For the First Time in 35 Years, A New Carnivorous Mammal Species is Discovered in the Western Hemisphere11yr ⋅ Libertatea ⋅ r/science
This is Neutrino Detector and yes, that is a small boat inside it with two people in it. 13yr ⋅ Acolyteuk ⋅ r/science
To all scholarly publications, please do this from now on. It would make everyone's life a lot easier. 15yr ⋅ stuartk1986 ⋅ r/science
Reddit Science, can you answer this? My grandpa neared the (sunlight-created) shadow of a ball towards the edge of another shadow, and you can see a darker spot appearing between the two shadows before they touch. What causes this effect?14yr ⋅ Philipp ⋅ r/science
Brain evolution. You don't see this much but everyone can benefit from this knowledge! 13yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Does anyone know where this display of the periodic table of elements is located?12yr ⋅ sinkking ⋅ r/science
Diffusion spectrum imaging reveals an orderly weave of nerve fibers in the brain.13yr ⋅ cmgerber ⋅ r/science
Look again at that dot. That's here, that's home, that's us. (Earth from Mars)14yr ⋅ Nostalgia_Guy ⋅ r/science
Reddit, last week we saw the depth of the ocean scaled relative to human size. I made a figure of the depth of the ocean accurately scaled to the width. It's really very shallow from this perspective.15yr ⋅ jjs774 ⋅ r/science
Passed this car on the way into the mall today, thought you guys would get a chuckle.15yr ⋅ timeshifter_ ⋅ r/science
I took this picture at Intel's visitor's centre in Mountain View, CA. It really makes you think.15yr ⋅ TonyBLiar ⋅ r/science
The council that decides which areas of science get funding in the UK have abolished 'blue skies research' - So we delivered a coffin of science to parliament12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
We are like butterflies who flutter for a day and think it's forever. - Happy Carl Sagan Day!14yr ⋅ Hamuel ⋅ r/science
What might be the oldest galaxy ever has been discovered. Light was emitted when our 13.7-billion-year-old universe was only 500 million years old.12yr ⋅ TheJollyPlum ⋅ r/science
This pepsi contains 40 grams of sugar. I decided to weigh out 40 grams of sugar...15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Looking at pictures of Asimov, I always got this funny feeling that I had seen him somewhere before...15yr ⋅ SPD-13 ⋅ r/science
My professor came up with a way to classify all 56 possible baryons, periodic table style. Thoughts?12yr ⋅ iheartmarx ⋅ r/science
2 Hours until we celebrate the Mars Curiosity landing with this guy!12yr ⋅ naturehatesyou ⋅ r/science
Betelgeuse rumors were bullshit, no recent observations from Mauna Kea at all, according to man who runs it.15yr ⋅ Preferential ⋅ r/science
Myosin motor literally walking on an actin cable. Video made using atomic force microscopy. 14yr ⋅ aliveshecried ⋅ r/science
Here's an amazing picture of Mercury and the Sun that I took that I just wanted to share.14yr ⋅ tendeuchen ⋅ r/science
We are walking on thin earth: Cross-section of the Earth all the way down to the core. [pic] 15yr ⋅ moriquendo ⋅ r/science
Don't let the comic book format fool you, r/science should read this speech by Reed Richards 13yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
My letter to the editor, arguing against intelligent design was published today.15yr ⋅ outhere ⋅ r/science
A dinosaur bone I worked on. A hemal arch from a diplodocus. The hole in the middle is where a vein would run through, a vein. 12yr ⋅ Triskut4u ⋅ r/science
The sun just farted in our general direction. Coronal mass ejection headed our way.13yr ⋅ acceptableusername ⋅ r/science
Try to visualize gathering ALL of the Earth's water and atmosphere into one huge globe for each of them. How big do you think they would be? I was way off. This is how big they would be ....15yr ⋅ clanspanker ⋅ r/science
[Hi-Res Image] Hubble's Ultra Deep Field image. I know you probably have already seen it, take a look again. 15yr ⋅ geekdad ⋅ r/science
Saw this in a sciencereactiongift subreddit, must know how it's done, anyone?12yr ⋅ Croninlol ⋅ r/science
Good lord! I always knew blue whales were big but had no idea that Quetzalcoatlus (dinosaur bird) were taller than a giraffe12yr ⋅ GaryGeck ⋅ r/science
In the reference frame of a 703.5 TeV cosmic ray proton, the earth actually is completely flat and 6000 years old.15yr ⋅ zeug ⋅ r/science
Remember that '2000 years ago' quiz? This one piece of paper is all you need to pass that quiz, along with tons of other useful info.15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Saturn - image taken with an android through a 2ft reflecting telescope. Although the image lacks much detail, the results were much better than expected13yr ⋅ torvold ⋅ r/science
Epiphany: I am the great, great, great, great, etc., grandchild of the only known self-replicating life in the UNIVERSE.14yr ⋅ jefffisher10 ⋅ r/science
@MarsCuriosity: I'm safely on the surface of Mars. GALE CRATER I AM IN YOU!!!12yr ⋅ mepper ⋅ r/science
If you change your sort order to best, gravity will bring all the smart people to the top.15yr ⋅ raldi ⋅ r/science
Reddit I get really bad hangovers, so I decided the best approach to this problem was a double blind placebo controlled study using a hangover cure I formulated composed of a variety of vitamins. Here are my study results. Now I need to do a bigger trial.14yr ⋅ sybrgreen ⋅ r/science
I didn't even know it was national fossil day and I just happened to go fossil hunting and find this little 52 million year old guy12yr ⋅ letsmoshercise ⋅ r/science
About to build a 240,000 Joule supercapacitor bank. This is going to be fun...12yr ⋅ Nick-SparkFun ⋅ r/science
Dear /r/science....please enjoy this picture of Neil Degrasse Tyson and Pluto15yr ⋅ HistoryMonkey ⋅ r/science
This is where the beauty and absolute ugliness of nature meet. Absolutely breathtaking! -- picture from NASA APOD14yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Did Fluorescence Microscopy in lab today, thought you'd might like to see mitosis in action!!12yr ⋅ CptCrunchAficionado ⋅ r/science
The vibrations in the body of the violin are made visible by holographic techniques.13yr ⋅ wchutlknbout ⋅ r/science
Classic National Geographic photo - Man Sitting on Mercury. Love this picture. 15yr ⋅ Vorenus ⋅ r/science
Map highlighting location/number of planets found by Kepler. Goosebumps.14yr ⋅ braneworld ⋅ r/science
Like a lot of you I didn't know what the Higgs boson was all about, so I did a bit of research and made a basic explanation with photoshop.12yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
My sister is a researcher on a boat in New Zealand-this is one oily looking fish with fluo teeth12yr ⋅ bouncethepoodle ⋅ r/science
LOGO: r/Science - logo suggestion. Feedback and open forum. (Oh, and a question: How would you say Science of Reddit in correct Latin?14yr ⋅ Velorum ⋅ r/science
So every year the parents decorate the lockers for the senior class. This years theme was apple/social networking. They posted photos of famous inventors and I guess someone didn't agree12yr ⋅ AbboIan12 ⋅ r/science
Found this while working today, and I thought it was so useful I wanted to share it14yr ⋅ yoshemitzu ⋅ r/science
You'll never guess who's representing our species on the phylogenetic tree.15yr ⋅ exexpatmike ⋅ r/science
Hey Reddit, I am about to get my first paper published as an undergraduate and I am FULL OF EXCITEMENT!!!11!15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Look at that dot. Now look at me. Back at the dot. Back at me. (Carl Sagan)15yr ⋅ carboncopymusic ⋅ r/science
It has been a tough day in Japan - FIFTEEN earthquakes of magnitude 4.6 or greater in six hours.14yr ⋅ OtisDElevator ⋅ r/science
Whatever your thoughts on the value of, and / or correctness of building the International Space Station, you have to admit this is awesome! [Pic]15yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/science
Ok, TIL about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and how it can be identified (e.g groove on nose). Now, I'm not trying to be funny, but this guy came to mind and I'm wondering how reliable these indicators are in determining FAS.14yr ⋅ bboyZA ⋅ r/science
How to keep people convinced gov't policy is correct (David Nutt flow chart)15yr ⋅ scoofy ⋅ r/science
