SPACE
Early Mars Was Ravaged By Giant Tsunamis
About 3.4 billion years ago Mars was struck by a giant, wet disaster when two massive tsunamis up to 360 feet tall roared across the planet at the speed of a passenger jet.
HEALTH
Brain implant bypasses damaged nerves to control paralyzed limbs
Scientists have been able to bypass the nervous system entirely to help paralyzed patients regain control over their limbs.
OTHER NEWS
50 shades of brown: Your tooth brush is covered in poop, study finds
If you share a bathroom, there's an 80% chance the bacteria on your tooth brush comes from someone else's butt
ESA: Rosetta still can’t contact Philae lander
The next revival attempt will occur sometime in April
California looking to normalize marijuana industry with new regulations
Governor Jerry Brown has signed into law three bills that will create a new state agency for regulating and monitoring the burgeoning medical marijuana...
NASA: Organic haze made up Earth’s early atmosphere
Earth's early atmosphere was hazy like Saturn's moon Titan, a new study published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience reveals.
Scientists stunned after finding a second mystery bright spot on Ceres
The Dawn mission will begin orbiting the giant asteroid in late April and will stay there until June 2016, when the nearly decade-long mission comes to an end -- hopefully shedding more light on those bright spots in the meantime.
