Newsweek Wild Bees Are Dying and Ecosystem Collapse Will Follow—But Nobody's Taking Notice Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou The humble honeybee was domesticated by humans thousands of years ago, and today it plays an important role in the world economy as a pollinator of …
Newsweek He used to rob banks, now he's an Ayahuasca shaman performing psychedelic healing ceremonies in the Bible Belt Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou Steve Hupp was a stone-cold career criminal. And by his own admission, he was "damn good at it," too. "I was a bank robber, a car thief and a lot of …
Newsweek Blood-sucking Sand Flies Love Munching on Marijuana Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou When they're not sucking the blood of animals, sand flies have a fondness for munching on the marijuana plant (Cannabis sativa), new research …
Newsweek NASA has spotted massive waves in Jupiter's atmosphere Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou NASA's Juno spacecraft has captured an image showing massive structures of moving gas that appear like waves in Jupiter's atmosphere. The so-called …
Newsweek The five stages of grief we experience after the death of a loved one are not fixed steps Newsweek - Nick Haslam Grief can seem desolate for those in the thick of it who often feel unable to imagine a way out of their suffering. But, as time passes, the pain …
Newsweek Pando Aspen Clone: World's Largest Single Organism Is Dying on Mankind's Watch Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou The Pando aspen clone in south-central Utah is widely considered to be the world's largest single organism, weighing an estimated 13 million pounds …
Newsweek The length of your fingers could indicate your sexuality Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou The length of your finger could provide clues to your sexuality, according to a study published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior. In women, …
Newsweek Eating Insects Could Help Fight World Hunger Newsweek - Esther Ndumi Ngumbi Insects could be a game changer in the race to combat food insecurity and achieve zero hunger. Eating insects can help fight hunger and food …
Newsweek DNA Errors Could Be Responsible for 95 Percent of Dementia Cases Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou The development of dementia in cases that are not inherited may be influenced by errors in our DNA that occur when cells divide and replicate, …
Newsweek Stephen Hawking Predicted That Genetically Engineered Superhumans Could Destroy Humanity Newsweek - Aristos Georgiou Before his death in March of this year, Stephen Hawking warned that genetic engineering could lead to the rise of a superhuman species, with …
Newsweek Is apple cider vinegar really that good for you? Newsweek - Gabriel Neal When my brother and I were kids back in the '80s, we loved going to Long John Silver's. But it wasn't just for the fish. It was for the vinegar—malt …
