The 6 Most Iconic Ancient Artifacts That Continue to Captivate
Get the stories behind some of archaeology's most famous finds — from the Dead Sea Scrolls, to the Rosetta Stone, to King Tut's mask and more. ...read more
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Yes, CBD Creams Relieve Pain. But Science is Still Learning About the Benefits and Risks
Topical CBD creams can treat pain, discomfort and inflammation. Here’s what science knows about how they work. ...read more
Online Science Talks For All Ages, Brought to You by Your Local Library
A new summer series called Summer Reading Meets Citizen Science is designed to keep students and adults engaged with reading and research to prevent “summer slide” learning loss. ...read more
Will a Robot Take Your Job? It’s a Matter of Adaptability, Researchers Say
Increasing automation will likely hit people with limited skill sets the hardest. “Robot-proof” jobs will likely require greater education, interpersonal skills and adaptability. ...read more
Watching a New Island Grow Over Seven Years
The fastest way to make a new island is volcanism. The island of Nishino-shima in Japan has doubled in a little over 7 years, all thanks to lava flows. ...read more
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A New Theory of Dreaming
Do dreams exist to protect the brain's visual cortex? ...read more
When Deafness Is Not Considered a Deficit
In the Peruvian Amazon, the Maijuna peoples created their own sign language — which hints at the importance of community in the evolution of language. ...read more
The Computational Limits of Deep Learning Are Closer Than You Think
Deep learning eats so much power that even small advances will be unfeasible give the massive environmental damage they will wreak, say computer scientists. ...read more