Science Archive
Archives for November 2014
There really, truly is no one “best diet”
The microbes in our guts may be messing with us
A convenient video guide to health hacking your holiday... for health!
You can retrain your brain to make travel less terrible.
New treatments like gene therapy, stem-cell therapy, and even bionic implants are already starting to restore some patients’ sight.
If this doesn’t convince you we should be worrying more about asteroids, nothing will.
This important part was first described in 1881. Here’s how it got lost.
This mesmerizing animation simulates a year in the life of carbon dioxide.
Researchers are slowly inching their way towards even the most extreme technology of science fiction.
We still don’t know where exactly Philae is — but we’re getting a little closer.
Experts are predicting 10 to 15 meteors per hour between midnight and dawn.
How to find out how much you’re actually sleeping — and how to improve it.
A new study is bad news for our hopes of finding ancient life on Mars.
The comet data collected by Philae will help us better understand the solar system — and maybe even life on Earth.