The Whovian Science Blog

In my last blog post, we discussed the phylogeny of Triceratops  and its closest reptilian relatives, as well as whether it had feathers or ...

It is one of the world's favorite prehistoric animals and its mineralized bones can be seen in nearly any paleontological exhibit in a n...

This month is June and there is a lot going on with the planet Jupiter, the second largest known body in our entire Solar System. Jupiter is...

What do most people think of when they here the word "prehistoric?" Giant dinosaurs and pterodactyls patrolling ancient steaming j...

Today we are going to slightly veer away from biology, this year's scientific theme for the blog and talk about the history of the atom....

Whether you are a die hard science enthusiast or just a curious newsreader, you may have heard the news this week that four new elements hav...

Vampires? Yes. Count Dracula? No. These vampires were so small you would have needed a good microscope to spot them. Like Count Dracula, the...