Quantum Batteries: The Next Energy Revolution You’ve Never Heard Of
They charge in seconds. They could outlast today’s best batteries by orders of magnitude. And they operate on the strangest […]
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How Many Moons Does Jupiter Really Have? Inside the Constantly Changing Moon Count
If you ask how many moons Jupiter has, you’ll get a different answer depending on the year — or even
Why Our Immune System Doesn’t Attack Us — And the 2025 Nobel Prize That Finally Explained It
Every October, when the Nobel announcements start rolling in, the world leans in a little closer. There’s always that sense
Why Norovirus Keeps Spreading on Cruise Ships — And How to Stay Safe
Cruise ships are like floating hotels. They offer pools, theaters, and buffets — but they also face one big problem:
Why Cruise Ships Keep Losing the Battle to Contain Norovirus
Late September 2025. The Serenade of the Seas left San Diego for what should have been a calm Pacific voyage.
How the North Atlantic’s Shift Could Unleash Global Chaos
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), a giant conveyor belt in the ocean, is weakening. Scientists have watched it for
Scientists Question Human Evolution Timeline With Million-Year-Old Chinese Skull
A newly reanalyzed skull in China is forcing scientists to rethink when modern humans diverged from their ancient relatives. The
Scientists Create Realistic Fake Flesh for Medical Training
Imagine a training mannequin whose flesh feels like real human skin—one that bleeds slightly when cut and springs back under
Interstellar Comet Hit by Solar Storm: Scientists Stunned by Tail “Snap”
A fiery wave from the Sun can rip a comet’s tail clean off—an eerie spectacle we’ve witnessed before—but this time