GizmodoEnvironment No, You're Not Imagining Things. These Moss Balls Move Gizmodo - Jody Serrano In some places around the world, you can find bright green balls of moss scattered across glaciers. That picture is incredible all by itself, but …
GizmodoScience Latest Coronavirus Science: Outlook for Hydroxychloroquine Just Gets Worse Gizmodo - Ed Cara Here’s our roundup of the latest developments and research into covid-19, including more insight into its deadly effects on the body, how ready U.S. …
GizmodoEnvironment Michigan Dam Collapse Video Shows a ‘Classic’ Example of Earthworks Failure Gizmodo - George Dvorsky As residents of Michigan’s Midland county scramble to recover from devastating floods, a video has emerged showing the critical moment when Eden dam …
GizmodoGeek Incoming Space Junk Caused a Dramatic Light Show Over Australia Last Night Gizmodo - George Dvorsky Incredible video taken last night in Australia shows what was likely the late-stage of a Russian rocket burning up on re-entry, in a light show that …
GizmodoDonald Trump Ford Told Trump to Wear Mask During Factory Tour, Let Him Tour Factory Without One Gizmodo - Tom McKay Cluck, cluck, cluck, puk puk pukaaak—that’s the sound a Ford makes, apparently. On Tuesday, the auto manufacturer allowed Donald Trump to roam its …
GizmodoGeek Freaky ‘Active’ Object in Jupiter’s Orbit Is First of Its Kind Seen by Astronomers Gizmodo - George Dvorsky It’s neither an asteroid nor a comet but something in between. It’s also parked within Jupiter’s orbit, making this object the first of its kind to …
GizmodoScience The CDC Is Screwing Up How We Count Covid-19 Testing Numbers Gizmodo - Ed Cara The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, along with several states, are muddling the statistics on covid-19 testing, according to …
GizmodoScience Prisoners' Tools Found Hidden in Chimney at Auschwitz Gizmodo - George Dvorsky A team working to restore a historic building at the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland have stumbled upon numerous items hidden by prisoners …
GizmodoEnvironment Mining the Deep Sea Could Mean Unique Ecosystems Are ‘Lost Forever’ Gizmodo - Dharna Noor A new analysis of 250 studies has found that the negative impacts of deep sea mining would be severe and could last millions of years. As demand for …
GizmodoScience Ancient DNA From Siberia Provides Oldest Genetic Link to Native Americans Gizmodo - George Dvorsky A 14,000-year-old genome scraped from a prehistoric tooth found in southern Siberia is now the oldest known connection linking living Native …
GizmodoScience Covid-19 Has Cut the Life Expectancy of New Yorkers by 5 Years, Report Estimates Gizmodo - Ed Cara A report released Wednesday provides some early insight into the damage covid-19 has already wrought on one of the hardest-hit regions: New York …
Gizmodo Researchers Control Monkeys' Decisions With Bursts of Ultrasonic Waves Gizmodo - George Dvorsky High-frequency sound waves aimed at specific brain regions can influence monkey behavior, according to a new study. The finding complicates our …
GizmodoGeek Coronavirus Thwarts Rescue of Endangered Albatrosses Menaced by Giant Mice Gizmodo - George Dvorsky The covid-19 pandemic has forced a delay to an effort to protect vulnerable seabirds from large, invasive mice on an island in the South Atlantic …
GizmodoScience Study Finds Coronavirus Could Spread Via Poop, Which Is Often Just Floating Through the Air Gizmodo - Ed Cara New research out this week suggests that feces can spread covid-19. The study found that infectious viral particles can survive in fecal matter taken …
GizmodoScience Last Known Footage of a Tasmanian Tiger Found in Restored Film Gizmodo - George Dvorsky Archivists in Australia working on the digital restoration of an incomplete travelogue from 1935 discovered that it contains the last known footage …
GizmodoEnvironment ‘First Ever’ Near Real-Time Analysis of Global Carbon Emissions Reveals Coronavirus Impacts Gizmodo - Yessenia Funes Lockdowns around the world are having a measurable effect on global greenhouse gas emissions. A new study out Tuesday found that daily emissions …
GizmodoPhysics Neutrinos: Why the U.S. Is Betting It All on the Most Puzzling Particle in the Universe Gizmodo - Ryan F. Mandelbaum Nearly 14 billion years ago, a universe appeared in an unthinkably high-energy blast. Particles started to materialize out of that energy, as did …
GizmodoScience Welp, He's Taking It or Faking It Gizmodo - Tom McKay Donald Trump is taking unproven coronavirus treatment hydroxychloroquine as as a preventative against the virus, according to Donald Trump. The …
GizmodoGeek Symptom Checker Apps Are Awful at Guessing the Right Illness, Study Finds Gizmodo - Ed Cara Using the internet to diagnose your latest health concern is, perhaps unsurprisingly, not all that effective. A new study from scientists in …
GizmodoScience An Experimental Vaccine for Covid-19 Shows Early Promise in Human Trial Gizmodo - Ed Cara An experimental vaccine for covid-19 is showing some promising (though still very preliminary) results in people, according to its manufacturer. On …
GizmodoGeek The Weirdest Images Ever Taken on Mars Gizmodo - George Dvorsky In the 19th century, Italian astronomer Giovanni Schiaparelli thought he spotted canals on Mars through his telescope. Since then, we’ve seen lots of …
GizmodoScience Archaeologists Will Excavate a Viking Ship for the First Time in Over 100 Years Gizmodo - George Dvorsky For the first time in a century, archaeologists will excavate a buried Viking ship. Located a less than 2 feet below the surface, the ship is being …
GizmodoBirds Look at These Cool Birds I've Seen Gizmodo - Ryan F. Mandelbaum A few years ago, I stopped being afraid of birds and realized that, actually, I really liked them. It just clicked one day. It’s cool that there are …
GizmodoScience Latest Coronavirus Science: The Link Between Pandemics and Psychosis Gizmodo - Ed Cara Here are some of the latest developments in covid-19 research, including whether people can develop immunity, the effects of covid-19 on the brain, …
GizmodoScience Researchers Accidentally Got High on Laughing Gas From Penguin Poop Gizmodo - Ryan F. Mandelbaum When studying penguins, there’s a surprise you’ve gotta watch out for: the laughing gas produced by their poop. Researchers based in Denmark and China …
GizmodoEnvironment Looming Landslide in Alaska Could Trigger Enormous Tsunami at Any Moment, Scientists Warn Gizmodo - George Dvorsky The collapse of an unstable mountain slope in Alaska could trigger a catastrophic tsunami in Harriman Fjord. A retreating glacier is producing this …
GizmodoGeek Hundreds of Fossilized Human Footprints Provide a Glimpse of Ancient Life in Africa Gizmodo - George Dvorsky Over 400 fossilized human footprints have been discovered in Tanzania, representing the largest collection of human prints ever found in Africa. …
GizmodoScience What Scientists Know So Far About the Syndrome Affecting Children With Coronavirus Gizmodo - Ed Cara Children across the U.S. and Europe are coming down with a rare but life-threatening condition that appears to be connected to covid-19. But as …
GizmodoGeek Evidence Mounts for Gigantic Water Plumes on Jupiter’s Moon Europa Gizmodo - George Dvorsky While studying Europa’s magnetic field in 2000, NASA’s Galileo spacecraft inadvertently collected evidence of watery plumes shooting out from the …
