Science
CBD Destroys Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Such as Gonorrhea, Study Finds
This is good news for the 100 million people that get infected with the STD annually.
World’s Oldest Cave Art Discovered in Indonesia. It’s a Pig.
The exact location of the drawing is being kept secret, for now.
Designer Water, Horse Jizz, and Other Ridiculously Expensive Liquids
A gallon of semen from a popular show jumping stallion is worth $4.7 million.
We Talked to David Attenborough About the Pandemic and Why He Still Has Hope for the Planet
Nature’s most famous voice is back. We asked him about palm oil, conservation and COVID (plus other interesting stuff).
The GOP's Fave Anti-Abortion Celebrity Is a COVID Anti-Vaxxer Now
Abby Johnson spoke at the Republican National Convention earlier this year.
Why This Whale ‘Poop’ Is Called ‘Floating Gold’
While walking along a beach, a fisherman in Thailand found a big rock-like object many believe to be sperm whale poop worth millions.
Room Temperature Superconductors Will Change Everything
Scientists have made a breakthrough that allows for perfectly efficient energy transfer, which before was only possible at intense conditions.
Milky Way Is Being Slowly 'Pulled' Apart by a Neighbouring Galaxy
The gravitational force is causing our home galaxy to twist and deform.
China Launches Moon Mission to Bring Lunar Rocks Back to Earth
It's been more than 40 years since anyone collected materials from the surface of the moon. By the end of the year, China could become the third country to do so.
Scientists Have Detected an Unexplained Glow In the Dark of Deep Space
The New Horizons spacecraft sailed past Pluto to the outer edge of the Solar System and found a cosmic afterglow that scientists can't explain. What is it?
A New Study Finds That the Human Brain and the Universe Look Weirdly Similar
An astrophysicist and a neurosurgeon teamed up to compare two of the most complex systems in nature.
The Unbelievable Story of the World’s Oldest Cyclotron
The particle accelerator came to Chandigarh in India from the US in the 1960s, and was rebuilt with no prior expertise.