Science

Detox

The Inside Scoop on How America Became Obsessed With Protein

ByElana Spivack

And how much protein humans actually need.

Science

The IceCube Neutrino Observatory Just Detected A Rare ‘Relic’ of the Big Bang

ByThe Conversation and Doug Cowen

They found just a few from almost 10 years of data.

Space

This New Telescope Could Create the Greatest Space Movie of All Time

ByDoris Elín Urrutia

The world’s largest digital camera is epic, from its size to its ambitious movie.

Science

Inside the Quest To Darken Chile’s Atacama Desert Skies

ByAlexa Robles-Gil and Undark

Light pollution is threatening the future of astronomy. Can a new nationwide lighting standard make a difference?

Space

Whoa! The Webb Telescope Zoomed Way into the Iconic Horsehead Nebula

ByKiona Smith

This dense cloud of interstellar gas is 3,000 light-years away, but it looks close enough to touch.

Health

Can Ozempic Actually Affect Fertility? Here’s What Two Experts Think Is Going On

ByThe Conversation, Robert Norman and Karin Hammarberg

Weight loss can improve menstrual irregularities, and it may also increase the chance of pregnancy in women with obesity.

Science

Did Life on Earth Come From Space? A New Study Gives the Theory a Boost

ByThe Conversation and Christian Schroeder

The building blocks of life might form more easily in outer space.

Detox

What Color Should Your Pee Really Be? Experts Reveal Why Urine Shouldn’t Always Be Clear

ByElana Spivack

Here's how your urine color should change throughout the day.

Science

Scientists Discover a 10,000-Year-Old Man-Made Megastructure Under the Baltic Sea

ByStephanie Piper and The Conversation

This might be Europe’s oldest human-made megastructure.

Science

Inside the Quest to Confirm A Strange 60-Year-Old Theory About Stonehenge

ByThe Conversation, Erica Ellingson, Amanda Chadburn and Fabio Silva

Archaeological evidence suggests Stonehenge also aligns with moonrise and moonset.