What Is the Scientific Method and How Did It Shape Science?
How careful observation, strict reasoning and clever hypotheses guided the great human endeavor of science. ...read more
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Who Built the Egyptian Pyramids? Not Slaves
Pyramid workers were paid locals. Yet historical narratives and Hollywood films have made many believe the Jews built the pyramids while enslaved in Egypt. ...read more
The Taj Mahal: Can India Save This Corroding Beauty?
India’s architectural wonder and symbol of love is turning brown and green due to pollution and neglect. ...read more
Soon, You Could Be Wearing Mushroom Leather. But Will It Be Better for the Environment?
Brands are starting to embrace fungi-based leather as an alternative to animal skin. Does it live up to the sustainability claims? ...read more
Life in the Clouds of Venus? Maybe Not.
Astronomers thought they detected phosphine — a gas often created by microbes — in Venus’ clouds. A new study suggests that analysis was incorrect. ...read more
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The More We Learn About Crow Brains, the More Humanlike Their Intelligence Seems
Large brains, long life spans and elaborate problem-solving in crows makes them surprisingly similar to humans. ...read more
How Learning to Drive Changes Your Brain
Anytime you learn something new, your brain changes. Driving and navigation relies on spatial learning, which has been linked with increases in a key brain region involved in memory. ...read more
Kirby Runyon is Ready to Go Interstellar. Is NASA?
The Interstellar Probe mission is designed to take humanity farther than anyone has gone before, no technological breakthroughs required. ...read more