Neolithic engineers used science knowledge to build megalith monument
[ad_1] The interior of the monument in Spain known as the Menga dolmen Miguel Ángel Blanco de la Rubia Neolithic people seem to have understood
What can governments do about online disinformation from abroad?
[ad_1] Riots took place in Sunderland and elsewhere in the UK after online disinformation inflamed tensions over immigration Drik/Getty Images Last week, police in Pakistan
Will mpox become a global pandemic like covid-19?
[ad_1] An mpox awareness banner at Chennai International Airport in India on 21 August R.SATISH BABU/AFP via Getty Images A new mpox variant called clade
How a new kind of vaccine could lead to the eradication of Alzheimer’s and dementia
[ad_1] “I have really modest goals. I want to have the largest impact on human suffering of anyone, ever,” says Lou Reese, co-founder of biotechnology
JWST found rogue worlds that blur the line between stars and planets
[ad_1] Stellar cluster NGC 1333 is home to a large number of brown dwarfs NASA/CXC/JPL-Caltech/NOAO/DSS Astronomers have found six new worlds that look like planets,
Tweezers made of light could illuminate the quantum twin paradox
[ad_1] Tweezers made from laser beams can hold and move a single atom Aepsilon/Shutterstock The way gravity affects the quantum realm has so far remained
A simple driving trick could make a big dent in cars’ carbon emissions
[ad_1] Researchers modelled nearly 1 million driving scenarios at US intersections Aerial Archives / Alamy Stock Photo You may be guilty of accelerating up to
War Game review: An unusual documentary follows a simulated attempted coup in the US
[ad_1] US officials taking part in a 6-hour war game of an attempted coup Thorsten Thielow War GameJesse Moss and Tony GerberComing to UK television later this year; in
Kathy Willis interview: How the healing powers of botany can reduce anxiety and boost health
[ad_1] We all know that being in nature is good for our health and mental well-being. But how does it work its magic? For example,
This is how your brain knows when the beat is about to drop
[ad_1] We can enjoy music because of our ability to recognise musical boundaries NDAB Creativity/Shutterstock We may finally know how the brain processes a beat