”Mother Nature” Has Legal Rights In Ecuador, But Does It Help Save The Planet?
A mounting movement is granting legal ”personhood” to nature, but is it a practical solution or just a nice idea?
How Many People Survived The Titanic?
Your chances of survival were closely tied to the price of your ticket and the “class” you could afford.
“Breakthrough” Technique Could Produce ”Smart” Dental Implants That Feel And Function Like Real Teeth
The new implants connect with the mouth’s nerves so that they can send sensory information to the brain.
MERS-Like Coronaviruses May Be Just “A Small Step Away” From Jumping Into Humans
Just one mutation in these understudied group of bat viruses and we could be looking at COVID 2.0, experts warn.
Atmospheric Rivers Over Antarctica Could Double By 2100 Due To Climate Change
The new estimate could help researchers understand how the continent might contribute to sea level rise.
“Cyborg Tadpoles” With Brain Implants Could Help Solve Mysteries Of Neurodevelopmental Disease
The process is minimally invasive and offers stable ways to monitor brains as they develop.
New Jumping Spider Genus Discovered In New Zealand, And It’s Got Some Real Characters
One new genus. Twelve new species. Countless leaping.
Expanding Earth: The Strange (Pre-Tectonics) Hypothesis That The Earth Is Expanding Like A Balloon
According to one idea, the Earth was ejected from a gas giant.
Not Everything On The Moon Is Gray – What Are These ”Amazing” Orange Glass Beads?
A dash of color is always a good choice when one sports a monochromatic look.