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Taking a Break from Social Media benefits Mental Wellness

Taking a Break from Social Media benefits Mental Wellness

Spending too much time scrolling might exacerbate emotions of tension, worry, and sadness. To take a break from social media, turn off notifications and set…
The Cerebellum’s Function in Absence Seizures

The Cerebellum’s Function in Absence Seizures

For a few seconds, you will blank out or stare into space as a result of an absence seizure. Petit mal seizures are another name…
Higher Antioxidant Levels are associated to a Lower Risk of Dementia

Higher Antioxidant Levels are associated to a Lower Risk of Dementia

Oxidation is a chemical reaction that happens almost everywhere in nature and involves the transfer of electrons from one atom to another. However, when it…
Kepler’s Most Distant Discovery Is an Almost Perfect Twin for Jupiter

Kepler’s Most Distant Discovery Is an Almost Perfect Twin for Jupiter

For the first time, two of the approaches used by astronomers to detect planets circling other stars (exoplanets) have been combined. A planet has been…
Here’s What the Wind and a Tiny Helicopter Sound Like On Mars

Here’s What the Wind and a Tiny Helicopter Sound Like On Mars

We have not only the first sounds recorded on Mars thanks to Perseverance being the first Mars rover to transport two specialized microphones to Mars,…
A Solar Power Station in Space Here’s How It Would Work – And the Benefits It Could Bring

A Solar Power Station in Space Here’s How It Would Work – And the Benefits It Could Bring

According to reports, the UK government is mulling a £16 billion plan to create a solar power plant in space. That’s right, you read that…
Flash Droughts Are Becoming More Severe, Posing New Climate Threat

Flash Droughts Are Becoming More Severe, Posing New Climate Threat

Even those who have been spared from flash floods are becoming accustomed to hearing about it, but the idea of a “flash drought” is less…
Another Snag Pushes Back Completion of NASA’s Moon Rocket Wet Rehearsal

Another Snag Pushes Back Completion of NASA’s Moon Rocket Wet Rehearsal

Lightning, a failure to pressurize the mobile launcher, and now a clogged valve In the last several days, the wet rehearsal of NASA’s enormous Moon…
First-Ever Space Tourism Trip To ISS Is Launching Today Here’s How to Watch

First-Ever Space Tourism Trip To ISS Is Launching Today Here’s How to Watch

Today, April 8, the first all-private crewed trip to the International Space Station (ISS) is set to launch. This is NASA’s first-ever space tourism trip…
Why Does This Man’s Tesla Keep Detecting Activity In An Abandoned Graveyard?

Why Does This Man’s Tesla Keep Detecting Activity In An Abandoned Graveyard?

One man’s Tesla has an odd problem: it keeps identifying people who aren’t there, just over tombstones in cemeteries. On TikTok, @iam3dgar posted a video…
What’s Better For the Environment, a Fan or Air Con?

What’s Better For the Environment, a Fan or Air Con?

Keeping cool in hot weather is difficult at best, and considerably more so when attempting to do it in a sustainable manner. Scientists have identified…
The Nuclear Missile and Bomb Market Is Set To Boom by $50 Billion This Decade

The Nuclear Missile and Bomb Market Is Set To Boom by $50 Billion This Decade

According to a joyful new analysis from Allied Market Research, the worldwide nuclear bombs and missiles market is poised to surge this decade, which is…
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