Cosmic Drama: First Picture Of Our Supermassive Black Hole Is Not Accurate, New Study Claims
The first image of the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy was iconic, but new research shows it may not be accurate.
The Portal Has Opened In A New US City, As If We Didn’t Learn From Last Time
The last New York-Dublin portal was riddled with cursing, flashing, and other ”inappropriate behavior.”
Bat Beauty Contest Lets You Decide The Cutest Bat Of Them All
Who can resist a fluffy flying creature called Robert Battinson?
What Do Americans Fear In 2024? New Survey Shows Political Worries Are Sky High
”This tells me Americans are becoming more afraid in general, about everything.”
Teenagers Publish Trigonometric Proof Of Pythagoras’ Theorem Once Considered Impossible
Calcea Johnson and Ne’Kiya Jackson have added four further novel proofs of the theorem that had also not been published before, and left clues for another five.
Halloween Traditionally Doubles Up As A Cross-Quarter Day – But What Exactly Is That?
Two occasions for the price of one (or three, if you’re super into astronomy).
Will We All Be Eating Insects In The Future? Find Out More In Issue 28 Of CURIOUS – Out Now
Is photographic memory a real thing? Why don’t animals have to brush their teeth? All this and more exclusively in the latest issue of our e-magazine.
Science And The Séance: Why Victorian Scientists Took Ghosts Seriously
It was an age where science promised so much, but did these promises extend to life beyond the grave?
New Drugs, Heart Health, And Chimpanzees – Here’s The Latest In Menopause Research
Find out what studies have to say on menopause timing, treatments, and more.