Reading physical books

Neuroscientists Discover a Brain Edge for Reading Physical Books

Reading a physical book has a certain special quality for the brain that a screen can’t replicate. Neuroscience has now...
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Space debris

Seismometers Help Scientists Follow Space Debris Back to Earth

When space junk falls to Earth, it sometimes lands in a place not predicted by NASA or other space agencies....
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Cat play and welfare research

Playtime Is Welfare: What Research Says About Cats and Quality of Life

People taking the time to play with their cats every day is a big win for cats. Research and specialists...
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Anthropomorphism

Researchers identify why non-human things can feel “social” to us

People may talk to their cars, name their computers, or feel sorry for a stuffed animal that hasn’t been hugged...
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Bird behavior

Birds in Cities Take Off Earlier When Women Approach Than Men, Study Finds

City birds responded consistently to a test involving human gender, a finding that may inspire future studies about the relationship...
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Titanium solar panels

Solar Panels Could Get 1,000x Stronger After Major Tech Breakthrough

Scientists have discovered a way to make solar panels harvest much more electricity without taking up more space. Researchers have...
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Gray hair

Gray Hair Isn’t Inevitable: A New Clue From Stem Cells That Get Stuck

Gray hair has long been a sign of the natural aging process. But recent research suggests there might be a...
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TOI‑201: Astronomers Watch a Planetary System Reorder Itself

Astronomers have found a planetary system in which the orbits of planets are being shifted around, allowing us to watch...
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