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  • Python 12×52 Range Master Ultra HD Monocular review

    Python 12×52 Range Master Ultra HD Monocular review

    The Rangemaster's performance for birdwatching was also impressive, offering 12x magnification, which provided detailed views of nesting geese, and clear images at distances where lower-quality optics would have struggled.


    Situs inversus: The condition where your organs are on the ‘wrong’ side

    Situs inversus: The condition where your organs are on the ‘wrong’ side

    She holds a bachelor’s level in biology from Durham College and a master’s level in restorative and professional neuroscience from Oxford University. She has worked in science communication, clinical writing and as a neighborhood news press reporter while taking on journalism training. The organs in the breast and abdominal area of people with situs inversus...


    Potentially habitable planet TRAPPIST-1b may have a carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere

    Potentially habitable planet TRAPPIST-1b may have a carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere

    That haze, the researchers say, causes the planet's upper atmosphere to be hotter than the layers below, creating an environment where carbon dioxide emits light rather than absorbing it, which could explain the lack of an expected dip in previous observations.


    Why is fluoride added to drinking water?

    Why is fluoride added to drinking water?

    "Fluoride was found to significantly reduce tooth decay," Neil Maniar, a professor of public health practice at Northeastern University, told Live Science in an email.


    The spread of breast cancer may be inherited

    The spread of breast cancer may be inherited

    In a large study in Sweden, people who inherited two copies of the spread-associated variant have a 22 percent risk of developing metastasis within 15 years of their original diagnosis, the researchers found.


    Could we ever retrieve memories from a dead person’s brain?

    Could we ever retrieve memories from a dead person’s brain?

    Hannah Loss is a scientific research reporter based in Boston. She got a Master’s level in journalism from NYU’s Scientific research, Health and wellness and Environmental Coverage Program. “We imbue our memories with all sorts of meaning and viewpoint in a way that is not always reflective of the event,” he said. For now, at...


    Forget aesthetics, the reason to look after our skin should be health

    Forget aesthetics, the reason to look after our skin should be health

    Due to the dense thicket of blood vessels running under the surface, inflammation that starts in the skin can easily spread to the heart and the brain, increasing the risk of cardiovascular disease and dementia, for instance.


    How did the ancient Egyptians celebrate the new year?

    How did the ancient Egyptians celebrate the new year?

    The lack of a leap year meant that, over time, Wepet Renpet "wandered across the climatic seasons,"Juan Antonio Belmonte, a researcher at the Institute of Astrophysics of the Canary Islands who has written extensively about the calendar system of ancient Egypt, told Live Science in an email.


    U.S. hospitals continue to shut down labor and delivery services

    U.S. hospitals continue to shut down labor and delivery services

    It is published by the Society for Science, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) membership organization dedicated to public engagement in scientific research and education (EIN 53-0196483).


    Is Google’s new Willow quantum computer really such a big deal?

    Is Google’s new Willow quantum computer really such a big deal?

    Google says Willow has again widened the gap between quantum and traditional machines, as the task took 5 minutes on the chip, while the firm estimates that it would take 10 septillion years, or much more than the age of the universe squared, on a leading supercomputer.


    We finally have an explanation for 2023’s record-breaking temperatures

    We finally have an explanation for 2023’s record-breaking temperatures

    But analysis of satellite data by Helge Goessling at the Alfred Wegener Institute in Germany and his colleagues revealed that 2023’s planetary albedo hit a record low.


    Extremely rare, black ‘anti-auroras’ paint luminous ‘letter E’ above Alaska

    Extremely rare, black ‘anti-auroras’ paint luminous ‘letter E’ above Alaska

    Aurora seeker Todd Salat found the unusual aurora on Nov. 22 over an undefined location in southcentral Alaska at about 4 a.m. regional time (8 a.m. EST). The luminescent letter showed up relatively out of nowhere and lasted for a few mins while biking via several shapes, all of which consisted of unusual dark patches...


    Massive, ‘potentially hazardous’ asteroid due to make closest-ever approach to Earth tonight — and you can watch it live

    Massive, ‘potentially hazardous’ asteroid due to make closest-ever approach to Earth tonight — and you can watch it live

    The gigantic space rock, which is taking a trip at about 27,500 miles per hour (44,300 kilometers per hour), will certainly get to a minimal range of 1.37 million miles (2.2 million kilometers) from Earth at 0:27 ET– its closest technique to our planet on document, according to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Research laboratory (JPL). Contact...


    Re-engineering where body meets machine

    Re-engineering where body meets machine

    As a Black woman born in West Virginia in 1922, she was a contemporary of the Hidden Figures mathematician Katherine Johnson, and like her peer, Collins contended with both racism and sexism, which impeded her efforts to participate equally in the sciences and in society.


    Ancient footprints show how early human species lived side by side

    Ancient footprints show how early human species lived side by side

    Preserved in a dried-out layer of sand and silt, the team found a trackway consisting of 12 footprints (see image, above), evidently left by one individual walking in a straight line.


    A new biography of Benjamin Franklin puts science at the forefront

    A new biography of Benjamin Franklin puts science at the forefront

    Likewise, Franklin’s political views were dynamic — he argued forcefully that the colonies should remain loyal to Britain before embracing the calls for independence.


    Analyze This: How big was the biggest T. rex?

    Analyze This: How big was the biggest T. rex?

    Or the term can refer to changes that occur as some natural progression within the non-living world (such as computer chips evolving to smaller devices which operate at an ever faster speed).