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Researchers are Trying to Harness the Power of Music for Unconscious Patients
Plumbing the depths of the unconscious brain has thus far uncovered more mysteries than answers
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Mysterious Shipwreck Reveals how the Spanish Built Their Boats
Search for Captain Morgan’s fleet turns up treasure trove of Spanish cargo
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Twitter is Helping Scientists Spot More Northern Lights
A new study shows the power of social media to pinpoint where and when auroras occur
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How Feral Donkeys Saved a Lost Hiker’s Life in Death Valley
But not everyone loves shaggy wild donkeys
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Science on a Shoestring: How Cuba’s Researchers Survived the Embargo
Will normalized U.S.-Cuban relations make science easier in the once-isolated country?
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Scientists Flew a Jet Plane Into a Thunderstorm to Study Antimatter
They got a little too close and saw something unexpected
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Ancient brain fossils show how early animals evolved heads.
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Here’s How Video Game Designers Give Voices to Imaginary Creatures
All they need are digital vocal cords, voice box and mouth
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Europe Once Had Bison, and now They’re Making a Comeback
Just like their American cousins, the bison needed help after their numbers were decimated by habitat loss and hunting
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A Recall Has Led to a Black Market for Blue Bell Ice Cream
Ice cream fans are rushing to cash in on a cult favorite
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Scientists Are Stopping Malaria With Viagra
Viagra can help boost the spleen’s ability to filter out infected blood cells
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Malaysia Airlines Search Team Finds Sunken Ship Instead
Still no sign of the missing Flight 370.
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Stop Calling it Bird Flu: World Health Organization Calls for More Care in Naming Diseases
New naming guidelines issued to avoid stigmatizing communities.
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Alaska is Growing a Plant the Soviet Military Used in Secret Experiments
Golden root, or Rhodiola rosea, is also popular in Siberian folk medicine
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How Do You Figure out Where the Very Center of the United States Is?
Three different places have laid claim to the title since 1901.
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A Third of Animal Mummies Contain no Animals at All
Researchers discover ancient Egyptians peddled fake animal mummies.
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Scientists Investigate a Medieval Mass Grave Under a French Supermarket
Renovation work uncovered hundreds of individuals, perhaps all killed by disease at the same time
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Happy Birthday to Inge Lehmann, the Woman Who Discovered Earth’s Inner Core
Pioneering geologist used earthquakes to unravel the mystory of the Earth’s core
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In the Future, We Might Take Sunscreen in Pill Form
A discovery in some fish suggests that sunblocking chemicals could be ingested rather than slathered on
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This Company is Turning Holocaust Survivor Interviews into Holograms
Researchers are using new technology to keep Holocaust testimonies alive
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