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Scientists Have Revived a “Hardy” 30,000 Year Old Virus From Permafrost

By Carolyn Cox Mar 4th
Our Own Victoria McNally Is Currently at Space Camp, and She Has the Photos to Prove It

By Glen Tickle Feb 21st
Getting This Close-Up of a Cassowary May Be Photography’s Most Dangerous Game

By Jeff LaSala Mar 4th
Hey, Teenagers: Do Science, Win Prizes! Google Science Fair Now Taking Subsmissions

By Glen Tickle Jan 30th
A Friendly Chat About National Geographic’s Comic Store Heroes

By Jill Pantozzi Jul 12th
New CGI Envisioning of How the Titanic Actually Sank [Video]

By Eric Limer Apr 5th
This Is a Photograph

By Robert Quigley May 18th
Balloon-Suspended Up House Built In Real Life

By Robert Quigley Mar 7th
The Most Average Human on the Planet [Video]

By Max Eddy Mar 3rd
In 2011 The World’s Population Will Hit 7 Billion

By Susana Polo Jan 2nd
World’s Largest Cave Can Fit Skyscraper, Has Jungle

By James Plafke Dec 31st
Those 6 Million Forms of Communication Probably Don’t Include Koro

By Susana Polo Oct 6th
Brave Cameraman Films a Massive Dust Storm from Within

By Robert Quigley Sep 22nd
Hard Core Video of the Day: Octopus Kills Shark

By Susana Polo May 14th
Saturn’s Moon Titan is Slushy All the Way Down

By Susana Polo Mar 14th
Longtree is Looooooooooooong

By Susana Polo Mar 7th
Science Alert: Drunk Bats can Still Fly Just Fine

By Robert Quigley Feb 11th