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These are the next comets that will be visible in 2023
Comet Encke, seen here in 2013, passes near the sun every 3.3 yearsDAMIAN PEACH/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY The green comet Nishimura...
Read moreGet sneak peek at new ‘Doctor Who: Once Upon A Time Lord’ comic (video)
David Tennant's iconic portrayal of the Tenth Doctor in the venerable "Doctor Who" franchise is one of the most beloved...
Read moreThe right bacterial mix could help frogs take the heat
Some of a green frog’s heat tolerance might come from its microbiome. Put a wood frog tadpole and a green...
Read moreWe’ve just realised that a tiny West African crocodile can moo
The dwarf crocodile (Osteolaemus tetraspis) can mooMilan Zygmunt/Shutterstock Crocodile roars – and moos – could help conservationists monitor populations of...
Read moreBrilliant Harvest Moon, the last supermoon of 2023, wows stargazers around the world (photos)
The summer of 2023 has been a treat for full moon fans. Since July, we've seen four supermoons in a...
Read moreCurbing pedestrian stops might not reduce police-civilian encounters
Any encounter between police and civilians has the potential to go awry (SN: 11/17/21). Stop and frisk, where police pat...
Read moreHollow nanoparticles linked by DNA make unusually strong materials
DNA’s strong bonds can act as a glue to make nanoparticles into sturdy materialsVladislav Kochelaevskiy/Alamy A material made from hollow...
Read moreNASA’s Perseverance rover spots dust devil on Mars (video)
NASA's Perseverance rover has given us a great look at a weather phenomenon that's very familiar to folks who live...
Read moreHow a deadly fungus is so good at sticking to skin and other surfaces
Candida auris, a fungus that causes sometimes deadly infections, can stick to almost any surface. In hospitals, “it’s very tenacious,...
Read moreAlan Turing mathematically predicted the colour of lizard scales
Ocellated lizard (Timon lepidus) skinFederico.Crovetto/Shutterstock A simple, decades-old mathematical model developed by Alan Turing can predict how subtle colour patterns...
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