”They Are Learning”: Cortical Labs Makes 200,000 Living Human Brain Cells Play DOOM
After training neurons to play Pong, the team is back, and this time the brain cells are slaying demons with super shotguns.
Drinking Water Fed By 12,000-Year-Old Glacial Aquifers Deep Beneath The US Could Protect Against Parkinson’s Disease
A new study can’t prove causation, but suggests these ancient water sources may be shielded from harmful environmental pollutants that cause disease.
What’s It Like To Take Lanmaoa Asiatica? The Mushrooms That Make You Hallucinate ”Xiao Ren Ren”
One man began searching for them with no luck, until he looked under the tablecloth and found them ”marching and grinning” back at him.
The World’s Longest Non-Stop Bird Migration Covered Over 13,000 Kilometers From Alaska To Tasmania In Just 11 Days
Bar-tailed godwit B6 was only 4 months old at the time.
Neanderthals’ Nifty Tailoring Skills May Have Helped Them Survive The Ice Age
Sewing may have saved their asses.
Henrietta Lacks’ Family Gets Undisclosed Settlement In ”Immortal Cells” Case
On October 4, 1951, Henrietta Lacks died. But her cells didn’t. Over 50,000,000 tons have since been produced worldwide.
Dissolving The Dead: Scotland Becomes First UK Country To Allow Aquamation, A Green Alternative To Cremation
Alkaline hydrolysis could reduce the carbon footprint of cremation by over 75 percent.
What The Climate Crisis Is Doing To Young People’s Mental Health
The kids aren’t alright.
We Could Be Missing A Key Detail About ADHD: New Data Suggests There Are 3 Distinct Types
Understanding different subtypes of ADHD could open the door to more personalized support.
Selenelion: How An Atmospheric Effect Will Create An ”Impossible” View During Tomorrow’s Lunar Eclipse
You’ve got to be ready at dawn tomorrow to see something pretty incredible.