Jeff Kent
Canadian writer, based in the American Southwest. Interested in all things science. Editorial Intern.
Articles by Jeff Kent (6)
Giant Dinosaur Discovered Reveals Surprising 120-Million-Year-Old Connection Between Continents
A buried Brazilian giant with Spanish roots is rewriting how dinosaurs once crossed a vanished world.
By Jeff Kent • Sep 8, 2026
Researchers Identify Rare Meteorite That Killed Dinosaurs, Reshaping Extinction Story
A new study pins the Chicxulub impact on a rare CO chondrite and hints that fine dust, rather than sulphur-rich fumes, delivered the final blow to life 66 million years ago.
By Jeff Kent • Aug 17, 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
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
Do Aliens Think We’re Ghosting Them?
A new SETI Institute study suggests the cosmic silence isn't proof we're alone, it's proof we've been listening for the wrong shape of signal.
By Jeff Kent • Jun 18, 2026
The 2-Million-Year-Old Reason Why You Are Probably Right Handed
Scientists have puzzled over humans' extreme right-handedness for decades. Researchers now think it’s baked into the very traits that made us.
By Jeff Kent • Jun 11, 2026