Cave records show that US's deepest river gorge Hells Canyon is only 2.1 million years old - Phys.org

North America's deepest gorge, Hells Canyon, which slithers along the border of Idaho and Oregon, is a surprisingly new addition to the Earth's ancient landscape. A recent study suggests that a monumental shift in Snake river drainage around 2.1 million years…

Satellite Scanning the World’s Oceans Detects Elusive Phenomena Scientists Say Had "Been Hiding in Plain Sight - The Debrief

Scientists using satellite data to analyze the behavior of the world's oceans have spotted unusual forces operating on and below the surface.

I’ve Figured Out a Method for Keeping My Son’s Favorite Toy Clean. It Might Lead to Some Trust Issues. - Slate Magazine

Maybe it's not so harmless.

Perpendicular Planet: A 90° Orbit Over Twin Suns Leaves Scientists Stunned - SciTechDaily

Scientists may have found a planet orbiting two brown dwarfs at a wild 90-degree tilt—something never seen before.

Will surging sea levels kill the Great Barrier Reef? Ancient coral fossils may hold the answer - The Conversation

Corals can drown. But a new study shows sea level rise isn’t the only factor at play.

Rocks reveal the turning point when oxygen changed Earth forever - Earth.com

New research from Syracuse University and MIT uncovers how Earth's atmosphere slowly filled with oxygen, reshaping life as we know it.

How are you able to read words without vowels? - Live Science

The human brain can make sense of sentences — even when the vowels are missing.

Galerie David Guiraud : Deep Space & Celestial Objects - The Eye of Photography

The Galerie David Guiraud presents an exhibition on the theme of deep space, that is, the nebulae and galaxies of our universe that have […]

Scientists identify two global ocean bands heating at record rates - Earth.com

A study reveals that two ocean bands are heating up at an unprecedented rate, disrupting climate patterns and marine ecosystems.

NYC summer stargazing seasons kicks off with triangle, meteor showers - Gothamist

NYC's summer stargazing seasons begins with meteor showers and Pedro Pascal.

Graphene Is Stretchable? Physicists Make “Miracle Material” Bend Like Never Before - SciTechDaily

Ultra clean, air-free measurements reveal a new property of graphene. Graphene is often called a "miracle material" because it is both mechanically extremely strong and highly conductive, making it ideal for many technological applications. Physicists at the …

Two space vets added to Astronaut Hall of Fame as one awaits launch - collectSPACE.com

The U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame held its annual induction ceremony, but one of this year's two honorees could not attend for a reason unique to all past enshrinements. Bernard Harris took to the stage, but Peggy Whitson was preparing for her next launch.

Make-A-Wish helps Tacoma cancer patient fulfill dream of giving back to fellow children - KOMO

Make-A-Wish Alaska & Washington makes a lot of wishes come true for kids fighting health battles.

Aurora borealis lights up northern Nevada, Carson City skies - Carson Now

Recent activity on the sun led to an array of northern lights, also known as aurora borealis, over Northern Nevada skies overnight. Carson Now reader Crystal Pacheco captured these images […]

We’re About To Talk To Dolphins… But Are We Ready To Hear The Truth? - The Daily Galaxy

Inspired by Google Translate, a new AI may soon let us talk to dolphins. But once they understand us — what will they say?

SpaceX scrubs Monday morning launch of 23 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral - Spaceflight Now