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  1. Teacher’s Questions for Swirling Seas of Plastic Trash

    By Science News Explores
  2. Animals

    Deep-down worm is far out

    New worm discovered almost a mile underground could hint at life on other planets.

    By Stephen Ornes
  3. Climate

    Germy weather

    Bacteria high in the sky could be causing rain, snow and hail.

    By Stephen Ornes

  4. An Enemy in the Cave Word Find

    By Science News Explores

  5. Teacher’s Questions for An Enemy in the Cave

    By Science News Explores
  6. Animals

    An enemy in the cave

    Bats under attack from a fungus send scientists searching for clues to solve a deadly mystery.

    By Amanda Leigh Mascarelli
  7. Animals

    Silky spider footprints

    Tarantulas use foot-spun silk to hold tight in slippery situations.

    By Stephen Ornes
  8. Health & Medicine

    Microbes in the music

    A new study finds germs linger on musical instruments.

    By Stephen Ornes
  9. Oceans

    Life beneath the ‘berg

    Scientists find Antarctic icebergs play a new and bigger role in the climate cycle.

    By Stephen Ornes
  10. Tech

    Lasers of a feather

    A nifty light trick in bird feathers inspires researchers to create a new kind of laser.

    By Stephen Ornes
  11. Space

    End of an era

    As NASA’s space shuttles land for the last time, they leave behind a sound scientific legacy.

    By Stephen Ornes

  12. End of an Era Worldplay

    By Science News Explores
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