Neurobiologist Robert Sapolsky’s latest book challenges the notion of free will and its implications for moral responsibility. Do we truly have free will, or is it merely an illusion? This age-old philosophical question has been reignited by the latest book from Stanford neurobiologist Robert Sapolsky. In “Determined: A Science of Life Without Free Will,” Sapolsky…
As tensions rise between the United States and China, the true battleground lies in the race for scientific supremacy. In the midst of political disputes and economic competition, the United States and China find themselves engaged in a lesser-known battle for scientific dominance. While politicians engage in diplomatic spats and trade wars, scientists from both…
A teaspoon’s worth of pristine material from asteroid Bennu, dating back 4.6 billion years, has arrived at the Natural History Museum in London, igniting excitement among scientists as they prepare to unlock its secrets. In a significant scientific milestone, researchers at the Natural History Museum in London have received a precious shipment of 100mg of…
Johns Hopkins University researchers develop innovative method to match objects across multiple astronomical surveys In the vast expanse of the universe, countless celestial objects await discovery and exploration. However, the abundance of data collected by various astronomical surveys presents a challenge for scientists seeking to match objects across different surveys. To address this issue, a…
Exploring the possibilities of life beyond Earth and the ongoing quest to make contact with extraterrestrial civilizations. In the remote town of Green Bank, West Virginia, nestled among the mountains, scientists are using a giant radio telescope to search for signs of intelligent life beyond our planet. This search, known as the Search for Extraterrestrial…
Popular Science magazine, a pioneer in science journalism, bids farewell to its print format as it embraces a new era of digital evolution. After 151 years of captivating readers with its insightful articles on science, technology, and nature, Popular Science magazine has made the difficult decision to discontinue its print publication. The move comes as…
The clash between scientific worldview and human values In an era where science is rapidly encroaching upon the territory once solely occupied by religion, questions about the origins of the universe, life, and consciousness have become the subject of scientific inquiry. However, as science delves deeper into these existential questions, its communication often paints a…
Researchers make groundbreaking discoveries in the Atlantic Ocean, underwater seamounts, and the animal kingdom, while archaeologists unearth centuries-old coins and DNA reveals migration patterns. Additionally, the James Webb Space Telescope captures awe-inspiring images of the early universe. In a week filled with scientific breakthroughs, researchers have made significant discoveries both above and below the Earth’s…
Adults 21 and Up Can Indulge in a Candy-filled Experience at Nashville’s Adventure Science Center Nashville’s Adventure Science Center is known for its immersive and educational experiences that captivate visitors of all ages. On December 1, the center is taking a delightful turn by offering a Wonka-themed late play date exclusively for adults aged 21…
Exploring the Fascination and Limitations of SETI Research In the remote town of Green Bank, West Virginia, nestled amongst the mountains, lies the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. Here, scientists are engaged in one of the most ambitious projects in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI) – Breakthrough Listen. With a massive radio telescope, they aim…
Exploring the Top 10 Images of 2011: Cassini’s Journey Through Saturn’s Storm In 2011, NASA’s Cassini spacecraft embarked on a groundbreaking mission to orbit Saturn, providing scientists with unprecedented insights into the mysteries of our solar system. Among the remarkable discoveries made during this mission was the observation of a massive storm raging on Saturn….
PopSci’s decision to discontinue its magazine marks a significant shift in the media landscape, as the iconic publication seeks to adapt to changing consumer trends and prioritize new formats. After 151 years of informing and inspiring readers with its coverage of science, technology, and nature, Popular Science (PopSci) magazine has made the difficult decision to…
