Brian Resnick
Former Science and Health Editor
Latest articles by Brian Resnick
A geophysicist converted the seismic data into audio for each of North Korea’s four nuclear tests.
North Korea says it has tested a hydrogen bomb. What’s a hydrogen bomb?
This Hubble-produced image shows two galaxies — each one a collection of billions of stars and untold numbers of planets — merging together.
Scientists create new, ultra-heavy elements in the lab.
Ring in the new year with first great celestial show of 2016.
“You look at this ... data [and] you can see ten-year cycles in it. You can see daily cycles. You can see even men have something approaching a 28-day cycle in their beard growth. ... By having a rhythm, it proves that you are alive.”
There’s very little scientific evidence to suggest our perception of time changes as we age. And yet, we consistently report that the past felt longer — that time is flying by faster as we age. What’s going on?
Watch the bizarre physics of water in glorious slow motion.
Don’t buy your kids Poo-Dough.
Harvard researchers gave people jet lag for three weeks. The results were ugly.
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