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Saturn’s CV: Resume of the Solar System’s Most Flamboyant Planet

If Saturn had to apply for a job, what would its resume look like? A playful look at the numbers behind the ringed planet — from its 274 moons to its cloud-top winds of 1,800 km/h.

How Much Weight Training Does It Take to Live Longer? A 30-Year Study Has Answers

Lifting weights a couple of times a week may do more for your long-term survival than most people realize, and a sweeping new study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine finally puts numbers to exactly how much is... Continue Reading →

Scientists Just Unlocked a Phase of Matter That Was Never Supposed to Exist

Researchers have done something quietly extraordinary: they built a new state of matter from scratch, one that physicists theorised could exist but that no one had ever actually managed to create or hold stable. Published last week in the journal... Continue Reading →

Ebola Is Back, What You Need to Know About the 2026 Outbreak

A new Ebola outbreak is unfolding right now, and this one is different from the ones you may remember. On May 15, 2026, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) officially declared an outbreak in its northeastern Ituri Province. Within... Continue Reading →

A Star on the Edge of Destruction, The Haunting Beauty of WR 134

NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for May 22, 2026 stopped me in my tracks. It shows a glowing ring of ionized gas floating in the constellation Cygnus, sculpted over thousands of years by one of the most extreme stars... Continue Reading →

Your Gut Is Secretly Reprogramming Your Appetite, And Scientists Just Found Out How

Have you ever craved a steak or a handful of nuts after a few days of eating mostly bread and pasta? It turns out that craving is not just willpower or habit, it is your gut talking directly to your... Continue Reading →

Hantavirus on the High Seas: What the MV Hondius Outbreak Tells Us About This Silent Threat

May 12, 2026 A luxury expedition cruise through Antarctica and the South Atlantic has become the center of an international health emergency. The Dutch-flagged vessel MV Hondius, carrying around 147 passengers and crew of 23 nationalities, is now linked to... Continue Reading →

Three Arches Over the Alps, And Why They Matter on Earth Day

NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for April 22, 2026 shows three luminous arches spanning the Alpine sky. On Earth Day, this image is a reminder that understanding our cosmic neighbourhood begins with protecting the pale blue dot we call home.

How your gut bacteria control your mood, what science actually says

You've felt it. Science is finally catching up to explain why. "Butterflies before a presentation. A knot in your stomach when something's wrong. Your gut going quiet when you're deeply focused. We've always known the gut reacts to emotions, but... Continue Reading →

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