Tag: Science
Unseen Viruses Found on Toothbrushes and Showerheads: Study Results
Researchers have recently discovered a plethora of unseen viruses on showerheads and toothbrushes, shedding light on the microbial world that exists in our bathrooms. The study conducted by scientists involved analyzing samples collected from...
America’s Immigration Policy in the 2024 Election: Impact on Science and Technology
The 2024 presidential election in America is shaping up to be a crucial one, especially when it comes to the issue of immigration. With both candidates, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, proposing vastly different...
Unveiling the Magic: James Webb Space Telescope Through the Eyes of Maggie Aderin-Pocock
Maggie Aderin-Pocock, a renowned space scientist and broadcaster, never expected to achieve such fame, especially coming from humble beginnings with dyslexia in government housing in London. Despite the challenges, she pursued her passion for...
Combatting Misinformation in Science: The U.N.’s Efforts
Happy Monday, everyone! I hope you're enjoying the start of autumn and some cool sweater weather. This is Rachel Feltman, bringing you the latest science news on Scientific American's Science Quickly podcast. Today, we...
Mapping the Fruit Fly Brain: Unveiling the Largest Neuron Map in Exquisite Detail
Scientists have recently completed a comprehensive map of the brain of a single fruit fly, providing insights into the complex neural connections within the tiny insect's brain. This intricate wiring diagram, known as a...