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Astronomer Reconstructs Middle-Earth Solar System, Earns Place In Geek Hall Of Fame

By Noelle Micarelli Oct 11th
Popular Science Launches Unpopular Science

By Dan Van Winkle Oct 8th
Scientist Ruth Patrick, Ecological Pioneer, Dies at 105

By Susana Polo Sep 30th
So There’s Actually A Lot of Water On Mars

By Noelle Micarelli Sep 27th
We Predict a Rise in Moon Tourism Popularity With This Year’s Ig Nobel Prizes

By Susana Polo Sep 17th
Another Day, Another Scientist Telling Us We Can’t Actually Clone Dinosaurs

By Rebecca Pahle Sep 16th
Things We Saw Today: Get Blitzed In a Cute Way With Hello Kitty Beer

By Rebecca Pahle Sep 12th
Lego’s First Female Scientist Minifig Now on Sale

By Susana Polo Sep 3rd
190 Reasons to Love Bill Nye

By Susana Polo Aug 30th
The Brain Scoop Explains the Olinguito, New Adorable Mammal Species Found Inside a Museum

By Susana Polo Aug 28th
Episode 3 of SoulPancake’s Science of Happiness Says Think Positive

By Glen Tickle Aug 21st
Grad Student Being Paid to Photograph Rare Red Lightning, Has Coolest Job Ever

By Maia Brown-Jackson Aug 21st
Stop-Motion Paper Anatomy Learning App Is Really Cool [VIDEO]

By Jill Pantozzi Aug 19th
Clones Are People Too: The Science and Science Fiction of BBC America’s Orphan Black

By Isabella Kapur Aug 15th
Pregnancy Not Necessarily Super Exact, Just Like Everything The Human Body Does

By Maia Brown-Jackson Aug 8th
The Lowest Mass Planet Directly Imaged Outside Of Our Solar System Is Pink

By Isabella Kapur Aug 7th
Vibrant Bacteria Art Inspires “Ewws” and “Ahhhs”

By Brooke Jaffe Aug 6th
Things We Saw Today: Someone Managed To Improve The Excellent The Wolverine Poster

By Isabella Kapur Jul 30th
Structurally-Accurate Jupiter Cake Makes The Gas Giant Look Delicious

By Brooke Jaffe Jul 30th
Scientists Might Have Figured Out a Cure For Cat Allergies

By Rebecca Pahle Jul 28th