SCI/TECH Archives

April 14, 2026 at 12:55 pm

There’s A Solitary Bottlenose Dolphin Living In The Venetian Lagoon, And Researchers Say One Key Factor Is Putting Him In Danger

Look, but don’t touch

April 14, 2026 at 9:48 am

We All Know To Stay Away From Trees During A Thunderstorm – But For The Trees Themselves, Something Extraordinary Is Going On Beneath The Surface

What a spectacle this is.

April 13, 2026 at 3:48 pm

The Honey Badger Is Nature’s Most Unassuming Looking Fearsome Predator, And Here’s Why You Absolutely Don’t Want To Enrage One

They’re terrifying – and we love them for it.

April 13, 2026 at 12:55 pm

Almost 50 Years On, Voyager 1 Is Still Transmitting From Interstellar Space – And Amateur Astronomers From The Netherlands Just Picked Up Its Signals

Keep going Voyager 1, you got this!

April 13, 2026 at 9:48 am

Researchers Show That Even Tiny Particles Of Metal Can Be Placed In A Quantum State, Pushing The Theory To Larger Objects

While tiny, these nanoparticles are huge compared to previous tests.

April 12, 2026 at 9:48 am

Back In 2009, Researchers Accidentally Drilled Into A Volcano’s Magma Chamber, With Fascinating Results

This little incident could pave the way for sustainable benefits in the future.

April 10, 2026 at 9:47 am

Advanced Robot Is Learning How To Better Mimic Human Facial Movements By Watching YouTube And Observing Itself In The Mirror

I’m not sure I want robots to be able to mimic humans like this.

April 9, 2026 at 3:48 pm

Understanding The Fine-Tuned Universe And What Could Explain It

Are we really in a fine-tuned universe?

April 8, 2026 at 3:48 pm

CERN Research Proves That Nuking An Asteroid On Course To Hit Earth Might Actually Just Make It Stronger

An illustration of an asteroid headed towards Earth

This understanding may help our planet to save life itself.

April 7, 2026 at 12:55 pm

Autism Effects Both Males And Females Equally, But Boys Are Typically Diagnosed Much Younger According To A New Study

Better diagnostic practices for females with autism are clearly needed.

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There’s A Solitary Bottlenose Dolphin Living In The Venetian Lagoon, And Researchers Say One Key Factor Is Putting Him In Danger

We All Know To Stay Away From Trees During A Thunderstorm – But For The Trees Themselves, Something Extraordinary Is Going On Beneath The Surface

The Honey Badger Is Nature’s Most Unassuming Looking Fearsome Predator, And Here’s Why You Absolutely Don’t Want To Enrage One

Almost 50 Years On, Voyager 1 Is Still Transmitting From Interstellar Space – And Amateur Astronomers From The Netherlands Just Picked Up Its Signals

Researchers Show That Even Tiny Particles Of Metal Can Be Placed In A Quantum State, Pushing The Theory To Larger Objects

Back In 2009, Researchers Accidentally Drilled Into A Volcano’s Magma Chamber, With Fascinating Results

Advanced Robot Is Learning How To Better Mimic Human Facial Movements By Watching YouTube And Observing Itself In The Mirror

Understanding The Fine-Tuned Universe And What Could Explain It

CERN Research Proves That Nuking An Asteroid On Course To Hit Earth Might Actually Just Make It Stronger

Autism Effects Both Males And Females Equally, But Boys Are Typically Diagnosed Much Younger According To A New Study

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Woman’s Roommates Keep Having Loud Guests Over Without Warning, Leaving Her Anxious And Unsure How To Handle It

A Customer Mocked a Cashier for Checking the Signature on His Credit Card. His Made-Up Story About His Dad Left the Man Too Embarrassed to Say Another Word

Woman Refuses To Share Her Public Transit Discount With Stepsister Who Constantly Mocks Her Disabilities

Landlord Gives Tenants Less Than 30 Days Notice That The Rent Is Increasing, So They Give Him Zero Notice When They Move Out

She Said No When a Coworker Asked to Borrow Her Non-Transferable Parking Permit. He Called Her Rigid and Started Spreading Rumors

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There’s A Solitary Bottlenose Dolphin Living In The Venetian Lagoon, And Researchers Say One Key Factor Is Putting Him In Danger

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He Was Passed Over For A Promotion For Helping Too Many People With Their Work, So He Stopped Being Helpful

A College Student Returned Home for a Semester—Only to Find Her Parents’ Constant GPS Tracking Turned the House into a Surveillance State