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This Summer’s Drought Could Be the New Normal. I Hope You Didn’t Like Trees!

By Ian Chant Oct 15th
Science Proves Those Dumb Interview Questions We All Hate Were Stupid All Along

By Ian Chant Oct 15th
Serious Science: Helmets Prevent Injuries, Exercise Can Help Sustain Weight Loss

By Rollin Bishop Oct 15th
Happy Global Handwashing Day! Everything You Own Is Covered In Fecal Bacteria

By Ian Chant Oct 15th
Science Says Kids With Educational Toys Become Educated Adults, Loving Parents Not Really a Factor

By Rollin Bishop Oct 15th
Listening to People Complain Drains Intelligence, Researchers Complain

By Mike Epstein Oct 14th
Physicists Propose Way to Test If Our Universe is a Computer Simulation

By Ian Chant Oct 12th
Scientific Papers That Get Rejected First Time End Up Being Cited Most Often

By Ian Chant Oct 12th
The Worst Sound in the World is a Knife Scraping a Bottle

By Ian Chant Oct 12th
The Economics of Disease: Keeping Cells From Sharing Resources Can Collapse Bacterial Communities

By Ian Chant Oct 12th
Stem Cells Used To Grow Functioning, Implantable Thyroid Gland

By Ian Chant Oct 11th
One-of-a-Kind Giant Magma Bubble in South America Looks Just Like a Sombrero

By Ian Chant Oct 11th
Cave-Dwelling Albino Coral Discovered

By Ian Chant Oct 11th
Fact: The Soft-Shelled Turtle Pees Through Its Mouth

By Ian Chant Oct 11th
The Science Behind Lucid Dreaming [Video]

By James Plafke Oct 10th
Swedish Nuclear Plants Host Surprise Activist Slumber Party, Intruders Avoid Detection for 28 Hours

By Rollin Bishop Oct 10th
Anchovy Poop Does Its Part to Keep Climate Change At Bay

By Ian Chant Oct 10th
Ancient Arthropod Fossil Had First Modern Brain

By Ian Chant Oct 10th
New Study Charts DNA Degradation, Shows Jurassic Park Can Probably Never Happen

By Ian Chant Oct 10th
This Mechanical Pencil Draws Nanotubes That Detect Toxic Gases

By Ian Chant Oct 9th