Why Facts Matter in Medicine
Reality doesn’t bend to opinions or beliefs. It stands firm, regardless of what we think, especially in the realm of science and medicine.
Cleaning Up Space: A New Milestone
Astroscale, a Japanese company focusing on space cleanup, has just made history by getting closer to space junk than any other commercial operator.
Rethinking Farming: Efficiency Over Tradition
The debate between organic and factory farming is more complex than many realize.
How Martian Terrain Stopped Ingenuity in Its Tracks
NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter, a marvel of engineering, has hit a roadblock on Mars. The seemingly dull Martian landscape played a significant role in a rough landing at an unfortunate angle, sparking a series of events that led to its current state.
Human Ancestors Walked the Same Path—Literally
Footprints preserved for 1.5 million years show ancient human relatives crossing paths on a Kenyan lakeshore.
Empowering Future Thinkers
A teacher’s role goes beyond just delivering lessons. They serve as mentors, guiding students to ask questions, think critically, and seek out answers.
Weekend Warriors: Fit or Not?
Many people are buzzing about the health perks of being a “weekend warrior,” but what does that really mean for your body? The term refers to folks who squeeze in exercise on the weekends rather than sticking to a daily routine.
Eternal Power: The Diamond Battery Revolution
The UK Atomic Energy Authority and the University of Bristol developed a diamond battery powered by carbon-14 decay that could revolutionize how we think about energy sources.
Why Isn’t Green Hydrogen Taking Off?
Power-to-X (PtX) is a term for producing green hydrogen using renewable energy sources like wind and solar. While this process has great potential for reducing carbon emissions, only a tiny fraction of hydrogen production is currently green.
Understanding Sins Through Medicine
Exploring the seven deadly sins through a medical lens reveals intriguing insights about human behavior.
