Monisha Ravisetti
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How to Brush Moon Dust Off Your Boots
No, a Swiffer probably won't work if you're trying to clean your moon home. → Read More
Scientists Find Flamingos Acting Like Cliquey High Schoolers
"You can't sit with us," says a popular flamingo, probably. → Read More
Scientists Find Flamingo Friend Groups Can Get Pretty Cliquey
"You can't sit with us," says a popular flamingo, probably. → Read More
Pedro Pascal Plays a Rugged Space Explorer in This Vibey Sci-Fi Gem
Watch 2018's Prospect for the story, of course, but also for the impeccable aesthetic. → Read More
Out in Space Lies a Mysterious Planet That Shouldn't Exist
Defying our theories of planetary formation, this "forbidden" world quietly orbits a little star. → Read More
Scientists Find Evidence of Brain Surgery on 3,000-Year-Old Skull
One of two upper-class brothers living in ancient Israel had a hole drilled into his skull. But why? → Read More
Scientists Find Remarkable Evidence of 3,000-Year-Old Brain Surgery
One of two upper-class brothers living in ancient Israel had a hole drilled into his skull. But why? → Read More
More People Should Watch This Vibey Sci-Fi Gem Starring Pedro Pascal
Watch 2018's Prospect for the story, of course, but also for the impeccable aesthetic. → Read More
This Little Bluetooth Device Wants to Save Your Vocal Cords
A prototype wearable piece of tech can tell you when to stop belting that Taylor Swift song. → Read More
More People Should Watch This Indie Sci-Fi Gem Starring Pedro Pascal
Watch 2018's Prospect for the story, of course, but also for the vibes. → Read More
More People Should Watch This Aesthetic Sci-Fi Gem Starring Pedro Pascal
Watch 2018's Prospect for the story, yes, but also for the vibes. → Read More
Astronomers Say This Neutron Star Explosion Was Perfect. Too Perfect
A strangely spherical explosion in space has astrophysicists scratching their heads. → Read More
Scientists Have Found an Otherworldly Frog Fit for Middle-earth
Named for J.R.R. Tolkien, this species lives in a "universe of fantasies," its discoverer said. → Read More
Da Vinci's Forgotten Experiments Almost Decoded Gravity Centuries Ago
Before Galileo, Newton and Einstein, there was a man named Leonardo da Vinci. → Read More
Frog Named for J.R.R. Tolkien Lives in a 'Universe of Fantasies'
Forget aliens, look at this frog. → Read More
Frog Named for Lord of the Rings Creator Lives in a 'Universe of Fantasies'
Forget aliens, look at this frog. → Read More
Mary, Queen of Scots' Secret Letters Found and Decrypted
Most of the correspondence was with the French ambassador – and primarily about conspiracies, mystery and captivity. → Read More
Climate Crisis Greatly Impacts Mental Health in Hard-Hit Bangladesh
Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change devastation yet one of the least responsible for it. → Read More
Einstein's Mind-Bending Theory Helps Scientists Analyze a Dead Star
Gravitational microlensing allows astronomers to make a historical measurement of a white dwarf's mass. → Read More
What Is the Butterfly Effect? How Scientists Find Beauty in Mathematical Chaos
Researchers are using chaos theory to 3D-print stunning pieces of jewelry. As Einstein himself said, "The greatest scientists are always artists as well." → Read More