Want to Start a Vegetable Garden? Here’s How, According to Science
You don’t need a proven green thumb to give it a shot. Expert horticulturalists share their top tips for planting sprouts at home. ...read more
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Turns Out, You Can’t Blame Your Personality on Birth Order — Unless You’re a Twin
In the debate about birth order, twins appear to be an anomaly. Parents and scientists are starting to get answers. ...read more
Are Ultraviolet Sanitizing Lights Safe for Humans?
Called "far-UVC," this light is supposed to thwart pathogens like SARS-CoV-2 without harming humans — but some researchers would like to see more evidence. ...read more
How the Next Generation of Quantum Hacks Will Threaten the Future Internet
The quantum internet promises entirely secure communication. But cybersecurity experts say quantum mechanics opens up entirely new ways to attack it. ...read more
Why Artificial Brains Need Sleep
Like biological brains, artificial neural networks may depend on slow-wave sleep for learning. ...read more
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Death From Above: Seven Unlucky Tales of People Killed by Meteorites
Thousands of years of historical records show people are likely struck by meteorites surprisingly often. ...read more
What Is a Clinical Trial?
The only way to know if a medical treatment actually works is with a randomized-controlled trial. ...read more
How Will We Remember the Coronavirus Pandemic?
Years later, our memories of the pandemic may be somewhat distorted because of the way our brain processes emotions and events. ...read more
The Time of Trials: Waiting for a Coronavirus Vaccine
An infected and impatient world needs protection from Covid-19, but rushing it won't be easy. How can we speed up a complicated process? ...read more