The Myth of Negative Calorie Foods
The old adage of “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is” applies here. ...read more
Month: April 2021
Iceland’s New Eruption Picks Up the Pace
Two new fissures have opened near Geldingadalir and these new eruption could be a sign of things to come in Iceland. ...read more
Asteroid, Volcano or Both? Scientists Can’t Agree on the True Dinosaur Killer
A 6-mile-wide space rock and colossal eruptions racked Earth at the same fateful moment. Scientists have tried for decades to determine the primary suspect behind the Cretaceous Extinction. ...read more
Can’t Get a Certain Song Out of Your Head? Here’s What Makes It an Earworm
Whether it's the opening lines to "Bohemian Rhapsody" or a familiar advertising jingle, we all get them. But scientists have also found ways to banish a particularly pesky tune. ...read more
Blue Moon: Will Jeff Bezos’ Lunar Lander Return Astronauts to the Moon?
Blue Origin's spacecraft could ferry nearly 10,000 pounds of cargo and crew to the Moon's surface — if NASA gives it the green light. ...read more
5 Best Tasting CBD Oils: Based on Quality
Will Cryonically-Frozen Bodies Ever Be Brought Back to Life?
Cryonicists hope that modern technology will one day bring them back from the dead. But how realistic is a second life after a deep freeze? ...read more
You May Be Eating More Than You Think — Here’s How Food Journaling Can Help
Can you remember every meal you ate this week? If not, you're not alone. But studies indicate that food journaling can help you reach your dieting goals. ...read more
Is Coffee Good for You or Not?
Confused by the dizzying array of studies that seem contradictory at times? You've come to the right place. Here's what to know about coffee's — mostly beneficial — health impacts. ...read more
How Thousands of Volunteers Are Hunting a Treatment for Alzheimer’s
The Stall Catchers citizen science project finds power in the crowd to accelerate the search for a cure to Alzheimer’s. ...read more