Lifeform of the week: Axolotls, the key to eternal youth?

The axolotl is a spectacular, forever-young amphibian. It never loses its tadpole tail and can regenerate not only its limbs or tail, but also its organs!

Biobots are a 3rd state between life and death

Biobots are tiny, multicellular robots powered by living cells to perform tasks, and they're a third state between life and death.

An uncommonly strong atmospheric river in Pacific Northwest

A powerful atmospheric river swept through the Gulf of Alaska in September 2024. The storm made landfall as Category 5, the highest tier on the scale.

Octopuses punch unruly fish on group hunts

Scientists studying hours of footage of octopuses and fish hunting together found that octopuses punch the uncooperative fish and are the leaders of the hunt.

Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida as a Category 4

Hurricane Helene hit Florida as a category 4 storm near Perry. The storm surge has washed away homes and winds have caused power outages. More here.

Light pollution affects fish even into the next generation

A new study showed fish exposed to light pollution at night exhibited anxiety-like behavior, and the lighting even affected the next generation of fish.

Equuleus the Little Horse on autumn nights

Equuleus the Little Horse is a diminutive constellation that lies south of the Summer Triangle. September nights are a great time to view the Little Horse.

Exploring Mars’ Grand Canyon, plus a UFO camera for Mars

Researchers in Germany are developing a new mission to explore Mars' Grand Canyon with a swarm of robotic drones, plus search for UFOs in Martian skies.

New Mars gravity map: A lost ocean? Lava under Olympus Mons?

A new Mars gravity map shows odd hidden structures below the surface of Mars. Some might be related to a former ocean. Others might be lava!

Weird galaxy: Did Webb find the missing link to first stars?

Researchers using the Webb telescope discovered a weird galaxy in the early universe where gas outshines its stars and may offer clues to the early universe.