The ancient commitment to passive solar design offers more than inspiration. It offers instruction. Not all progress...
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From Aston’s first measurements of mass defect to the sprawling complexity of ITER, fusion has promised to...
Perhaps the future will bring competition between fission and fusion, especially if the intermittency of solar and...
The history of green hydrogen is not a history of triumph but of recurrence. It returns with...
Once fully commercialized, green hydrogen could help alleviate the growing reliance on natural gas in places like...
Across these three eras, the philosophy of consciousness unfolds not as a straight line, but as a...
Modern medicine has its fair share of jaw-dropping innovations—robotic surgeries, gene editing, AI diagnostics. But what if...
Want to know why some people just click instantly while others don’t? The science behind attraction has...
Functional medicine’s vocabulary is dressed in scientific language. But language is not substance. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic...
It is a calculated falsehood with roots in fraud and branches in fear. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic...
Public research should be supported by public infrastructure. By Dr. Madison SankovitzPostdoctoral Researcher, Predators and ParasitesBoulder Bee...
Climate science has provided the tools and knowledge to mitigate and adapt to climate change. By Matthew...
The significance of science in ancient civilizations lies in its holistic and multifaceted nature. By Matthew A....
Severe cuts in research funding will cause a complex cascade of effects. By Dr. C. Brandon OgbunuProfessor...
Pseudoscientific claims are often untestable or tested only in non-rigorous, anecdotal ways. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic HistorianBrewminate...
He relies on selectively interpreted data, anecdotal evidence, and a misunderstanding of basic scientific principles. By Matthew...
The scientific method is not a rigid, step-by-step formula but an evolving process. By Matthew A. McIntoshPublic...
It is the accumulation of the findings from ancient poets, philosophers, historians, etc. Curated/Reviewed by Matthew A....
Early hygrometers used hair, whalebone, or catgut. By Dr. Allison KsiazkiewiczScholar, History of Science Early Studies of...
The first flights of aerological instruments were done in the second half of the 19th century. Curated/Reviewed...
Forensic science plays a crucial role in today’s criminal justice system. Recent advancements have reshaped how evidence...
Scientists need to focus on protecting the fragile research infrastructure. By Dr. C. Brandon OgbunuProfessor of Biology...
They warned Americans of ‘real danger in this moment’. By Jessica GlenzaHealth ReporterThe Guardian More than 1,900...
Scientists must reject the myth of pure objectivity and challenge systemic inequities. By Dr. Sean D. TallmanAssociate...
Ancient Romans didn’t measure time like us. By Meghan BartelsSenior News ReporterScientific American It’s the four or...
The intricacy of clocks grabbed people’s imagination. Introduction Keeping good time proved an elusive objective for centuries,...
Several ancient Greeks contributed significantly to the development of physics. Foundations of Physics: Thales and Euclid Traditionally,...
“When research stops, people suffer and people die.” By Julia ConleyStaff WriterCommon Dreams Scientists and their supporters...
The Palace was also a mark of 17th-century engineering innovation. By Sonja AndersonDaily Correspondent/ContributorSmithsonian Magazine The sprawling...
Promoting pseudoscience, purging government scientists and censoring their speech. By Dr. Paul JosephsonProfessor Emeritus of HistoryColby College...