SYFY WIREZoology Scientists recast giant sea scorpions as the great white sharks of their era SYFY WIRE - Jeff Spry It's not too hard to imagine that the turbulent oceans of prehistoric Earth were a violent cauldron of emerging and helpless prey that was a …
SYFY WIREFossils New study finds Jurassic Park's 'spitter' dino very different than the film's portrayal SYFY WIRE - Jeff Spry One of the more memorable scenes in 1993's Jurassic Park is when the crested, frill-collared Dilophosaurus spits toxic venom at the annoying computer …
SYFY WIREX-rays Even Superman's X-ray vision can't capture images like this six-month, all-sky shot of the cosmos SYFY WIRE - Jeff Spry might have enhanced vision capabilities to ferret out criminal activity and hidden weapons, but his X-ray enabled super-peepers pale in comparison to …
SYFY WIREAncient Egypt Ancient human remains have ended up on the black market, but where do they really belong? SYFY WIRE - Elizabeth Rayne Around 2,500 years ago, a young Scythian woman died in the frozen wilds of Siberia. She remained buried until archaeologists came upon what was …
SYFY WIREScience Pluto’s far side: Exploring the backside of a tiny iceworld SYFY WIRE - Phil Plait On 14 July 2015, , and for the very first time in human history we saw that distant world in detail. … or, well, half of it. The probe was moving …
