October 2, 2024James Webb telescope watches ancient supernova replay 3 times — and confirms something is seriously wrong in our understanding of the universe Science
October 2, 2024Certain brain cells, called “concept cells,” in the hippocampus track pronouns to link them with the right person in a sentence. They respond not only to a person’s name or image but also to pronouns like “he” or “she” that refer to them. Science
October 2, 2024A hurricane’s aftermath may indirectly cause up to 11,000 deaths, researchers report in Nature | An analysis of 501 tropical cyclones reveals excess deaths in the years following the event — particularly vulnerable after storms are infant and Black populations Science
October 2, 2024Hidden playgrounds of elephants and gorillas revealed in Republic of Congo rainforest Science
October 2, 2024First-of-its-kind study shows gun-free zones reduce likelihood of mass shootings. According to new findings, gun-free zones do not make establishments more vulnerable to shootings. Instead, they appear to have a preventative effect. Science
October 2, 2024A new study has uncovered a strong connection between intimate partner violence and poor child health outcomes | Children under 5 years whose mothers experienced intimate partner violence were likely to develop acute respiratory infection, diarrhea and be under nourished. Science
October 2, 2024Everest has gained as much as an extra 50m/165ft in elevation as the planet’s crust adjusts due to erosion from a river Science
October 2, 2024Reducing daily sitting may prevent or relieve back pain even if no improvements take place in the composition of back muscles or glucose metabolism. Science