Science Pulse 29 Sep 2026 The Headphone (1) Pro is a whole lotta Nothing, and it’s really something Most new wireless active noise-canceling headphones can be explained in a one-pager. Nothing’s new flagship Headphone…
Science Pulse 28 Sep 2026 Diving into an Out-of-sync Galaxy Galaxies are like snowflakes, no two exactly alike, even the spirals. The Hubble Space Telescope did a visual dive into…
Science Pulse 28 Sep 2026 Mars Has a Warm Region Inside Something deep inside Mars has scientists looking for clues to its internal evolution. A team at the University of…
Science Pulse 28 Sep 2026 Bald eagles Shadow and Kaydee share a peaceful morning, Jackie’s memorial service approaches As summer melts into the fall, internet-famous bald eagle father Shadow is getting into a bit of a routine with a…
Science Pulse 28 Sep 2026 The ‘Father of Modern Taxidermy’ wrestled leopards and worked for P.T. Barnum Before Carl Akeley came along, natural history museums were somewhat sedate affairs. “You would have, let’s say, the…
Science Pulse 28 Sep 2026 Why the World’s Biggest Radio Telescope Had to Tweak Nature’s Perfect Sunflower Spiral Scientists love taking inspiration from nature. The evolutionary processes that have created such a diverse panoply of…
Science Pulse 28 Sep 2026 Astronomers Couldn't Explain This Ancient Star's Chemistry. A Lab Experiment Just Did. Everything from the gold in your smart phone to the calcium in your bones was originally created in a star. But for a…
Science Pulse 28 Sep 2026 The Solar System’s First Planets Were Made of Fire, Not Ice The early stages of the solar system remain shrouded in mystery. Not much remains from that time, but scientists have…
Science Pulse 27 Sep 2026 JWST Finds Dynamic Structural Evolution in Chariklo’s Rings When we think of asteroids, we often think of the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter that contains the…
Science Pulse 25 Sep 2026 Virtual green spaces and classical music reduce blood pressure in hospital Gazing at a flowing river while listening to classical music could lower the blood pressure of people in the emergency…
Science Pulse 25 Sep 2026 Astronomers Find a Sub-Neptune Orbiting Completely Backward Around a Red Dwarf In our own solar system, all eight planets orbit our Sun in a nice, orderly fashion. None are more than 7° or so out of…
Science Pulse 24 Sep 2026 Copying others can help young orangutans build a broad diet Young orangutans who spend little time working out for themselves how to build a broad diet can partly compensate by…