Amazing Science Facts

A green comet called 12P/Pons-Brooks will be visible to the naked eye in April 2024, dazzling stargazers with its unique green glow and horned shape.

Tardigrades, microscopic 'water bears,' survive extreme conditions by entering a state called cryptobiosis, reducing metabolism drastically.

Flying fish are fascinating creatures from family Exocoetidae, using wing-like fins to glide up to 1,312 feet, escaping predators and finding food in warm ocean waters.

Federalism in the U.S. splits power between the national and state governments, ensuring a balance between local needs and national goals, under the U.S. Constitution.

The Hawaiian Islands were formed by underwater volcanoes erupting from a hot spot beneath the Pacific Ocean, creating a chain of islands as the Pacific Plate moved.

Stick insects excel in camouflage with over 3,000 diverse species adapting to different global habitats.

Red pandas are endangered due to habitat loss, deforestation, hunting, and poaching, but conservation efforts aim to protect these unique animals and their habitats.

Since 2020, orcas near Spain, Portugal, and Scotland have been ramming boats, a rare and puzzling behavior scientists are trying to understand.

The deep sea is home to fascinating, bizarre creatures adapted to extreme conditions; over 90% remains unexplored, with new discoveries awaiting.

Luna moths are large, bright green moths in North America, living only about a week as adults, and are known for unique features and a complex life cycle.