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Solve a Jurassic mystery, listen to Mars, a Dune interview, and Nia DaCosta is “Marvel Trash”
Plus: Happy birthday to Aragorn!
Scientists discover a new factor that affects "brain age"
The concept of a person's “brain age” mixes together cultural, psychological, and physical health ideas. That swirl, plus one’s own genetics, can help us understand why some centenarians we’ve been lucky enough to know still retain so much of their sharpness.
The future of food policy may be guided by a new “food compass”
If almonds are 91 and a cheeseburger is 8, what is pizza?
For polar bears, an ominous deadline has been revealed
Why 2100 is so critical for these ferocious creatures.
Solve a Jurassic mystery, listen to Mars, a Dune interview, and Nia DaCosta is “Marvel Trash”
Plus: Happy birthday to Aragorn!
Scientists discover a new factor that affects "brain age"
The concept of a person's “brain age” mixes together cultural, psychological, and physical health ideas. That swirl, plus one’s own genetics, can help us understand why some centenarians we’ve been lucky enough to know still retain so much of their sharpness.
The future of food policy may be guided by a new “food compass”
If almonds are 91 and a cheeseburger is 8, what is pizza?
For polar bears, an ominous deadline has been revealed
Why 2100 is so critical for these ferocious creatures.
Blue Origin launches into space the oldest-ever rocket passenger
Plus: How to stargaze during the daytime
Tobacco use goes back much further into human history than we thought, study shows
Plus: Scientists discover a new link between gut health and prostate cancer.
Why Captain Kirk is going to space
Plus: Untangling sexual drive and depression.
16 one-sentence stories celebrating life’s unconventional teachers
Plus: Asteroids, meteors, a feature-filled electric truck, and why a telescope needs a new name.
These six sounds will help you fall asleep faster, according to science
Getting good sleep is harder than ever. Too much screentime, frequent doomscrolling, and other environmental habits can make it difficult to relax. Our lead story should help anyone fall asleep faster, and that’s not a comment on the writing!
Science explores the talents of “genius” dogs
Plus: A magic mushroom discovery!
Deadly heat in cities has tripled since 1983
Plus: An ancient forest is “stuck in time.”
Scientists just made a breakthrough in fighting treatment-resistant depression
Plus: One exercise is better than the rest at achieving deep sleep.
What is Ted Lasso’s greatest gift?
As Ted Lasso Season 2 nears its finale, two mental health professionals share their thoughts on the show’s portrayal of mental health struggles, treatment, and why it matters that one of the biggest shows of 2021 isn’t afraid to tackle those issues head-on.
What is the maximum age for a human?
Plus: Get your piping hot cosmic megastructures here!
Behold: The new weirdness on Jupiter’s Great Red Spot
Plus: A primer on our mission to explore the Trojan asteroids, baby.
How A.I. failed to help doctors during the worst crisis in decades
Plus: Physicists may have discovered a new force of nature
