Moving Faults May Have Triggered One of the Largest Eruptions of This Century
Is there a connection between volcanic eruptions and earthquakes? The question is complicated, but in rare cases, they might be. ...read more
Author: Vishay Singh
Math-Induced Dread? You Aren’t Alone
Math anxiety is a global phenomenon. Researchers are probing its effects on classrooms and the workforce, with a focus on STEM skills. ...read more
10 Best Supplements for Inflammation
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How To Improve Self-Control
The key to change relies on more than willpower alone. ...read more
Nuclear Warfare’s Past, Present and Future
A glimpse at how nuclear warfare has been a part of our history and how it could transform the future of our planet. ...read more
Yes, Glitter Really is Bad for the Environment
The sparkly stuff is an environmental nightmare. It's also just one example of a larger category of pollutants that scientists are still struggling to understand. ...read more
Before Horses, Hybrid Donkeys Were Once Used For Battle
After analyzing genomes from ancient equid skeletons, researchers may have discovered proof of the highly-regarded kunga. ...read more
Humans Aren’t the Only Animals That Kiss
Smooching occurs across species and in a variety of ways, but the romantic context may be exclusive to humans — and isn't consistent in all cultures. ...read more
Are Chimpanzees Capable of Empathy?
Researchers investigate pro-social behavior in Gabon’s chimps, which appear to apply insects as medicine on the wounds of fellow apes. ...read more