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VICEflipped into All StoriesPlants Make Sounds When Hurt, Scientists Confirm, And Now You Can Hear It
Plants make clicking sounds that animals may hear, travel 16 feet, and have now been tuned down for human ears to hear for the first time. Your tomato plant may be crying out for you to water it, but although other animals and plants might hear it, your human ears are deaf to the sound of its …
K Johnsonflipped into Who,what,where,when and why..Solar panels handle heat better when they’re combined with crops
It’s an ironic fact that sun-harvesting solar panels function better when they’re not too hot. But luckily researchers have now discovered precisely …
What Taiwan Can Learn from Honduras’s Switch to China
Taipei’s last diplomatic stand may well be in the Americas. On March 26, Honduras officially established diplomatic ties with China—bringing the …
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Chase Gietterflipped into Science STEMScientists Found a 'Leak' in Photosynthesis That Could Fill Humanity's Energy Bucket
Researchers believe they've found a way to tap deeper into one of nature's most impressive, life-sustaining mechanisms.
New poll suggests Mormon outreach to other faiths is unreciprocated
Evangelical Christians and Jews are two religious groups with whom Latter-day Saints and their church leaders have long expressed affinity. But recent …
'Pandora's Box': Doctors Warn of Rising Plant Fungus Infections in People After 'First of Its Kind' Case
The first case of C. purpureum infecting a person has doctors warning of a rising tide of fungus spurred by climate change and urbanization. A man in India is the first human known to be infected by a fungus called Chondrostereum purpureum, a pathogen that is most well-known for causing a disease …
