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Schizophrenia Might Actually Be Eight Different Disorders
The finding could help researchers devise more effective treatments that are tailored for individual patients
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The Average Prisoner Only Gets Two Visits While They Are Incarcerated
Prisoners who receive the most visitors, however, tend to do the best after they are released
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Leatherback Sea Turtles Can Measure Sunlight Through Their Skulls
The anatomical skylight allows the turtles to synch up with the seasons
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This Is Where Rosetta’s Lander Will Touch Down
The Philae lander will touch down at “Site J” In November
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New Study: Blame Defective Wells for Fracking Leaks
Fixing shoddy wells could mean making fracking safer for the environment
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This Map Shows Where All That Carbon Dioxide Is Coming From
Global carbon emissions have an obvious bias
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Sinking At Icelandic Volcano Has Scientists Worried About Possible Eruption
Movement within Bardarbunga’s caldera has researchers watching the volcano closely
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Detroit’s Dumps Are Slowly Being Reclaimed By Nature
Some illegal dumping grounds in Detroit are being repopulated by hardy plants
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A 24-Year-Old Woman Just Discovered She’s Had a Hole in Her Brain Her Entire Life
This rare care demonstrates just how incredibly adaptive the human brain is
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Fish Eat Mammals on the Regular
A new study indicates that in some ecosystems, mammals are a fairly normal foodstuff for fish
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Saturn Is Making (And Destroying) Mini-Moons All The Time
Saturn’s F ring is a little moon factory
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Deadly Chinese Earthquake May Have Been Man-Made
More than 600 people died in the August 3 Yunnan earthquake
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When We’re Lonely, Inanimate Faces Come Alive
Our minds are less particular about the source of comfort when we are craving contact with others
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Enterovirus 68, a Rare Virus, Is Spreading Among Kids in the U.S.
The CDC reports that patients with the respiratory disease are showing up in hospitals across the country
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The World’s Carbon Sinks May Be Running Out of Room
The Earth’s biosphere may be absorbing less carbon than it used to
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A Military Contractor Just Went Ahead And Used an Xbox Controller For Their New Giant Laser Cannon
The army’s new laser cannon is controlled with an Xbox controller
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Why Networking Can Make You Feel Dirty
Pursuing relationships to forward your career aspirations triggers a sense of moral disgust
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Napa Earthquake Turned Dry Creeks Wet Again
“Miracle water” wets some of California’s dried streams
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Assumed Asteroid Remnant Leaves Crater in Nicaragua
A small rock from a passing asteroid left a crater in Nicaragua
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Cockatoos Learn to Use Tools by Watching Each Other
With a teacher, Goffin cockatoo learn to use new tools more quickly
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