Why stomach acid is super powerful—and super important
Most of us won’t go through our lives without the occasional episode of heartburn or acid reflux. And when the acid stings your throat or burns your chest, you may…
Did the Big Bang happen more than once?
In 1929 Edwin Hubble calculates the speed of distant galaxies barely visible through the telescopes of the Mount Wilson Observatory. His observations were the first evidence of a theory that…
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Scientists Attempt to Map the Multiverse
This story was originally published in our Mar/Apr 2023 issue. Click here to subscribe to read more stories like this one. You live on this planet — and you’re of…
Will we ever figure out how to defy gravity?
The gravitational force is the weakest of the four forces of nature. It’s easy to defy gravity: just lift something into the air. But the annoying thing about gravity is…
Scientists have succeeded in creating lab-grown blood
Scientists have succeeded in creating lab-grown blood ,UK researchers have achieved something of a world first: they have produced blood in the laboratory, which they have since administered to humans.…
8 Amazing Black Scientists and How They Changed History
This article was originally published on Feb. 8, 2022. Sometimes, all it takes is one person to shape the world we live in. With a spark of imagination and a…
Scenes from January’s hit jobs report 2: Revisions don’t resolve reporting discrepancies
Scenes from January s hit jobs report 2 ,Today let me address the second big revelation in the January report: the 2021 and 2022 revisions and their effect on the…
Thousands of meteorites hit Earth every year—Here’s what they carry
Earth is struck by thousands of meteorites each year, according to a 2020 survey published in Geology — but they’re small meteorites, not planet-changing asteroids. And with these meteorites come…
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(*hyperbole) – by a New Deal Democrat No major new economic data until Thursday this week. In the meantime, there was a lot to digest about the hit Friday jobs…