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A Nasal Spray Reversed Brain Aging in Mice. Humans Could Be Next
The Texas A&M therapy targets the chronic brain inflammation behind Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. Will this mouse nasal spray soon hit humanity’s noses?
By Marc Alexander • Jul 22, 2026
On a Planet With No Sunrises & No Sunsets, Scientists Hunt Life in the Twilight
By modeling heat flow beneath a fixed-sun super-Earth, physicists show its mid-latitudes could stay temperate as livable pockets even as one face burns and the other freezes.
By Jeff Kent • Jul 20, 2026
Philosophers think consciousness could exist in many different forms
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Next Time You're Late, Blame the Quantum Collapse of Time
New observations around quantum collapse suggest timekeeping has a fundamental limit, giving tardiness a sliver of theoretical cover.
By Reanna Gonzalez • Jul 16, 2026
'Real Alien Sh*T': Jellyfish Drone Swarm Downed U.S. Fighter Jet in Iran
After crashing in Iran, an F‑15 pilot reported a minefield of drones drifting in a jellyfish formation, according to a bombshell report.
By Lauren Weiner • Jul 14, 2026
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The Goldfish You Set Free Can Wreck an Entire Lake
New experiments show released pet goldfish cloud the water, gut the food web and tip whole ecosystems into a degraded state that's slow and costly to reverse.
By Nate Gesar • Jul 13, 2026
Will a nasal spray for mice one day cure Alzheimer's in humans?
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Time to Stop Being Human-Centric About Consciousness
Philosophers argue in a new draft paper that humans are probably not uniquely conscious, and that consciousness is probably not unique.
By Sarah Simon • Jul 10, 2026
The Forever Young Butterfly That Didn't Age
Deep in rainforests across the Americas, a pollen-eating insect is living close to a full year and gripping onto life as hard at the end as it did at the start. Could it be a new blueprint for the biology of longevity?
By Ethan Denma • Jul 8, 2026
There’s a New T. Rex in Town & It Ruled the Ocean
A misidentified 43-foot marine reptile from Texas has been crowned Tylosaurus rex, a newly recognized mosasaur that’s forcing paleontologists to redraw the family tree of dinosaur-age sea monsters.
By Serrae Bell • Jul 3, 2026
Top 5 Wild Claims from the Government’s MK Ultra Hearing: Nazis, Charles Manson, and a CIA Cover-Up
Lawmakers dragged the CIA’s most infamous mind‑control program back into the light, reviving decades-old allegations of Nazi doctors, celebrity killers, and vanished files.
By Jeff Kent • Jul 2, 2026
Scientists Just Discovered a Hidden "Footprint of Death"
New research claims dying cells stamp a microscopic residue onto the surfaces they leave behind, now dubbed a "footprint of death.” Virus may be exploiting it.
By Nate Gesar • Jun 30, 2026
Humanity Just Found the Milky Way’s Edge And Earth’s Closer Than We Thought
By tracking ancient giant stars, astronomers have traced a fuzzy, long‑hidden boundary where the Milky Way’s star‑forming disc ends that is only tens of thousands of light‑years beyond our own Sun.
By Marc Alexander • Jun 26, 2026