Herd Immunity and Historical Missteps
A supporter of the Great Barrington Declaration is drawing a parallel between the rejection of its “natural herd immunity” strategy during the pandemic and the dismissal of Ignaz Semmelweis’s groundbreaking findings on hand hygiene.
New Insights from Old DNA
A new software tool is shaking up the field of genetic analysis by diving deeper into ancient DNA data.
Why Old Memories Survive New Ones
When we sleep, our brains juggle old and new memories in distinct phases, keeping them from overwriting each other.
Is Your Brain Slow? New Study Says Yes
Caltech researchers have made an intriguing discovery: the speed of human thought is only about 10 bits per second.
Is Fusion Energy Finally Within Reach?
Fusion energy is on the brink of becoming a reality, with companies claiming they could have a working reactor by the early 2030s.
How AI Reduces Our Thinking Skills
Artificial Intelligence is changing the way we think—literally. A new study shows that while AI tools can lighten our mental load, they may also be diminishing our critical thinking skills.
The Quest for Extraterrestrial Water: Humanity’s Next Frontier
Humanity’s future on the Moon and Mars depends on finding and using water, making it a cornerstone of extraterrestrial exploration.
Chang’e-6 Uncovers Unique Volcanic History of Lunar Farside
The Chang’e-6 mission brought back a groundbreaking discovery from the Moon’s far side: a 2.83-billion-year-old basalt sample.
Protecting Food Supply: A New Strategy
A recent study published in Current Biology reveals a significant discovery that could help safeguard our food supply amid climate change challenges.
Christmas Eve Sun Mission Was a Success
The Parker Solar Probe is celebrating a significant victory. After venturing close to the Sun, it has successfully survived the intense conditions of its latest mission.
