Breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dine like a pauper
Eating a hearty breakfast, a small lunch, and little or no dinner has shown to help lower BMI. A new study shows that extending the time between the last mealRead more . . .
Why do you get a brain freeze from ice cream?
Why do we get a “brain freeze” when we eat something cold like ice cream? The scientific term for an ice cream headache is sphenopalatine ganglion neuralgia. Read on to findRead more . . .
Can probiotics help newborns?
Sepsis in infants kills more than one million babies worldwide, each year. Most of these deaths occur in developing countries and no effective means of prevention is currently available. However,Read more . . .
Why does the solar eclipse move west to east?
If the sun and the moon rise in the east and set in the west, why does the path of a lunar eclipse move across the face of the EarthRead more . . .
Why is daylight saving time still a thing?
Proponents of the century old practice of adjusting our clocks seasonally say its good for the economy but detractors argue daylight saving is ineffective and causes serious health problems. Does theRead more . . .
Is immortality overated?
On some level everybody dreams of living forever and the dream of immortality is common in almost every culture. But what are the implications of living, if not forever, veryRead more . . .
Scientists find oldest human ancestor
A recent discovery in central China of a 540 million year old fossilized animal is believed to be the earliest common ancestor of humans. Saccorhytus coronarius, a microscopic sea creatureRead more . . .
Time crystals; a new form of matter
Scientists have created what they are describing as a new phase of matter: time crystals. Just as solid, liquid, gas, plasma, etc. describe different states, or forms that matter can existRead more . . .
Unique “Alien” insect discovered in amber
Scientists have discovered an exotic new insect, preserved in amber for 100 million years, that doesn’t look like any other insects. Discovered in Burma, the alien-like bug probably represents andRead more . . .
Hydrogen – The newest shiny metal?
Researchers at Harvard University report that they have created a quantity of metallic hydrogen. If true this discovery could lead to new materials such as zero-resistance electrical conductors and super-compact fuels,Read more . . .
