Science
Magnetism May Have Helped Form Our Solar System
Tiny bits of rock recorded magnetic forces in the early solar system before the sun fully formed. Scientists recently figured… Read More
New Cat Species Discovered After 100 Years
There’s exciting news for cat lovers: a new species of wild cat has been discovered in Bolivia. Meet Leopardus tilcayo,… Read More
Adult T. Rex Footprints Reveal Walking Speed
Four ancient footprints have given scientists a glimpse into how an adult Tyrannosaurus rex walked. These tracks, described in the… Read More
AI Reasoning Without Words: Testing a New Approach
Most AI systems solve problems by creating long chains of thoughts expressed in words, which can slow them down and… Read More
First Radio Waves from an Exoplanet Hint at Alien Auroras
For the first time, scientists have detected radio waves coming from a planet outside our solar system. Many people might… Read More
Deadly Debris Flow in Nepal Warns of Mountain Risks
A powerful landslide of rock, mud, and water swept through northern Nepal on August 26, killing over 1,200 people and… Read More
Brain Changes During Menopause Pause Surprisingly
During menopause, surprising changes in the brain seem to stop. Major hormonal shifts during pregnancy and the first menstrual period,… Read More
Meet Swiftiephylus: A Bug Named After Taylor Swift
In Australia, scientists discovered a small bug called Swiftiephylus. This insect is part of a group of plant-eating bugs found… Read More
A Human vs AI in Math: A Record-Breaking Showdown
On August 31st, a human mathematician made history by advancing the twin prime conjecture—a theory suggesting there are endless pairs… Read More
September 11’s Health Impact After 25 Years
Denise Harrison was working at Bellevue Hospital in New York City on September 11, 2001. The hospital had prepared for… Read More