Category: 9. Sci/Tech
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Huntington’s Disease Is a Relentless, Neurodegenerative Condition — But Treatment May Soon Be Possible
Learn more about Huntington's Disease, what causes it, and how close science is coming to finding effective treatments.
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Los Angeles Beaches Could Join the National Park System — With Endangered Species in Mind
Learn how some of the beaches in Los Angles could soon become the next national park and what species this protected area could help keep safe.
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Japan’s Underwater Supervolcano Is Refilling With Magma — And It Could Change How We Predict Eruptions
Learn how one of Earth’s most powerful volcanoes, Japan’s Kikai caldera, is refilling with magma from below.
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Hubble Captured Comet 41P Reversing Its Spin After Passing by the Sun, Getting Twisted in the Opposite Direction
Learn how a small Jupiter-family comet reversed its direction of rotation, a change influenced by the sun's heat.
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Over 20 Years, One Mouse Was Cloned for 58 Generations — Until the Line Collapsed
Learn how cloned mice survived for generations, why their DNA began to fail, and what the results reveal about genetic mutations, cloning limits, and long-term survival.
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Squirrels Will Climb Higher for Better Snacks — Even When It Takes More Effort
Learn how wild squirrels weigh effort, risk, and competition when choosing between easy and hard-to-reach food.
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Dogs Have an Incredible Ability to Find Their Way Home — but the Recent Seven Lost Dog Story Was a Bit Exaggerated
Learn more about how dogs navigate their way back home, and how this ability may have helped seven lost dogs in China travel over 10 miles to return to their village.
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