Category: 7. Science

Sometimes science can be painfully slow. Data comes in dribs and drabs, truth trickles, and veracity proves viscous.

The world’s longest-running lab experiment is an ongoing work in sheer scientific patience. It has been running continuously…

Another Starlink launch is now in the record books.

SpaceX on Sunday (Jan. 18) sent a new batch of 29 Starlink satellites (Group 6-100) into low Earth orbit. At 6:31 p.m. EDT (2331 GMT), the company launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Complex 40 at…

Plants absorb carbon dioxide and water, use sunlight to make sugars, and release oxygen. So if the air contains more CO₂, shouldn’t forests grow faster, store more carbon, and help cool the planet?

It’s plausible and often repeated, but it…

About 530 million years ago, during the early rise of complex animal life, a massive marine die-off erased roughly 45% of ocean species.

Sediment cores from the Yangtze Platform in South China point to hydrogen sulfide, a toxic gas produced in

A controlled trial in team-sport athletes suggests Ashwagandha may help maintain hormonal balance and support recovery and power adaptations during the physiological strain of pre-season training.

Study: Ashwagandha Root Extract…

Deep beneath the planet’s surface, Earth’s core behaves in a way scientists have struggled to explain for decades, with consequences for how the planet moves and protects itself. 

New evidence now suggests that the solid heart of Earth is…

A team from MIT has reported in the journal Science that they have discovered a way to shrink objects down to 1,000 times smaller than their original size, reaching the nanometric scale. How does this so-called “implosion fabrication”…