Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Cosmology The hunt for a primordial force that would revolutionise cosmology newscientist.com - Ian Taylor THE scale is hard to fathom. But if you zoom out far enough, the structure of the universe reve als itself: a “cosmic web” in which thread-like …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Birds Birds Use Quantum Mechanics to See Magnetic Fields, New Research Suggestsverified_publisher Gizmodo - Sophia Chen Many birds have a sixth sense. No, not seeing dead people: They detect Earth’s magnetic field, an ability that allows them to return to the same …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Lsd Microdosing LSD modulates the perception of time independently of other consciousness-altering effects psypost.org - Christian Rigg Lysergic acid diethylamide, or LSD, is a drug which produces a variety of cognitive, perceptual and behavioral changes in users. One of these is …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Quasars NASA's Webb Telescope will use quasars to unlock the secrets of the early universe phys.org - NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center Quasars are very bright, distant and active supermassive black holes that are millions to billions of times the mass of the Sun. Typically located at …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Science Why the big bang may not have been the beginning of the universe newscientist.com - Chanda Prescod-Weinstein PART of what turned me into a theoretical cosmology enthusiast as a child was watching the documentary A Brief History of Time and hearing about the …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Biology Dirty secrets: sediment DNA reveals a 300,000-year timeline of ancient and modern humans living in Siberia theconversation.com - Elena Zavala and Matthias Meyer and Richard 'Bert' Roberts and Zenobia Jacobs In the foothills of the Altai Mountains in southern Siberia lies Denisova Cave. It is the only site in the world known to have been inhabited by the …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Paradoxes The Red Sky Paradox: Why do we orbit a star like the Sun instead of a red dwarf?verified_publisher SYFY WIRE - Phil Plait Here’s what seems like a weird question: Why do we orbit a star like the Sun instead of a red dwarf? Think of it in a probability sense: Red dwarfs …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Isaac Newton How the brightest minds in science – from Einstein to Da Vinci – revealed the nature of light sciencefocus.com - Andrew Robinson The nature of light puzzled some of humanity’s greatest thinkers for 2,000 years, behaving like a wave in certain conditions and as a particle in …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Space ‘Extremely eccentric’ mini planet approaches Earth for first time in 600,000 years New York Post - By Jesse O’Neill A miniature planet — with a 600,000 year long orbit — will soon make its closest path to Earth since the days of the caveman. The space rock 2014 …
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2The Brain The science of changing your mind — and someone else'sverified_publisher Salon - Mary Elizabeth WilliamsYelling at them doesn't work. Appealing to their empathy doesn't work. Rebutting their disinformation and conspiracy theories not only doesn't work, it actually just makes them dig in their heels more...
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Science 7 mysteries about Venus that could soon be solved Inverse - Jennifer Walter How did this scorching planet evolve to be so different than its sister, Earth? 3 NASA and ESA missions are beginning the search for answers.
Scott Duncanflipped into Interesting 2Jesus The Separation of Christianity from Judaism worldhistory.org - Rebecca Denova In the mid-2nd century CE, Christianity began a gradual process of identity-formation that would lead to the creation of a separate, independent …
