U=(N/T)M*G: Unearthed
Any time I can talk about Tardigrades, you can bet good money I’m going to do exactly that. These little “bears” have so much potential in science. They do all … Read more
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U=(N/T)M*G: Snow
Physics is weird. Of course, I mean that in the most respectful way possible, but physics is weird. Weak forces and strong forces and thermodynamics. Fluid dynamics. Quantum mechanics. I … Read more
U=(N/T)M*G: Meltdown
I guess Google had a meltdown? It lasted long enough for people to notice? I must have been at the day job when that happened and missed it. It’s pretty … Read more
U=(N/T)M*G: White
Something that can eat an orca just blows my mind, but the Megalodon is something vastly different from the standard shark. Scientists call this giant water beast a super-apex predator. … Read more
U=(N/T)M*G: Shaun
It always surprises me when NASA is about to do something major, and their collective goofiness as people and nerds smacks me right in the face. The Artemis launch is … Read more
U=(N/T)M*G: ISS
I saw this in the news a few weeks ago and only got around to reading what was going on in the last couple of days. I gotta say, I’m … Read more
U=(N/T)M*G: Dreaming
I have a theory about the life on this planet. If there’s a brain, there’s intelligence, no matter how rudimentary. If there’s intelligence, there are dreams. Now, I don’t have … Read more
Quantum Entangled Tardigrades?
Tardigrades — those microscopic, plump-bodied critters lovingly known as “moss piglets” — have been put through the ringer for science. The amazingly durable creatures have been shot out of guns, … Read more
WHAT IF: Sound Traveled As Fast As Light?
Every Wednesday, we’re asking a what-if question – how would our world be different if something were changed? Today’s question is from Live Science: What if the speed of sound … Read more
STUDY: Bi Erasure is Common, Even Among Gays & lesbians. Duh.
Erasure of bisexual men is common, even among other people in the LGBT+ community, according to new research. The study, published in the European Journal for Social Psychology, found that … Read more