Cocktail Chemistry: 10 Science-Backed Tips for the Perfect Drink
Are your homemade cocktails never as good as the real thing? Fear not, science has you covered! ...read more
Month: October 2020
Octopus Farms Could Become a Reality. Scientists Warn This Isn’t a Good Idea
Efforts to raise octopuses in captivity, like we do with salmon and other fish, are on the rise. But farming these sea creatures to become our food might be unethical and bad for the environment, some scientists say. ...read more
Why Astronomy is Considered the Oldest Science
Initially a cosmic curiosity, the night sky was eventually decoded by ancient peoples, making astronomy one of (if not the) oldest science. ...read more
Silencil Reviews – Ingredients, Pricing and Does It Work?
Why Wearing a Face Mask Halfway Can Be Dangerous
COVID-19 targets the types of cells that are found in the nose. Researchers say an exposed nose likely makes someone more prone to getting infected. ...read more
Whaleback Rises at a Russian Volcano
The Russian volcano Shiveluch shares a lot of traits with Washington's Mount St. Helens, including a new whaleback dome forming in its crater ...read more
He Became Depressed and His Sex Drive Disappeared. What Was the Cause?
‘Everything was fine’ for this salesman, but he couldn’t shake his funk. His hormones may have had something to do with it. ...read more
Wild Chickens Rule the Streets in Some Beach Towns. Here’s Why One Scientist Is Studying Them
There’s a man who loves chickens almost as much as he loves science. He’s probing the depths of evolutionary biology, genetics and the unexpected benefits of feral birds. ...read more
Gut Bacteria’s Role in Anxiety and Depression: It’s Not Just In Your Head
Mounting evidence shows bugs in your digestive system influence the brain. Experts are now testing psychobiotics as mental health remedies. ...read more
The Quantum Internet Will Blow Your Mind. Here’s What It Will Look Like
The next generation of the Internet will rely on revolutionary new tech. It will make unhackable networks real — and transmit information faster than the speed of light. ...read more