What Science Reveals About Leucovorin and Its Link to Autism
Six months prior, a 4-year-old named Jose Morales-Ortiz was having difficulty forming two-word phrases. Jose has a severe form of…
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Georgia’s state reptile gets major boost
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – The Georgia Gopher Tortoise Initiative has successfully secured the long-term protection of 65 healthy tortoise populations,…
Unexplained Realities We All Recognize
Human Oddities Certain experiences remain because they defy explanation, even for science. A sudden emotion, a burst of memory, an…
Scientists Hunt for Hidden Freshwater Beneath the Atlantic—Game-Changing Discovery
This summer, researchers drilled far beneath the Atlantic Ocean near the northeastern coast of the United States and accessed a…
No Way Back: Chrysalis, the 36-Mile Starship for 1,000 Humans to Escape Earth Forever
A vehicle as large as a small city might one day transport generations of humans through the vastness toAlpha Centauri,…
4 Zodiac Signs Reach a Breaking Point During Mercury-Saturn Retrograde Clash
There’s no gentle way to put it when Mercury conflicts with Saturn Discussions might be awkward right now, but they…
Super Sox Summer Returns to Museum of Science Exhibit
The Skyline Room was an appropriate location for the gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Situated on the sixth floor of the…
Climate Science Silenced: A Nation at Risk
The chilling words echoed through the conference room, a stark premonition delivered years before the devastation of Hurricane Katrina. “We…
Steve Jobs (and Neuroscience) Says This Is What Makes Remarkably Intelligent People Different
The Architecture of Intelligence: Connecting the Dots What separates a truly intelligent individual from the rest? While there are many…
Art and science illuminate the same subtle proportions in tree branches
Do artists and scientists see the same thing in the shape of trees? As a scientist who studies branching patterns…