What Did Viking Music Sound Like?
Did the Vikings have music?
The Germanic Scandinavians of the Viking Age (c. 793-1066), often called “Vikings” for the part of their population that went...
Protecting Carnivores From Extinction
In 2004, Cardillo and his team found that a considerable portion of the carnivore population is at a larger risk of extinction than formerly...
How Einstein Could Still Save the Earth
Einstein’s seminal work, known today simply as “General Relativity (GR),” celebrates its 100th birthday this year; it’s only fitting that Science then vindicate his...
James Webb’s Depp Field, A Colorful Time Tunnel
In the beginning—about 400,000 years after the Big Bang— darkness was upon the face of the deep. The light was trapped inside the neutral...
Traditional, complementary, and alternative medicine: definitions and pieces of evidence
When I think about medical practices outside the conventional healthcare system, it is impossible not to reflect on the seemingly modern concept of body...
Everyday Life in a Sex Tourism Town
What is it like to live in an international sex tourism town?
The Science Behind Falling in Love
Cupid's Arrow strikes suddenly and unexpectedly. Starry eyes, butterflies fluttering in the stomach, sleeplessness, and overwhelming joy. We fall in love. And the real...
Why Women Make Noise During Sex
Male ejaculation is influenced by female sex noises
If you are convinced you always make the ladies scream out of pleasure in bed, you may...
What Is Imagination?
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” Y"our imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming...
Sunflowers, Cleaners of Nuclear Disasters
Since the development of nuclear power, we face the delicate balance between its smart usage and the threat it poses not only to humanity,...
Cognitive Decline and Brain Iron Deposition Linked to Moderate Drinking
Cognitive decline and brain iron deposition linked to moderate drinking
Neurodegeneration with brain iron deposition refers to a heterogenous group of neurodegenerative diseases, characterized by...
Searching for Life Underneath the Lost City
The majestic white spires of the Lost City protrude out of a mountain located 800 meters below the Atlantic Ocean. In December of 2000,...
Fin Whales Show Signs of Recovering Population After 40 Years
A recent survey in the Antarctic peninsula found that fin whales have returned to their ancestral feeding grounds. It also reported large groups feeding...