Measuring Ancient Roman Drugs with Tiny Spoons: Research and Evidence
Uncovering the Mystery of Ancient Roman Drug SpoonsIn a groundbreaking study published in the journal Praehistorische Zeitschrift, researchers have shed light on the possible use of small, spoon-like objects found on ancient belts in...
Running largest-ever simulation of the universe with world’s 2nd fastest supercomputer
Frontier Supercomputer Creates Largest-Ever Universe SimulationThe world's second fastest supercomputer, Frontier, located at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, has recently made headlines by creating the most intricate computer simulation of the universe to date. This...
Preserved Fossil Forest in Dorset: England’s 145 Million-Year-Old Tree Stump Fossils
Fossilized Forest in Dorset Reveals England's Ancient PastIn the quaint coastal town of West Lulworth, Dorset, England, lies a hidden gem that takes us back in time to the late Jurassic period. The Fossil...
Unlocking Secrets of the Great White Shark: Analysis of ‘Mega Momma’ Killed on Drumline
Unlocking Secrets of the Great White Shark: Analysis of 'Mega Momma' Killed on DrumlineAn enormous great white shark recently killed on a drumline in Queensland, Australia, will be used to help researchers discover more...
Protecting Climate Data: Scientists’ Battle Against Trump Administration
Protecting Climate Data: Scientists Prepare for Battle Against Trump AdministrationAs the political landscape shifts once again, scientists across the country are bracing themselves for a potential showdown with the Trump administration over the preservation...
Preventing Future Pandemics: Confronting the Dangers of Silent Spread
Preventing Future Pandemics: Confronting the Dangers of Silent SpreadIn the chaotic landscape of public health emergencies, the threat of silent spread looms large, as seen with the devastating impact of asymptomatic transmission during the...
RFK Jr. Potential Head of CDC, FDA, NIH: Impact on Public Health
RFK Jr. Potential Head of CDC, FDA, NIH: Impact on Public HealthHappy Monday, listeners! For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. Let’s kick off the week by catching up on the latest science...
Iron Deficiency and Anemia in Young Women: Commonly Underestimated Issue
Iron Deficiency and Anemia in Young Women: Commonly Underestimated IssueRachel Feltman: Imagine the young women in your life. Are they always feeling tired, struggling to concentrate, or lacking the energy to tackle their day-to-day...
Exploring the Mysteries of Our Galaxy’s Darkest Place: The Inside Scoop
Unveiling the Mysteries of Dark Globules: A Closer Look at Barnard 68In the vast expanse of our galaxy lies a dark, enigmatic place that defies the brilliance of the cosmos: Barnard 68, affectionately known...
NASA’s Artemis Moon Landing Mission Faces Further Delay
NASA's Artemis Moon Landing Mission Faces Further DelayNASA has faced another setback in its plans to return astronauts to the moon. The Artemis mission, which aims to send four astronauts around the moon before...