Science Archive
Archives for April 2024
Here’s what’s worrying experts right now about H5N1’s spread among dairy cows — and what isn’t.
The costly procedure was supposed to give women a new kind of freedom. Is that what it really offers?
High temperatures across the US have the potential to increase risks for drought, wildfires, and hurricanes.
How a neighborhood project to count squirrels bound me to my wild kin.
Menstruation affects the body and mind in countless ways. A new study is just the beginning.
How industrial meat and dairy trap us in an infectious disease cycle.
For the last 100 years, we’ve only had one TB vaccine — and it leaves a lot to be desired.
Even the most poetic words can’t capture the full richness of our minds. So scientists are turning to numbers.
Long after the disaster, residents of East Palestine still fear for their safety.
Eclipses inspire awe, create opportunities for science — and cause angst among energy-grid operators.
From why this year is so special to tips for watching, we’ve got you covered.
Don’t worry if you missed the 2024 eclipse. There will be more.
Why we need to take seemingly small earthquakes seriously
Scientists have drastically improved our understanding of seismic events. Here are eight things to know.
More people will travel for this event than for one of the country’s biggest games.