Saturn Has 274 Moons—And Scientists Are Starting to Get Suspicious
Saturn has been hoarding moons like a paranoid sci-fi villain stockpiling alien artifacts. Astronomers just uncovered 128 more, bringing the grand total to an absurd 274. That’s nearly triple Jupiter’s count, which is frankly embarrassing for a so-called gas giant....
Iguanas Rode a 5,000-Mile Ocean Highway—And Science Just Figured Out How
Picture this: a squad of iguanas, clinging to a floating tangle of vegetation, bobbing across 5,000 miles of open ocean like reptilian castaways. Sounds like the plot of a rejected sci-fi film, right? Except it actually happened—millions of years ago, these tenacious...
The Future of Chocolate: Probiotics, Prebiotics, and a Hint of Sci-Fi
Easter baskets are about to be stuffed with chocolate, but science is quietly turning this guilty pleasure into a functional food. Dark chocolate already has a reputation for packing antioxidants that neutralize free radicals—essentially the molecular hooligans...
The Exercise-Longevity Myth: Finnish Twins Reveal the Unexpected Truth
Physical activity has been sold as the closest thing to a longevity cheat code. Sweat enough, they say, and the Reaper keeps his distance. But Finnish researchers just threw a wrench in that tidy little narrative, and their data comes from a source you can’t argue...Recent News
AI, Heat Sensors, and the Battle to Save the Bees from Themselves
Japan’s Robot Uprising—at Your Favorite Restaurant
The Great Filter: Is the Universe Ghosting Us?
Mosquitoes Feel Less Pain in Extreme Heat—Which Means More Bites for You
The Brain’s Cleanup Crew: A New Way to Fight Alzheimer’s Before It Starts