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- Every second, 40,000 cubic meters of fresh water flow from the Congo into the Atlantic, a gigantic current whose final destination still has researchers following clues through the ocean
- Scientists drilled 33 feet into ice and recovered a 2,000-year climate record, a frozen capsule that can reveal how the atmosphere breathed long before modern measurements
- Researchers watched live as Earth cracked open and a massive amount of lava began forming new ocean floor, a geological scene almost no one ever gets to witness
- California will build 1,650 satellite dishes to create the world’s most sensitive radio telescope, a giant cosmic ear designed to catch weak signals that now get lost in the noise of the universe
- Archaeologists in France uncovered a pot filled with tens of thousands of Roman coins from 1,800 years ago, a treasure someone hid and never came back for
- Scientists are developing diving suits for cyborg cockroaches that could be used in rescues and even Mars missions, a mix of insects and technology that sounds almost too weird to be real
- Scientists found a way to turn visible sunlight into ultraviolet light, a kind of energy trick that could open unusual doors in chemistry, medicine, and solar technology
