Tag: Science

Unveiling San Diego’s Best-Kept Secrets: 5 Hidden Gems You Didn’t Know Existed!

San Diego, with its iconic beaches and renowned attractions, is a city brimming with hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Beyond the well-known tourist spots such as The San Diego Zoo and Balboa Park, there lies a tapestry of lesser-explored gems that showcase the diversity and charm of this Southern California haven. 1. Torrey Pines Gliderport Perched atop the rugged cliffs of La Jolla, the Torrey...

Harmony for the Holidays: Mastering the Art of Mediating Family Conflict

The holiday season, known for joy and togetherness, can also bring familial tension to the foreground. Whether it's lingering issues or the stress of coordinating schedules, family conflicts often peak during this time. In such instances, effective mediation becomes crucial to preserve the holiday spirit and maintain familial bonds. Understanding the Roots of Family Conflict Family conflicts can arise from unresolved disagreements, communication breakdowns, or the...
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Could brain surgery be the cure for opioid addiction?

Opioid overdoses claimed 49,860 lives in 2019, according to the CDC, and those overdose deaths -- made worse by the strain of the pandemic...

Revolutionary Winged Microchips are Smaller Than An Ant

Winged microchips are no bigger than the tip of a pencil and could be used for data collection.

Study Reveals Sharks Can Be ‘Friends’ With Other Sharks

Sharks are the ocean's top predator, but do they have friends? A new study suggests that sharks may indeed be friendly with one another.

Could Lab-Grown Meat Be Coming To Menus Sooner Than Expected?

Lab-grown meat might still be limited to science labs, but one fast food giant wants to take it national.

Resistance to Antibiotics Will be the Next Worldwide Epidemic. What are the Solutions?

Recently, the United Nations convened to discuss the growing global threat of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, aka "superbugs". While their pronouncement is bleak, a string of...

This Man Thinks Mushrooms Can Fix the Environment and Take Down Monsanto

Monsanto is one of the largest developers of genetically altered seeds and pesticides like Roundup. It pulls in around $16 billion a year and...

Can This Frog’s Special Power Save Millions of Lives?

Since Alexander Fleming's rather fortuitous discovery of penicillin in 1928, a vast array of antibiotics have been discovered and developed. Recently, in response to...

Scientists Might Have Just Accidentally Cured Our Plastic Epidemic

Plastic waste is creeping into every corner of the planet; but thanks to an unexpected ally in the form of a bacterial enzyme, we...

Teenager Wins the Oscars of Science With This Simple Yet Brilliant Video

When you think of Albert Einstein's greatest hits, the theory of relativity is among them. But ask any non-scientist adult what it is and...

All Blue-Eyed People Might Be Related To One 10,000 Year-Old Ancestor

"Behind Blue Eyes," "It's Blue Eyes Blue," "Don't Make My Brown Eyes Blue"; baby blues have long been a popular reference in pop music,...

Why Some People are Still in Denial Over Climate Change & Evolution

Author Jonathan Swift once said: “You cannot reason someone out of something he or she was not reasoned into.” Three hundred years later, man...

This Eleven Year-Old’s Invention is Why We Need More Women in Science

Recently, the Young Scientist Lab named Gintanjali Rao America’s Top Young Scientist, a remarkable achievement for an eleven-year-old. Selected from a group of ten...