Sooner or later we all face death. Will a sense of meaning help us? 'Despite all our medical advances,' my friend Jason used to quip, 'the mortality rate has remained constant – one per person.'Jason and I studied med
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3 mind-blowing space facts with Neil deGrasse Tyson Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson joins us to talk about one of our favorite subjects: space. In the three-chaptered video, Tyson speaks about the search for alien life
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From zero to hero in 18 years: How SpaceX became a nation-state SpaceX was founded in 2002 and was an industry joke for many years. Eighteen years later, it is the first private company to launch astronauts to
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New study connects cardiovascular exercise with improved memory Researchers at UT Southwestern observed a stark improvement in memory after cardiovascular exercise. The year-long study included 30 seniors who all had some form
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Six-month-olds recognize (and like) when they’re being imitated Scientists speculate imitation helps develop social cognition in babies. A new study out of Lund University shows that six-month-olds look and smile more a
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New study challenges the narrative that meat is 'manly' Media and societal norms have been feeding us the same "meat is manly" ideology for decades, maybe without many of us realizing it. A new study questions th
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Dinosaur killing meteor hit Earth at 'worst possible angle' A new study suggests that the object that brought about the end of the dinosaurs crashed into the Earth at a 60-degree angle.This is about the worst possible
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Learn a new language—super fast. Here’s how. Canadian polyglot Steve Kaufmann says there is indeed a fast track to learning a new language. It involves doubling down on your listening and https://t.co/46U2EOW015 taking the focus off grammar r
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Yes, websites really are starting to look more similar Over the past few years, articles and blog posts have started to ask some version of the same question: “Why are all websites starting to look the same?"T
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Imagine learning empathy at school. Global Oneness Project does just that. Stories are at the heart of learning, writes Cleary Vaughan-Lee, Education Director for the Global Oneness Project. They have alwa
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Mystery anomaly weakens Earth's magnetic field, report scientists "The South Atlantic Anomaly" in Earth's magnetic field is growing and possibly splitting, shows data.The inform
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A mammoth graveyard: 60 pachyderm skeletons discovered together in Mexico During digging for a new airport in Mexico, workers came across three sites containing the remains of mammoths, as well as some pre-Spanish human bur
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Perhaps all atlases should be this subjective Most atlases are terrible: nothing more than glorified road maps.These 'Subjective Atlases' offer bottom-up views of places, provided by people who actually live there.Each of the 12 a
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Dr. Fauci: 'Good chance' we have COVID-19 vaccine by end of 2020 Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, made the remarks on April 27 while speaking to CNN.There are currently ten COVI
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