10 Facts On Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis, in a nutshell, is the process of using water, carbon dioxide and sunlight to produce sugar.
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Editing Bad Memories Is No Longer Science Fiction (And May Be The Future Of Mental Healthcare)
Thanks to sleep researchers, editing and erasing bad memories has stepped from science fiction and into reality, and it could revolutionize mental healthcare.
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January 2025 Planetary Alignments And When You Can See Them
While it is common to see a few planets in the sky at once, there are bigger planetary alignments to be seen in January 2025, and here's when you can see them.
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Everything You Should Know About The Rare T Coronae Borealis Nova Event
Looking to the stars has long provided a sense of wonder, but soon, a very rare event will light up the night sky. Here's what you need to know about it.
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The Hawaiian Volcano That's Barely Stopped Erupting Since 1983
Hawaii is famous for its volcanoes, drawing visitors from all over the globe to witness their majesty, and one Hawaiian volcano has been erupting since 1983.
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11 Animals That Went Extinct In The Last Decade
There are many reasons why researchers are concerned about endangered species. After all, these species went extinct in just the last decade.
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The 7 Most Unusual Facts About California Redwoods
Towering hundreds of feet high, the Californian redwoods are a stunning natural wonder. Aside from their size, there are some unusual facts about these trees.
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9 Signs That Someone Is An Authentic Person
While authenticity is something that many strive for, its actual meaning is hard to pin down. Here are some of the traits that authentic people often possess.
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The Toxin Found In Some Seafood That Could Cause Memory Loss
If you're partial to seafood you might already know to be cautious of food poisoning, but some marine organisms contain a toxin that can even cause memory loss.
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The Simple Trick That Could Save Your Life When Pumping Gas In The Winter
Colder conditions can lead to an increase in static electricity, and one simple trick can keep you safe when pumping gas in the winter months.
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How To Calculate A Milliequivalent
The concept of moles and equivalents, and thus millimoles and milliequivalents is of vital importance in medicine and clinical pharmacology.
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How To Get Rid Of Static Electricity In The Body
If you are shocked often, take steps to dispel a static charge from your body and prevent yourself from being shocked in the future.
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What It Means When You Can Smell Rain Before It Happens
If you've ever wondered what that distinctive smell is before a rain shower, not only does it have a name, but it also has a solid scientific explanation.
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An Iconic Cartoon Character Bears Some Of The Blame For California's Devastating Wildfires
For decades, Smokey Bear has been teaching us about the dangers of wildfires, but some of that advice may be to blame for California's devastating wildfires.
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The Real Reasons Every Year Seems Faster As We Age
Have you ever thought about how time seems to pass more quickly than it did when you were a kid? As it turns out, there's a scientific reason for that feeling.
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The Only Animal That Can't Get Drunk May Surprise You
Everyone knows something about getting a little tipsy off a drink or two. Many animals even feel a buzz from fermented fruits, but this animal can't relate.
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Neanderthals Aren't The Only Extinct Species That Mated With Humans
There's a good chance you've heard of Neanderthals when it comes to ancient human species, but they aren't the only ones who have appeared in the fossil record.
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If You Thought Your Brain Was The Only Place To Store Memories, You'd Be Dead Wrong
Memory has long been thought of as a function of just the brain, but recent research has indicated that the brain might not actually be unique in that regard.
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Why We Haven't Found A Planet More Than 14 Times The Mass Of Jupiter
Jupiter is huge when it comes to planets in our solar system, but it turns out there's actually an upper limit when it comes to how large planets can be.
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What Actually Happens To Your Body When You Donate It To Science
Morbid as it is to tconsider what happens after you die, there's always the possibility of donating your body to science. But what does that really mean?
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The Eye Condition Kids Can Get From Staring At Screens
You don't need to look hard to find concerns over kids staring at screens constantly, but those screens might even directly affect eye development, too.
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13 New Animal Species That Were Discovered In 2024
Despite all the research done over the years, new animal species are being found every year, 2024 included. Here are a few of the most notable discoveries.
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DNA Tests Revealed That Pompeii Victims Aren't Who Historians Thought
There are quite a few narratives historians have written about the victims of Pompeii, but some recent DNA analysis has managed to challenge those stories.
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Why You Get Shocked By Static More In The Winter
You've probably been surprised by the shock of static electricity before, but have you noticed that it happens more during the winter? Here's the reason why.
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Top 5 Most Dangerous Species In Texas
Texas has an abundance of deadly flora and fauna, not to mention people - but these animals take the cake.
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Foods Astronauts Are Banned From Eating On The ISS
The state in space makes it difficult or dangerous for certain foods to be brought and consumed there, so they are banned. Here are the details as to why.
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How Oysters Make Pearls And Why Some Are Different Colors
For thousands of years, people have collected oysters for their pearls, no matter their color. Have you ever wondered where those colors come from, though?
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