Science

Hold on to your hats! A NASA camera has taken pictures of what appears to be artificial light shooting upwards out of the surface of Mars! WHAT. IS. It?!?

Russia is beating us to the Jurassic Park game. Remember last year we told you about the woolly mammoth that had flowing blood? Well, if you don't, you do now. That happened, and it's apparently given Russian scientists the lead to clone these Ice Ageian bastards!

In new health news, gunshot and stabbing victims will be suspended between life and death in order to allow more time to save them. Suspended animation trials will be happening in Pittsburgh soon!

Scientists may have discovered the miracle drug. They have discovered a treatment that has killed every kind of cancer that it has been tested on.

Neil DeGrasse Tyson is one of the best outspoken minds astrological science has going for it right now. He makes difficult things simpler to understand for the laypeople. Well, this 9 year old felt up to the challenge to debate him about asteroid destruction, and it is AWESOME!

Technology is creating new marvels and miracles every day. In this case, new technology has been created to treat victims of sever burns. Patients usually have to wait for weeks for skin grafts to grow from stem cells. This new "skin gun" has the ability to spray the cells right on the patient's burns, which regenerates the skin within hours. Watch this latest marvel in technology below.

Most of saw this record-breaking free fall jump back in 2012 either on television or the internet, but until now, no one has seen Felix Baumgartner's jump from his perspective. Watch, in high-definition, a brand new first-person view of Red Bull Stratos complete with Col. Joseph Kittinger's live audio feed from jump to landing! Hope you don't get squeamish.

Over at the BBC, a list was compiled by scientists on what will happen to Planet Earth in the distant future. Things like the polar ice caps melting, changes to the Earth's axis and more.

CenturyLink Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks, is the loudest stadium in the entire National Football League and home of the 12th man. Saturday afternoon's playoff divisional round game and week 13 rematch between the New Orleans Saints and the Seattle Seahawks is being predicted as the loudest game in NFL history.

"YEAH...SCIENCE!" I know what you are thinking. Glow-in-the-dark pigs means glow-in-the-dark bacon right? Wrong! Scientists in China have created florescent piglets in an experiment to show that introducing beneficial genes from one animal into another does not harm the recipient.

The Mars One Foundation is working to colonize Mars by the year 2025. People seem to be excited about it, as 200,000 people have signed up to be the first to colonize the Red Planet. Keep reading to find out what it's going to take to try and have a human colony on Mars by 2025.

In mother Russia, this guy is trying to pull a Nikola Tesla by using himself as an electrical conductor. In this video, he hooks one hand up to a battery and uses the other hand to ignite flammable liquid. Very cool, but remember, electricity is not a toy to be played with. Do NOT try this at home!

Scientists have been studying the human body for thousands of years. You'd think they have it all down by now, right? Turns out that a new body part has been discovered! And about 3% of the world's population doesn't have it. Keep reading to find out what this new body part is, where it is, and more!

This video is pretty wild. Basically, you move your hands in front of a certain point and this crazy morphing magic table mimics what your hands are doing, and does the same thing on the table. It's sort of like those pin things that you put your hand or face into and it leaves the imprint. Except you don't have to touch the pin thing now...Watch the video for a better explanation!

Now, how about a costumed baseball game for Halloween? That's a great idea if you ask me! Members of the San Diego State University baseball team played their annual Halloween game in costume. Check out the funny video below.

The associate director for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Dr. Arjun Srinivasan, warns us that infections are too strong, and the end of humans using antibiotics to fight off infections is upon us. Keep reading to find out more.

Everything that you see in science fiction novels, comics and movies are starting to become science non-fiction every day. Especially when it comes to robotics. Every day, scientists are breaking barriers in technology. The team at Boston Dynamics have designed a robot that they call the WildCat, that can run up to a speed of 16 MPH. Watch the demonstration below.

Dogs may be man's best friend, but it looks like cats could save millions of people! Researchers discovered that cats could be the key to a successful human HIV vaccine. Pretty wild! To find out just HOW cats could be the key, keep on reading!

The evolution of science is fascinating me every day and sometimes frightening me. In this instance, a little bit of both, leaning more towards fascinated. This 32 year old man, who had his right leg amputated from a motorcycle accident, can now walk again. How? Well, with the use of a robotic leg.

This man is growing a nose out of his forehead! Turns out it's actually a not so uncommon nose reconstruction technique. Keep reading to see why he's got a nose on his forehead.