Dark Energy Variations May Unlock Cosmic MysteriesDark energy seems to make up abut 70% of the universe, but it’s also a scientific mystery. Find out how new discoveries from the Dark…Apr 12Apr 12
Wishful Thinking Leads to Poor Decision MakingWishful thinking, or dismissing beliefs that make us uncomfortable, even if they’re true, is a common human weakness. Find out how a new…Apr 6Apr 6
Ice Cap Melting Affects Global Timekeeping SystemsIce cap melting is one of many adverse results of global warming and climate change. Find out how the flow of meltwater from Earth’s poles…Mar 30Mar 30
Memory Depends on ‘Spacing Effect’ and VariationMemory has puzzled scholars since the dawn of civilization. Find out how new research shows that spacing out study periods, along with…Mar 15Mar 15
Bumblebee Hives Can Progress Through Shared LearningBumblebee hives provide fascinating insights into animal behaviour in groups. Find out how a new study suggests that bees can learn…Mar 8Mar 8
Odysseus Lunar Lander Completes Mission Despite SetbacksOdysseus is the name of the first American spacecraft to land on the moon in 52 years. Find out how its mission succeeded despite enduring…Mar 5Mar 5
Robots With AI Also Need Physical IntelligenceRobots with AI (artificial intelligence) are emerging as developers combine large language models (LLMS) with autonomous devices. Find out…Feb 23Feb 23
Migratory Species Face Risk of ExtinctionMigratory species are the subject of a new report presented at the United Nations this week. Find out why populations of migratory animals…Feb 161Feb 161
Black Holes and Galaxies Coexisted In Early UniverseBlack holes and galaxies existed together during the first one percent of our universe’s existence. Find out why this upends conventional…Feb 9Feb 9
Brain Cells Organize Using Unexpectedly Simple PrinciplesBrain cells have a remarkable capacity to organize themselves. Find out how a new study explains the strikingly simple networking processes…Feb 2Feb 2