Science

by Jenny Smedra

10 Biohacking Trends That Might Go Too Far In our quest to achieve optimal health, enhance physical performance, and push the boundaries of human capabilities, bio... read the story

by Max Erkiletian

The Weekly Wrap: Metaverse, Telosa, Tapering Metaverse — The New Reality You’re showing friends around your new corner office in the 120 story building you just ... read the story

by James Hendrickson

How to See the ‘Super Blue Blood Moon’ on January 31 If you are a regular watcher of the sky, you know there will be a special event at the end of this month. What people...... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Daylight Saving Time Is Ending Fall is a time of year that many people favor. One of the reasons for this is the end of daylight saving time (DST). Soo... read the story

SMAP Is a Fraud NASA’s Soil Moisture Active Passive, SMAP, is a mission of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL). SMAP laun... read the story

Enceladus’ Wobbles Suggest Hidden Global Ocean Initially believed to be just a regional water body on the South Pole of Enceladus, the source of fine spray of water va... read the story

by Wilfredo Benitez

We Have Entered a New Period of Extinction You can probably guess with a good degree of certainty just which creatures were wiped out during the last mass extincti... read the story

by Wilfredo Benitez

Your Contact Lenses Increase Your Chance of Eye Infections If you wear contacts, you may be far more familiar than you’d like to be when it comes to eye infections and the c... read the story

Two Huge Magma Chambers Sitting Beneath Yellowstone National Park Apparently, there is more to the Yellowstone National Park than meets the eye. As described in Science Magazine, scienti... read the story

Researchers Get Frustrated Magnets to Show Hall Effect for the First Time In condensed matter physics as described in a Wikipedia article on the subject, “frustration” is a phenomeno... read the story