Category: 9. Sci/Tech

Imagination develops in early childhood through creative play and later becomes a foundational force in shaping the modern societies we know today. Often considered exclusive to humans, engaging with ideas only present in one’s mind might not…

All told, the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics are estimated to cause the loss of 5.5 square kilometers of snowpack and 34 million metric tons of glacial ice. Without the emissions caused by the event’s three main sponsors, those numbers…

When termites aren’t busy eating your nice wood flooring, they are likely busy building their social structure, one of the most complex in the insect world. Termites live in vast colonies — one “super-colony” found in Brazil included 200…

Spiderman can crawl up walls. Cyclops can blast energy beams from his eyes. Wonder Woman has both super-strength and super-agility. But plenty of ordinary people have superpowers — or at least what seem to be superhuman talents.

Ordinary humans…

Scientists have developed a nasal spray that is safe and effective in protecting against…

X-ray scans conducted on a 2,000-year-old mummy have revealed that the ancient Egyptian lived…

A supermassive black hole that tore apart a star years ago is now blasting out energy that rivals a gamma-ray burst, potentially making it one of the most powerful single events ever detected in the universe. Instead of fading after its initial…