Biology New type of wood discovered in Tulip trees proves we don’t know everything about plant anatomy August 7, 2024
Economics Money Does Buy Happiness. Life Satisfaction Rises In Concert With Wealth, New Study Shows August 7, 2024
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Science Scientists Discover Fossil Chromosomes in 52,000-Year-Old Woolly Mammoth Which Could Help De-Extinct the Species August 5, 2024
Archaeology Ancient Egyptians Might Have Used Water-Powered Hydraulics to Build First Grand Pyramid August 5, 2024
Health Is medical MDMA about to become legal? FDA’s upcoming decision could change psychedelic medicine August 5, 2024
Design Solid knitting: a different spin on 3D printing that can make furniture out of yarn August 5, 2024
Environmental Issues The Paris Olympics Torch Burns Green — Why “83 bottles of wine per person” is not that much August 2, 2024
History Ancient Scythians made leather out of the skin of their enemies, validating Herodotus’ incredible accounts August 2, 2024
Environment Inside the Plan to Freeze and Store Cells From Endangered Species on the Moon As a Lifeboat Against Extinction August 2, 2024
Health Millions of Americans Are Trying Ozempic-like Copies Amid Shortages. Are These Weight Loss Drugs Safe? August 2, 2024
News Has NASA found evidence of ancient life on Mars? Astrobiologist examines this latest exciting discovery August 2, 2024
Archaeology Scientists brew Biblical beer using 5,000-year-old yeast salvaged from Israel August 1, 2024
Environment This fungus that turns caterpillars into zombies is more expensive than gold. And it might go extinct because of it August 1, 2024
News Scientists uncover the physics behind paper cuts. Here are the types of paper most likely to cut you August 1, 2024
Chemistry Engineers create truly green hydrogen gas using only seawater, soda cans, and caffeine August 1, 2024
Animals European female frogs fake their own death to avoid mating with aggressive males August 1, 2024
Future Scientists turn wood into a super-black material that absorbs nearly all light. And it was all by accident July 31, 2024
Archaeology An amazingly well-preserved 3,500-year-old clay tablet from Turkey is a humble shopping list July 31, 2024
Environment What’s the deal with the purple track at the Paris Olympics? It has a secret ingredient July 30, 2024
Agriculture A simple trick could cut down global food waste by half: Just look at the “cold chains” July 30, 2024
Chemistry These circuit boards turn into jelly so that you can recycle them again and again July 30, 2024
Chemistry Unexpected elements discovered in alchemy lab of one of the fathers of modern astronomy July 30, 2024
Biology I’m sorry you have to hear this: some leeches jump. They coil their bodies like cobras July 29, 2024
Science Hospitals are also big carbon emitters. Here’s how we can make them more sustainable July 28, 2024 - Updated on July 30, 2024
Health Does Semaglutide Help With Weight Loss and Cardiovascular Health? July 28, 2024 - Updated on July 30, 2024
Environment Arabica coffee production could decrease by 80% by 2050. Can Robusta save our morning coffee? July 26, 2024
Health Do you flush your toilet with the lid up or down? This study will make you think twice July 26, 2024
Electronics This camera transforms you into a stick figure to keep your identity a secret July 26, 2024
News From Fake Blood to an Inside Job: How Wild Rumors Spread After the Trump Assassination July 26, 2024
