Scientists Build Universe to Understand How Black Holes Kill Galaxies

Supermassive black holes are an intrinsic component of most galaxies in our universe, but astronomers aren't quite sure how they originate and how they influence galactic evolution. Their impacts, however, are clear. See more

When It Comes to Air Pollution, the Tiniest Particles Might Be the Worst

Scientists have found increasing evidence of health risks from a part of air pollution that we don't see, and that isn't yet regulated under federal air quality standards. In addition to visible emissions, the burning of fossil fuels and other types of combustions create vast quantities of ultrafine particles that we inhale without even realizing it. See More

Driving With Flip-flops Is Illegal and Other Common Traffic Misconceptions

For Naked Mole Rats, Age Doesn't Increase the Risk of Death

Scientists Working on Converting Human Waste Into Food for Astronauts

A manned mission to Mars might take around six months. Suffice it to say, when mealtime rolls around, astronauts won't be dial up delivery pizza en route. Instead, they may be eating nutrition derived from their own fecal matter, a concept that would save on cargo space and weight while maximizing materials already found on the spacecraft. See more >>