10 Awesome Invention Videos for Kids from the Henry Ford’s inHub
[ad_1] How did they come up with that? How was that made? What will they think of next? They’re questions that fascinate us, and they can […]
COVID Quickly, Episode 18: Vaccines for Kids and the Limits of Natural Immunity
[ad_1] Tanya Lewis: Hi, and welcome to COVID, Quickly, a Scientific American podcast series. Josh Fischman: This is your fast-track update on the COVID pandemic. […]
As COP26 Climate Summit Continues, Attention Turns to Carbon Markets
[ad_1] Messages from the climate talks this week have focused on ambition and equity more than commas and semicolons. That’s because most aspects of the […]
Not There Yet: Greater Cuts Are Still Needed at COP26 Climate Negotiations
[ad_1] International negotiations on climate change kicked off in Glasgow, Scotland, this week with countries and regions making a flurry of pledges to help stem […]
Ethereum Name Service’s new token already has a fully-diluted cap of $3.1T
[ad_1] The official announcement on Mirror from ENS states that $ENS will be used to vote on a proposed constitution and govern protocol parameters. The […]
Why the U.S. Didn’t Join 40 Other Countries in Pledge to End Coal
[ad_1] The Biden administration arrived this month at international climate talks in Scotland with the intent to prove the United States was again ready to […]
COP26 Climate Pledges: What Scientists Think so Far
[ad_1] The first few days of the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) have seen a flurry of announcements from world […]
New ATH renews faith in PlanB’s prediction of $98K BTC by December
[ad_1] Bitcoin (BTC) has broken into new all-time highs, with the asset last changing hands in the mid $67,000-range. During the final hour of Nov. […]
The Brain Has a Special Kind of Memory for Past Infections
[ad_1] While the brain and spinal cord have their own squad of specialized immune cells, the peripheral immune system is armed with a larger battalion […]
50, 100 & 150 Years Ago: November 2021
[ad_1] 1971 Fish in Death Valley “Small springs and streams dot the Death Valley region, one of the most arid deserts. These small aquatic ‘islands,’ […]