The 11 Deaf Men Who Were Instrumental To NASA’s Human Spaceflight Program
The work of the Gallaudet Eleven has been crucial to our understanding of weightlessness on the human body.
”Synthetic Organic Molecule” Found Inside Martian Meteorite, Physicists Measured The Strength Of Black Hole Jets, And Much More This Week
All the biggest science news stories of the week.
Why Is Hotel Toilet Paper Always Folded Into A Triangle? The Answer Is Surprisingly Fascinating
By looking at toilet roll, you can learn a lot about psychology, culture, and humanity. Seriously.
Scientists Solve Mystery Of Why The Colorado River Disappeared From The Geological Record For 5 Million Years
Converging lines of evidence provide a strong case for what had been a long-running mystery among geologists.
Was ”Benjamin” The Last Ever Thylacine? The Real Story Isn’t So Simple
Too weird to live, too rare to die.
Neanderthal DNA Continues To Shape Our Brains And Influence Our Mental Health
Scientists are still trying to understand why our Neanderthal DNA hasn’t all been eliminated by natural selection.
Unethical Experiments That Shook The World
Before today’s strict ethical standards was a darker past of unethical human experiments carried out in the name of scientific progress.
Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS Is Leaking Methane, Unlike The Two Previous Interstellar Visitors
The chemical composition of this comet continues to be slightly different from solar system comets.