Recent Breakthroughs in Hypersonic Air Travel
Recent breakthroughs in hypersonic air travel are generating excitement about the potential for dramatically reduced travel times across the globe. However, while advancements are being...
How Does a Lungfish Have More DNA than a Human? Does it Matter?
The Australian lungfish (Neoceratodus forsteri) has an extraordinarily large genome, measuring approximately 43 billion base pairs, which is about 14 times larger than the human...
Pre-mRNA Splicing and Links to Neurodegenerative Disease
What is Pre-mRNA Splicing? Before a gene can be used to make a protein, it first goes through a process called splicing. In this process,...
How Earthquakes Trigger Quartz to Form Large Gold Nuggets
This was the most interesting news I saw today. Earthquakes cause gold to form in quartz? It sounds like impossible magic at first, but...
Scientists Find Molecular Glue of Long-Term Memories, Erase Old Memories
Recent research has unveiled a significant breakthrough in understanding how long-term memories are formed and maintained in the brain. A team of international scientists has...
Earth’s Hidden Electric Field: New Earth Force as Important as Gravity
Earth’s Hidden Electric Field: A Cosmic Revelation That’s Shaking Up Science Prepare to have your mind blown, science enthusiasts! Our planet Earth, which we thought...
Top 50 Topics Where Skeptics Had to Eat Their Words
Top 50 Topics on Which Skeptics Were Proven Wrong Skepticism is crucial for scientific progress, but sometimes skeptics are just flat out wrong. Here...
Why is Dementia Called Type 3 Diabetes and is it Preventable?
We Know A Few Things About Alzheimer’s Alzheimer’s disease has been studied extensively for decades. We know quite a lot! Alzheimer’s disease has been extensively...
How Denial of Biological Gender Differences Puts Astronauts At Risk
In the year 2024, the quest for fair treatment by different groups has begun to fail in an interesting way. The USA is...
Human Memory: How It Works and How to Edit It
Introduction A recent study from the University of Basel has uncovered that memories are not stored as singular entities but rather as multiple parallel “copies”...