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It’s hard to think of an animal better adapted for a hot, desert climate than a camel. They are the quintessential desert animal. Or are they? A few years ago scientists uncovered bewildering fossil evidence that camels once roamed in the Arctic Circle — the exact opposite of their niche habitat today. Latif Nasser, Radiolab‘s director of research, told the story during a live TED Talk in New… → Read More
They're like a stream of red-hot bubbles in space. → Read More
How would we even know? → Read More
This epic Tumblr post is a scorching mic drop against astrology. → Read More
It might not be such a bad idea to try and talk to aliens. → Read More
Fingers crossed this thing works. → Read More
Water may have existed there not very long ago. → Read More
When a star drifts too close to a black hole, it meets a grisly fate. The black hole stretches out the star and eventually swallows it up. The violent feeding frenzy is called a "stellar tidal disruption," according to NASA. The event generates a massive amount of energy and huge flares of high-energy radiation. Previously, we didn't know much about tidal disruptions because it's hard to catch a… → Read More
Poor Lucy. → Read More
Animals will have to head for the poles. → Read More
This could help us finally figure out what dark matter is. → Read More
This is a rare opportunity for scientists to study how giant stars form. → Read More
The spacecraft could teach us a lot about the sun. → Read More
San Francisco will be the only suitable U.S. city left. → Read More
Another win for NASA. → Read More
Preliminary research suggests Zika could be a problem for adult brains too. → Read More
What's more, it may have just proved a 42-year-old Stephen Hawking theory. → Read More
This could be HUGE. → Read More
It's the only other body in the solar system that has liquid oceans and rivers on its surface. → Read More
This was a rare find. → Read More