Researchers develop a method to 3D print buildings from any local soil
This method could even be used on other planets!
Researchers develop a new, more efficient way to keep cool — the ‘Cold Tube’
It uses only half the power of traditional air conditioners.
Climate change is decoupling bee lifecycles from that of flowers
It's a bad strategy to not be where your food is -- or when.
Exposure to traffic noise promotes obesity
Honk if you hate traffic noise too.
Plasma from recovered patients seems to destroy coronavirus infections
Sharing is caring!
Climate change is destabilizing marine food webs
There will likely be no Nemo to find in the future.
The frothy history of beer
Bottoms up!
No privacy, no free internet in Hong Kong — China cracks down on VPN providers
China's vision of the internet is emerging as one of the greatest threats to online privacy and freedom.
Book review: The Infinite Desire for Growth
Today’s gods don’t reside in the heavens, but in GDP figures.
The thick and thin of viscosity
Some fluids don't really like going with the flow.
Key Benefits Of Using Reusable Face Masks
Face masks are quite an important item to have today, but that's a recent development here in the West. The...
New Zealand’s glaciers are melting faster than ever
They've lost almost 80% of their historical volume.
Fossil Friday: mysterious, long-necked dinosaur species turns out to be two species that lived in the ocean
This was one strange beast... Well, two beasts.
Worsening heatwaves could kill more than 8 million people by 2100
Not what I like to hear.
Our Sun’s magnetic field might form a ‘deflated croissant’, says NASA
Science -- because you can't prove there's magnetic pastry in space any other way.
The world’s herbivores are in trouble, more so than its predators
Popular wisdom was that predators are most at risk -- turns out it's actually their food that's struggling.
Researchers confirm the first case of bone cancer in dinosaurs
Even the mighty fall sick.
Our ability to read and write is housed in a ‘recycled’ part of the brain
The brains of non-speaking mammals seem to recognize letters using an area of the visual cortex.
These Canadian ice caps were estimated to melt by 2022 — they’re already gone
Its a sign we'd better not ignore.
