This week's science news: 'City-killing' asteroid swarms and the buried baby 'Ice Prince'
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Pacific spiny lumpfish: An adorable little fish with a weird sucker that resembles human teeth
Pacific spiny lumpfish have tiny fins that they move vigorously to move around. (Photo by Mitchell Cox/Alamy Stock Photo) The Pacific spiny lumpfish's small, round bodies and cute appearance make them essentially wild, cute creatures. They are not particularly graceful…
Reddit users share the 'weirdest' passenger behavior they've seen on planes
Video: Airline passenger invades neighbor's personal space to capture clouds mid-flight A woman was left upset on a recent flight to Germany when the passenger next to her kept reaching for the window to take photos. The video went viral…
The oldest modern bird fossil ever found has been dubbed the 'Miracle Chicken'
This is the oldest known fossil of a modern bird. DJ Field/University of Cambridge. A 3D-printed replica of the small skull of Asteriornis Maastrichtensis, also known as the Wonder Chicken. The fossils, including a beautifully preserved skull and several limbs,…
Giant black hole M87 spins at 80% of cosmic velocity and pulls in matter even faster
(Image credit: EHT Collaboration) The enormous black hole lurking at the center of the galaxy M87 is a true behemoth. It’s one of the largest in our neighborhood, making it the perfect first target for the Event Horizon Telescope. Scientists…
New study raises big questions about taurine as an anti-aging supplement
Taurine has shown some initial promise as an anti-aging agent. However, much more research is needed to confirm its use. (Image credit: Javier Zayas Photography via Getty Images) Taurine, an amino acid found in some foods and synthesized by the…