects Into Our Solar System, Scientists Propose - Futurism

New research suggests that our Solar System may already be swimming in interstellar objects that originate from the Alpha Centauri system.

The Ground Beneath Sweden Is Rising – Scientists Uncover Gravity Shift - SciTechDaily

Scientists at Sweden’s KTH Royal Institute of Technology have refined a method to measure post-glacial rebound in Fennoscandinavia, revealing a denser-than-expected landmass and a rise rate of up to one centimeter per year. As the Nordic region continues to r…

Five Things We Learned From NASA's First Interactive Twitch Stream From Space - CNET

NASA astronauts Don Pettit and Matt Dominick talked puking after returning to Earth, drinking recycled coffee in space and about those two stranded astronauts on the ISS.