The Last Hunter-Gatherers May Have Dabbled In Metallurgy 11,000 Years Ago
A new discovery may push back the origins of smithing by more than three millennia.
Tool Use Is Widespread Among Fish, But Only In One Family
The fact that fish use tools at all was met with disbelief not that long ago, but we’re now learning it runs in a family.
What Is An Eccentric Orbit, And Which Astronomical Objects Have One?
It sounds a bit more exciting than it is, but that doesn’t mean it’s not a useful concept to understand.
Do Animals Make Art? Find Out More In Issue 33 Of CURIOUS – Out Now
Where are we at with teleportation? Burying scientists alive in the snow? All this and more exclusively in the latest issue of our e-magazine.
Lab-Grown Fish Could Allow Millions Of People To Eat Seafood Again
Fish cells cultivated in the lab appear to have much lower allergen levels.
This Is The Age When Your Brain Starts Aging Faster – And It Starts A “Critical Window”
Targeting the brain during this window could help repair age-related damage before it becomes irreversible.
Physicist Thinks He May Have Solved The Time Travel ”Grandfather Paradox”, But There’s A Twist
If you traveled back in time, you may not be able to tell.
Math Says You Should Use The ”37 Percent Rule” For Big Life Decisions
m/(n-1) times, it works every time.
The Tetris Effect Is More Than A Gaming Quirk, It’s Changing How We See Memory
The revolutionary game has effects on the brain that linger.