Science
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Scientists probe dark matter's cosmic role
Gravity in the universe is five times stronger than what can be explained by all visible matter, pointing to an invisible, unknown substance dominating the cosmos, according to the Department of Energ
Finally, a Solution: How Science and Snark Makes Finding Perfect Gifts for Lab Technicians Easy
Science and Snark offers a unique solution for finding perfect gifts for lab technicians and STEM professionals, combining scientific knowledge with humor in apparel, drinkware, and decor. Their products are designed to be personal, relatable, and celebrate the people behind laboratory work.
Science Explains Grief's Physical and Emotional Impact
Up to two years after a loss, simply recalling memories of a deceased loved one can physically raise blood pressure and trigger cardiovascular changes mimicking acute stress.
Dogs see humans in limited colors, research suggests
In daylight, a dog’s visual sharpness is 50 percent less than a human’s, meaning your beloved pet sees you with roughly the clarity of a blurry photograph, according to The New Yorker in 2026.
Fashion & Feather Exhibit Prepares Opening, Blending Science and Style
The 'Fashion & Feather' exhibit, opening April 15, 2026, at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, uniquely blends evolutionary biology and contemporary fashion. It aims to spark critical conversations on sustainability and the profound inspiration nature offers human creativity.