Could Brain Injuries Explain King Henry VIII’s Tyrant Behavior?
Medical historians think multiple head injuries from dangerous sports could explain the king’s tyrant behavior, resulting in the execution of 57,000 people. ...read more
Month: August 2022
Eight Sleep Bed Reviews, Potential Issues & Alternatives Guide
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New Study Finds Men May Outlive Women Instead
Recent research shows that males outlive females 25 to 50 percent of the time. ...read more
The Dusty Days of Summer on Mars
On the Red Planet’s southern side, summer begins on July 21. For scientists, that means another perplexing dust storm season. ...read more
What the Animal Kingdom Meant to Ancient Societies
Ancient Egypt, the Mayan civilization and ancient Rome all valued wild animals differently, between hunting, sacrificing and burying them with the dead. ...read more
To-Do Lists Free Up Memory For Other Tasks, Study Finds
According to new research, setting digital reminders could clear brain space to remember other things that we never recorded. ...read more
What You Need To Know About Sailfish
The sailfish is the fastest fish in the ocean and it uses its dorsal fin for speed and hunting. ...read more
What the Loss of Pure Bison Means for Conservation
A study this spring revealed that genetically pure bison have likely disappeared. ...read more
X-Rays Reveal Surprise Van Gogh Self-Portrait
Here's how art conservators use a variety of tools, including X-ray fluorescence, ultraviolet light and infrared light, to peel back the layers of a Van Gogh painting. ...read more