
The Weirdest Experiments Ever Run on the Space Station
Worms that grew two heads. Spiders that relearned their webs. Flames that burn invisibly. The ISS is weirder than you think.
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Worms that grew two heads. Spiders that relearned their webs. Flames that burn invisibly. The ISS is weirder than you think.

No math degree required: what a black hole actually is, why it bends time, and what would happen if you fell in.

Bolted to both Voyager probes is a gold-plated record carrying music, greetings, and the sound of a kiss. It may outlast us all.

Twelve men walked on the Moon, and the last one left in 1972. The reasons nobody has gone back say more about politics than technology.

Astronauts come home taller, weaker, and sometimes with permanently changed vision. Here’s everything orbit does to the human body — and why it matters for Mars.