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The Best Aesthetic Mechanical Keyboards for Every Style

A melody of keystrokes, a kaleidoscope of colors, a tactile symphony under your fingertips – welcome to the world of aesthetic mechanical keyboards.

Has ChatGPT rendered essays obsolete?

Essays have changed a lot over the centuries. They're about to change even more.

Supercharge your mind: simple, everyday things you can do to keep your brain sharp

It's really simple: all you have to do is try.

Over 100 years ago, this telephone tower in Stockholm connected 5,000 telephone lines

Rare historical photos of a mind-bending telephone line hub.

Best exercise and stationary bikes for home workouts in 2023

Revolutionize your fitness routine with the best exercise bikes of 2023!

Is Soy Milk Good for You? Milk ain't what it used to be

Soy has a bad rep, but despite what you may have heard, soy milk is good for you. Here's what you need to now.

Is Tofu Bad for You? Debunking the Myths

A lot of people seem to believe tofu is bad for you. Is this really the case?

Is tofu protein? A comprehensive look at tofu's nutritional profile

The protein-packed benefits of tofu make it an excellent choice.

Is Tofu Good for You? Here's what the science says

Discover the truth about tofu and its impact on your health.

The Lefant M1 robot vacuum review: good cleaning and affordable Lidar

If you're looking for a smart vacuum, the Lefant M1 is a good place to start.

What is a Chromebook and why you might love one

They might not be for everyone, but chromebooks are fast, cheap, and sleek.

How to forage for mushrooms, greens, and fruits

Foraging is a fun and sustainable way to connect with nature and enjoy fresh, local foods. Learn how to forage safely and ethically with this guide.

How to forage for mushrooms -- simple and easy tips

Foraging for mushrooms is a fun and rewarding activity that can bring you closer to nature. It’s also a great way to find delicious and healthy ingredients for your meals. However, it can be a bit challenging to get started if you’re not familiar with the process — and there are seriously poisonous mushrooms out […]

Can you eat sea urchin? A deep dive into the thorny echinoderm

Discover the surprising facts about eating sea urchins.

What does a civil engineer do? How to build a strong, durable career

Discover the exciting world of civil engineering and learn about the diverse responsibilities of a civil engineer.

Tropical plants you can grow at home: bringing the exotic into your living room

Growing some tropical plants in your home's garden or indoors is not all that hard as most people think.

Is corn a vegetable? America's favorite crop is pretty complex

Corn can be seen as either a grain or vegetable depending on when it is harvested. But there's more it.

Best solar water pumps for garden fountains

For a sustainable garden, solar water pumps can be pretty useful. Here's what you need to know.

The Science of Shiny: How Nail Polish is Made

Discover the secrets behind the colorful and shiny world of nail polish.

How a mobile signal booster works: boost your signal strength and coverage

Stay connected anywhere with a mobile signal booster for your device.

What's the difference between omega-3 from plants, fish, and algae?

Fish, plants, and nut oils are the primary dietary sources of omega-3 fatty acids. But which one should you choose?

What is THCA, why it's not THC, and what health benefits does it have?

It's still regarded with suspicion, and for valid reasons.

A healthier diet could help ease depression symptoms

A good diet won't cure depression. But it could help.

How to make soap at home -- the science and art behind soap making

Soap making is one of those science experiments you can do at home that will almost always work if you know what you're doing.

Vitamin D supplements may lower the risk of melanoma

The findings suggest that even occasional users of vitamin D may have a lower risk for melanoma.

What does quantum cryptography mean for cybersecurity

Quantum computers powerful enough to break public-key encryption are still years away, but when it happens, they could be a major threat.

Lyme disease has an often overlooked symptom: hair loss

Although hair loss isn't commonly associated with Lyme, it can happen and it can be very distressing.

Free phone apps that identify plants from just a picture

It's like Shazam for plants -- you identify plants based on just taking a picture.

Climate change: 'The Future We Choose' by Christiana Figueres

The world faces an unprecedented crisis as global temperatures continue to rise, leading to devastating environmental impacts such as rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and species extinction. COP27, the 27th Conference of the Parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, was an important event that took place in November 2022. This year’s […]

Could pillows made from buckwheat help you sleep better?

The science isn't exactly conclusive, but there are some promising signs.

Whether it's text writing or generating images, artificial intelligence is getting a lot better -- and fast

It's got some serious skills, but are we prepared to deal with the implications?

We are stepping into the digital age of beauty – powered by AI, AR, and more

The beauty industry as we know it is changing, and we owe it all to technology.

Many UK adults not confident they can administer first aid in an emergency

The ability to provide first aid in an emergency situation can make the difference between life and death.

Climate heating is here. How do we deal with heatwaves?

Extreme heat above 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius) is a common occurrence in many parts of the world in the summer, but with climate change taking a toll, temperatures are surging way past that. Summers are getting hotter and hotter, and heatwaves are becoming the norm. Extreme heat events, especially (but not only) when […]

The European Union wants to regulate the "Wild West" of crypto trading

The move would target money laundering schemes and protect unaware traders.

Can technology help us improve our dental hygiene?

A whopping 2.4 billion people have untreated tooth decay, and that’s only the start of the world’s tooth problems. Maintaining healthy teeth and gums goes beyond having a pearly white smile. Your mouth is the entry point for germs and bacteria that can quickly spread from your teeth and gums to other internal organs and […]

Who gets fired from social media posts? These researchers scoured hundreds of cases to find out

What you post on social media can, and often will, be used against you.

Arthropod exoskeletons structures could help us design better buildings

We could learn a thing or two from natural designs.

Millennials, rejoice: avocados really are good for your heart

An avocado a day keeps the doctor away -- when you use it instead of butter or margerine.

5 weight loss myths debunked (and what you should do instead) 

The weight loss industry is rife with biased and unproven advice.

Could a Cure For Allergies Be Right Around the Corner? Research Suggests So

Spring is coming -- and with it, allergies.

How the Scientific Method Influences the World of E-Commerce

The most successful e-commerce businesses employ scientific principles to test out winning ideas and products.

How research on birth control could bring about a new era of contraception

We have a few options available, but there's plenty of room for improvement -- and the improvement is coming.

Mortar-filled tennis balls could make structures more resistant to earthquakes

It's a cheap technique that could go a long way.

Turns out, online therapy can be just as effective as face-to-face therapy

Therapy doesn't necessarily require being in the same room.

More pressure mounts for US student loan cancellation, while economists advise refinancing

Student loans are big business. Some 43 million Americans currently have student loans, totaling a whopping $1.57 trillion in student loans. Despite President Biden canceling some $2 billion in student loans already, progressives in the Democratic party are increasingly frustrated. This is just a drop in the bucket, they argue, and far more action is […]

Teenagers' mental health is deteriorating -- and social media might have something to do with it

Too much social media exposure may be causing emotional distress in some teens.

Your nail polish might be toxic. Here's how you can tell

As we’ve learned more and more in recent years, it’s very difficult to find good cosmetic products that are also good for your health. Words like “organic” and “natural” are thrown around a lot, but they’re not well-regulated and are often misleading. In fact, many “natural” products contain toxic substances. So if you want to […]

Urbanization + Climate Emergency = Massive Problems. Let's talk solutions

Urbanization has been an ongoing, prolonged global trend that was interrupted by COVID-19. At this point, it’s impossible to anticipate what all the long-term impacts of this interruption might be.

What is the Most Efficient CBD? Why the Way You Take CBD Matters

CBD can be found in various formats from oil and edibles to balms and vape liquids. Which one should you choose?

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