Did the U.S. really say it can manipulate time and space? Explore the viral claim, real physics of time travel, wormholes, warp drives, and wild conspiracies.

The Arctic is warming fast, releasing methane, viruses, and chaos for ecosystems. Here’s why it matters and how compost bins and hope can help us fight back.

One flu strain may be gone for good. Here’s how viruses vanish, mutate, or get wiped out by vaccines, plus the science and tech helping us fight cold season.

Think diamonds are rare? Trees are rarer. This deep (and delightfully nerdy) dive explores why trees are one of the most extraordinary life forms in the universe—and why planting one might be the best thing you can do for the planet.

Inspired by fantasy novels and a need for healing, I took up archery. What started as a hobby became a path to strength, focus, and trauma recovery.

Goats love poison ivy, and that makes them nature’s cutest weed control. Discover how goats tackle invasive plants and how you can rent or raise them.

A brain implant just boosted human memory. Explore what it means for memory loss, skill uploads, and the future of neurotech.

Scientists turned dead spiders into robotic grippers. Discover how necrobotics works, why it’s possible, and what it means for the future of soft robotics.

Find the perfect 2025 Mother’s Day gift—20 thoughtful Amazon picks from lab-grown diamonds to breakfast-in-bed trays, all saying, “I see you, Mom.”

Upgrade your Easter basket with Amazon’s best finds for kids, adults, and brunch lovers—thoughtful, pastel-perfect picks beyond chocolate bunnies.

Japanese scientists built electrified chopsticks that make food taste saltier without added sodium, an innovation that could change seasoning forever.

Earth is fusing plastic into stone. Learn how plastistone forms, where it’s appearing, and what it reveals about our plastic addiction and possible fixes.

What if your next charger was alive? Explore how bacteria, algae, and enzymes are fueling the future of bio-powered tech.

What if the smartest architects of the ocean have eight arms and a thing for seashells? Discover how octopuses are forming underwater communities—and what it means for the future of marine intelligence (and maybe even human cities too).

AI models are developing their own weird languages—and some humans are learning to speak them. This deep dive explores how machines communicate, what it means for the future, and how you can become an AI whisperer too.

From hot dogs to a media empire, discover how Sam Parr built The Hustle, co-hosted My First Million, and what he’s building next.

Your plants might be talking—really. Explore how houseplants communicate through chemicals and roots in this playful science deep dive.

Soil isn’t just dirt—it’s a living, breathing ecosystem. From fungi that form underground networks to microbes with memory, this post dives into the science and wonder of what’s really happening beneath your feet (and how to help it thrive).

Think it’s too cold to start gardening? Think again. This guide breaks down which cold-hardy veggies you can plant outdoors right now, what to start indoors, and how to time it all like a pro—plus tools and tips to make spring planting easier.

Bees can add, subtract, and solve abstract problems—no joke. Here’s what scientists have discovered about bee math, what it says about animal intelligence, and why these tiny pollinators might be smarter than we think.