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The Turritopsis dohrnii is a small, bell-shaped jellyfish found in temperate and tropical waters. It has stinging tentacles and is completely transparent, allowing you to see its pulsating internal organs. It’s a predator and hunts in the open…

If you ever want to pull out the big guns in a pub quiz, then do I have a fact for you! Contrary to popular belief, the biggest organism in the world is not the blue whale. Nor is it the giant sequoia. Nor is it the extinct and admittedly…

Space exploration continues to quite literally hit new highs, and this footage shows a spacecraft zooming back down to Earth.
After completing a mission, the craft returned to Earth and the views are unlike anything you’ve ever seen…

Fossils uncovered in Spain could lead to new clues about how dinosaurs evolved, according to a study published on Sunday in the science journal Papers in Paleontology.
Fidel Torcida Fernandez-Baldor from the Dinosaur Museum of Salas de los…

Jupiter has had its length and breadth measured again, and it turns out the giant planet is skinnier and shorter than scientists had thought.
“Textbooks will need to be updated,” said Yohai Kaspi of the Weizmann Institute in Israel in a

February 4, 2026
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‘Baby cluster’ of galaxies may challenge cosmic models
Dating to only a billion years after the big bang, JADES-ID1 may be the earliest, most distant galaxy protocluster astronomers have ever…

February 4, 2026
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Why bits of continents keep turning up in the middle of oceans
It turns out that continental breakups are just as messy as human ones, with the events leaving fragments scattered far from home