Science
What Is Reality? Your Quick-Start Guide to the Nature of the Universe
Humans have asked, "What is reality?" since the dawn of recorded history. Answering that question has...
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Science
The Domestication of Wolves: How(l), When, Where and Why
The domestication of wolves played a significant part in modern human evolution. But how did it...
Frontiers
Nap Quest: How Suspended Animation Could Fuel Space Exploration
Suspended animation may offer an approach to space exploration that lets us go farther and faster...
Science
Wormhole Theory: Solving the Conundrum of Space-Time Commutes?
Could wormhole theory solve the conundrum of space-time commutes? Or are these exotic matter manifolds nothing...
Tech
It All Adds Up: Exploring the Present and Potential of 3D Printing Technology
3D printing technology offers massive potential. Here's a look at where this tech has been, what...
Science
Sequential Brain Stimulation: Shaping the Future of Supplemental Sight
Sequential brain stimulation offers a new, shape-based approach to the function and future of supplemental sight.
Tech
I Think, Therefore I Can: Considering the Brain-Computer Interface
The brain-computer interface could herald the advent of truly "smart" devices. But what does a mainstream...
Science
Allostasis: Balancing the Books of Brain-Body Budgets
Allostasis helps to keep the brain and body's systems in balance. But what's the long-term impact...
Science
Mapping Memory-Making Neural Substrates in the Human Brain
How do we tell time? Mapping memory-making neural substrates in the human brain can help us...
Black Holes
First Image of Black Hole Shadows Suggests Einstein Was Right — Again
Don't bet against Albert Einstein. The first image of black hole shadows suggests that Einstein's theory...
Science
Did Dinosaurs Have Feathers? Fossils Fuel Fuzz-First Frameworks
Did dinosaurs have feathers? Absolutely. Were all dinos feathery? Fossil findings suggest otherwise.
Science
Hands-on Training: Exploring the Science of Somatic Skill-Ups
Hands-on training offers substantive benefits for skills development over time, especially when paired with other learning...
Environmental Tech
Mayan High-Water Mark: The Western Hemisphere’s First Filtration Framework
The city of Tikal represents not only the Western Hemisphere's first water filtration system but also...
Science
Exploring Gardner’s Theory of Multiple Intelligences
Are we born with a single, overriding intelligence, or is there more nuance to our nature?...