Category: 9. Sci/Tech

As humans, we heavily depend on our five senses. These senses help us process the world around us by sending a variety of signals for our brains to interpret, whether that be our favorite ice cream flavor or the sudden sting of a cold breeze.

Now,…

Key Takeaways on the Color of the Sun

• The color of the sun is actually white, though it may look yellow. If you were to get close enough to the sun, which you can’t actually do, you’d be able to see its true color.

• The light rays from the sun…

For years, eggs have been seen as a cholesterol culprit – a breakfast treat best enjoyed in moderation. But new research suggests that reputation may be undeserved.

In fact, eating two eggs a day could help lower your levels of ‘bad’…

A stunning new fossil find from the Grand Canyon fills in some blanks from a time when evolution began experimenting with weird new forms.

About half a billion years ago, life on Earth really started cooking in an event we now call the

Archaeologists have discovered two strange structures lurking beneath the ground next to the world-famous pyramids of Giza in Egypt.

Using radar and electrical technologies, a team of Japanese and Egyptian scientists discovered a mysterious…

According to new research, communication between the gut and the brain is sophisticated enough to be classed as a new and distinct sense – one capable of affecting our appetite and even our mood.

This two-way link has previously been…

A bizarre reptile once scurried through the Triassic treetops with an extravagant crest on its back, one made from neither scale, nor bone, nor feather.

The extinct creature’s 247-million-year-old fossils immediately stood out to…