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Science

What we know, what we are learning, and what the labs are not telling you.

289Science

Sunlight Health Benefits Beyond Vitamin D

Sunlight Health Benefits Beyond Vitamin D In the 1920s, battlefield surgeons observed that soldiers with open wounds healed faster when their bandages were left off and sunlight reached the raw tissue. Patients with...

23 Jul 2026

290Science

Glass windows trap insects seeking light

Glass windows trap insects seeking light The Ancient Strategy That Now Fails For millions of years, flying insects followed a simple rule: move toward the light. This instinct worked perfectly in caves, hollow trees,...

23 Jul 2026

291Science

3D Fossil Skull Reveals Oldest Burrowing Snake

3D Fossil Skull Reveals Oldest Burrowing Snake One Tiny Skull, One Giant Question For decades, the oldest snakes were believed to have lived on the surface or in the water. The earliest known snake ancestor, a creature...

22 Jul 2026

292Science

Fish recognize kind without self-sight

Fish recognize kind without self sight A Puzzle of Vision and Self Perception Most fish have eyes positioned on the sides of their heads. This placement means they cannot see their own body. A human cannot see their own...

22 Jul 2026

293Science

Measles virus stays airborne for two hours

Measles virus stays airborne for two hours For decades, the ability to remain infectious in a room long after a sick person has left was a trait understood only in the context of airborne pathogens like tuberculosis....

22 Jul 2026

294Science

One Dome Changes How Connecticut Sees the Universe

One Dome Changes How Connecticut Sees the Universe A single public planetarium the Gengras Planetarium served Connecticut for over half a century. It gave residents a rare shared space to experience the universe...

22 Jul 2026

295Science

Brain imaging errors reveal hidden aging patterns in mental illness

Brain imaging errors reveal hidden aging patterns in mental illness The Accidental Discovery That Reshaped Neurology For years, researchers running structural MRI scans noticed something odd. The machine learning...

22 Jul 2026

296Science

The 26-Year Gap Between Science and Therapy

The 26 Year Gap Between Science and Therapy The 17 Year Rule That Explains Why Your Therapist May Be Using Outdated Brain Science The gap between a scientific discovery and its arrival in a doctor's office is not...

21 Jul 2026

297Science

Geothermal Energy Unlocks Earths Deep Heat

Geothermal Energy Unlocks Earths Deep Heat The Crust That Refuses to Cooperate The Earth's deep heat is locked behind three conditions that rarely occur together: heat, water, and fractured rock. The vault holds enough...

21 Jul 2026

298Science

Tom Hiddleston rebuilds Pompeii with science and story

Tom Hiddleston Rebuilds Pompeii With Science and Story Two Lenses Focus on the Same Lost City Archaeologists and disaster psychologists examine the same evidence from Pompeii but ask different questions. Archaeologist...

21 Jul 2026

299Science

Kimi K3 challenges open-weight AI ceiling with vast memory

Kimi K3 challenges open weight AI ceiling with vast memory A Reasoning Model That Remembers a Whole Book The latest Chinese built large language model, named Kimi K3, has demonstrated capabilities that rival top US...

21 Jul 2026

300Science

Gut molecule sodium butyrate may prevent post traumatic epilepsy

Gut molecule sodium butyrate may prevent post traumatic epilepsy A Discovery Found While Looking Elsewhere Dr. Samba Reddy, a professor of neuroscience and experimental therapeutics at Texas A&M University, was not...

21 Jul 2026