From Genes to the Edge of Chaos: How Chaotic Are You?
It had been a long time since I wrote prose in Turkish. I sometimes write poetry in my spare time, but we,
It had been a long time since I wrote prose in Turkish. I sometimes write poetry in my spare time, but we,
The famous garbage vortex in the Pacific Ocean continues to amaze scientists with its rich biodiversity. The blue sea dragon (Glaucus atlanticus)
Millions and millions of years ago, a large asteroid pierced through Earth's atmosphere, and hit the ground at an amazing speed, carving
A recent study from Northwestern University suggests that light exposure during sleep increases the risk for cardiometabolic disease. For this study, a total
“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies
The tequila fish (Zoogoneticus tequila), named for the Tequila Volcano in Mexico's Jalisco Region, was thought to have become extinct in 2003
The elephant population in Gorongosa National Park is thought to have declined by 90% due to illegal hunting to cover the economic
Cancer is one of the most aggressive diseases and the one against which we are the most defenceless. Still, we understand it
The secret’s out! Researchers reveal how itsy bitsy spiders build intricate and beautiful webs using artificial intelligence. Not all spiders build webs however
Researchers recently discovered that Triantha occidentalis, a herbaceous plant commonly seen on the west coast of North America, was in fact carnivorous.