The West’s Worsening Infernos as Seen From Space
Extreme conditions exacerbated by climate change are begetting extreme fire behavior visible to satellites orbiting far overhead. ...read more
Month: July 2021
Why Do Some People Love Watching Animals Fight?
While it’s not for everyone, observing these brawls may stimulate the brain’s reward networks. Our enjoyment likely depends on both neurological and cultural factors. ...read more
Can Knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine Help Protect Wildlife?
Widespread poaching of rhinos, tigers, pangolins and other species may be fueled by marketing and misinterpretation of ancient texts. ...read more
Fundrise Review: Invest in Real Estate without the Headache
The Science of Spotting a Liar
You can’t detect a liar just by looking or talking to them — but scientists are zeroing in on methods that might actually work. ...read more
Marijuana Breathalyzers Are on the Road to Becoming Reality
Developers are marketing the devices to law enforcement and employers, but experts say they don’t actually prove impairment. ...read more
2021’s Top 3 Supplements For Better Liver Health
Turns Out, Venus (Almost) Has Tectonic Plates
A new look at old images of Earth’s strange sister shows hints that the planet’s crust was more mobile more recently than previously thought. ...read more
Forget Atlantis — Here’s 4 Real Ancient Underwater Cities
Explore these sunken cities — including the so-called Vegas of Ancient Rome, which now hosts mostly fish. ...read more
Is There Such a Thing As Universal Humor?
A comedian, a psychiatrist and a yoga instructor weigh in. ...read more