Did Scientists Just Detect the First Known ‘Exo-Moon’?

Giant Concentric Rings Discovered in The Atmosphere of Venus

July’s full buck moon is peaking soon. Here’s what to know

Dinosaurs were roasted to death by asteroid dust cloud

New research links Chicxulub dust to a planet‑wide firestorm that could have roasted dinosaurs in hours.

‘A moment in time’: Fossil footprints shed new light on the extinct ‘Nutcracker Man’

The 24-hour day is not fixed but slowly stretching, and in the dinosaurs' time it was shorter: the Moon's pull is gently braking Earth's spin, so a day back then ran about 23.5 hours, and far shorter deeper in the past

Earth’s days are creeping longer as the Moon drifts away, reshaping the planet’s rhythm that once measured a 23.5‑hour day in the dinosaur era.

Prolonged stretching reorganizes tissue scaffolds and uncages cell nuclei

Research identifies a mechanical process where prolonged stretching forces the reorganization of keratin networks, leading to the uncaging of cell nuclei.