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The Crawling Eye: Cells as Lenses

Certain bacteria can respond to light be turning their whole bodies into eyeballs.

Small Creatures Have Super Strength

The most amazing physical feats in nature are performed by some of the smallest organisms.

Nature Inspires Hi-Tech Design

Scientists and engineers continue the gold rush to imitate nature's solutions to problems.

Density Can’t Keep Saturn’s Rings Old

Saturn's B ring is much less dense than previously thought, challenging attempts to keep it billions of years old.

Occult Cosmology Mutters Dark Matters

New instruments and projects will seek to find influences that no scientist understands.

Globular Clusters Give Astronomers Cluster Headaches

The old story is out, and nobody knows what the new story should be.

Cosmologists Bash Heads Against Reality

When observations don't fit your ideology, invent paranoid delusions.

Surprising Youth in the Solar System

Four solar system objects in the news look young, not billions of years old.

Earth's Geodynamo: An Energy Crisis

A new theory to maintain Earth's magnetic field looks like a case of special pleading to rescue a dogma.

Why Is a New Theory of Coal Formation Needed?

When a new theory comes along, better examine why the old one needed replacing.

Small Thing Make Big Boom

The most spectacular supernova ever detected has astrophysicists scratching their heads for a mechanism.

Updates from Outer Planets

Let's review some of the latest news from missions to the outer planets.

Plant Brains Solve Problems

Without a physical brain or nervous system, plants know how to get about in place.

Geology Theories Are Not Set in Stone

To be a geologist, you have to have a big imagination and always be ready to have your favorite theory overturned.

Lizards that Leap Over Evolution

They may appear less evolved to Darwinians, but some lizards are world champions.
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