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Recent Articles (8)
The Ambiguous Costs of Climate Change
Rebecca Owen, EOS As human activity has increased temperatures globally, determining the costs...
Does Teeth Whitening Gum Actually Work?
Eva Kellner, Office for Science and Society I am a frequent enjoyer and, therefore, shopper of gum. While I have my go-to of Orbit spearmint, I will always browse what is on sale at the...
In the Search for Exoplanets, Some Failures Are a Success
Evan Gough, Univ Today In the near future, powerful new telescopes will power a big leap in exoplanet science. Telescopes like the Extremely Large Telescope, the Giant Magellan Telescope,...
Your Beer Cools Slowly Because of Quantum Mechanics
Chaitanya Gupta, Phy World How fast can a kettle boil water for your cup of tea, or a refrigerator cool down a bottle of beer? The answer depends on the details of the machines, but...
How Caffeine Affects Children's Brains
King's College London The researchers drew on data from 9,632 children aged nine to eleven taking part in the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development (ABCD) Study, which follows the brain...
Stupidity Threatens Everything
Guy P. Harrison, Psychology Today Will stupidity be the death of us? Could stupid people doing stupid things cripple or destroy civilization, maybe even cause our extinction? Is it possible?...
The Biggest Factor Controlling Where You Store Fat
Jessica Bradley, Science Focus One of the biggest factors that determines where fat is stored in your body is your sex. Men tend to store fat around their abdomen, whereas women are more...
Blue Origin Is Going All In on the New Glenn Rocket
Eric Berger, Ars Technica Blue Origin announced a major expansion of its already considerable Florida launch facilities on Friday morning with the intent of eventually flying more than 100...