| Scientists are mapping Yellowstone’s plumbing to find out why it’s so explosive; How do astronauts vote from space?; Man looking for a place to pee stumbles upon one of Australia’s oldest prehistoric sites; How long did it take for life to rebound after the death of the dinosaurs?; Dear Science: Why can’t I smell my own body odor?; Why you can’t get that one song out of your head: The science of earworms; Can the fear of death instantly make you a better athlete?; The Ebola virus mutated to better infect humans during the 2014 outbreak; Teddy Roosevelt shot this lion 107 years ago. The world is about to see it again.; | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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