As part of continued efforts to develop treatments for anxiety and stress-related disorders, researchers have shown that reactivating a negative memory in a human patient and then administering an anesthetic to that person made it harder for them to retrieve ... 5 Comments
Nearly 300 mountaineers have died on the peak since the first ascent attempt and two-thirds of bodies are thought still to be buried in the snow and ice. The remains of mountaineers who died on the world's highest peak are ... 7 Comments
A fantastic forensic anthropology research!maneaterHave people tried not combing up there?
We are excavating a 3,000 year old Egyptian Sarcophagus LIVE. Watch Expedition Unknown: Egypt Live on Sunday April 7th at 9p simulcasting on both Science Channel and Discovery or stream it unlocked on the SCI GO app. 7 Comments
We were savles in Egypt, God brought us out in Biblical.Is this hosted by Geraldo Rivera?Excellent job
How can we make water-repellent surfaces even more hydrophobic? This Perspective article says an answer may lie in improving how we measure the physics around water droplets. Highly hydrophobic surfaces have numerous useful properties; for example, they can shed water, ... 1 Comments 36 Likes
Whether we have "free will" or not has been a mystery for philosophers and neuroscientists alike. But a new program is bringing the two fields together to tackle the mystery. Newly funded 4-year program aims to better define research questions ... 50 Comments
Margaux Brmt Ouatte dou you sinque ?We do not have 100% free will on anything.I don't think they have any choice in the matter.
Australia's Great Barrier Reef—the world's largest—has been battered by a string of marine heat waves that have killed half its coral. Scientists are working to change that. Australia to move ahead with field tests of new hybrids 45 Comments
Ugh. Because it's easier to change dna than to change ourselves.How about engineering something so humans have fewer children?Jorge Luis Juro que alguien tiene intervenido mi celular Hahaha
The “big gods” hypothesis posits that moralizing gods were needed to build large-scale human communities. A new study puts that idea to the test. Researchers investigate the role of “big gods” in the foundation of large-scale human communities 60 Comments
A mente cérebro construiu o teísmo e ateísmo (coisas inseparáveis), como processo de fuga ao que é vida real. Makes more sense that as "kings" were established and it became dangerous to badmouth the king that parents would need ...Every comment: “I didn’t read the article “
A social bacterium with versatile habitsRelated individuals of a soil bacterial species live in cooperative groups and exhibit astonishing genetic and behavioral diversity. ETH researchers recently published these findings in Science.
How the 'good feeling' can influence the purchase of sustainable chocolateMore and more products carry ethical labels such as fair-trade or organic, which consumers view positively. Nevertheless, the sales figures of these products often remain low, even though they offer advantages for the environment or for society. A team of ...
Ahoy! The real Black Pearl.🏴☠️ Missed an episode of "Impossible Engineering?" We've got you covered. Watch full episodes online now. --> https://bit.ly/2WeHHZm 10 Comments
Matt, I was in the queue this morning at the US Embassy and I overheard someone talking about an episode ...YEmma Fraser good episode this... I wonder who made it?
"Lesson No. 2: Convey belief in students’ abilities and potential." How to become a better mentor in this "Letters to Young Scientists" column from Science Careers. In this Letter to Young Scientists, our columnists explore the science of the mentor-mentee ... 4 Comments
StefannyNope ! ...Dweck’s work shows, if our intent is to help crest the best world possible, we should believe in a person’s ...
A fossil-trove of secrets from the Cambrian, a sweetener’s not-so-sweet effects, and heatproofing coral—all in our newest issue. https://fcld.ly/l4hqv97 1 Comments
It's not a simple answer #climatechange Direct links to climate change are difficult to prove but rising temperatures are increasing cyclone intensity, say scientists. 3 Comments
These events have been going on for the history of the planet so quit trying to manipulate reality for political ...AshleyThe power of nature
The Louis S. St-Laurent #Icebreaker has been kicking ice since 1969. Watch an all new episode of #MegaMachines: Sea Giants Thursday at 8p ET on Science Channel and on SCIgo. Want more? Watch full episodes online now --> http://bit.ly/2G1NURw 5 Comments
But why do they need to break up ice? I though climate change have the ice shelfs so reduced there ...Samitha BandaranayakeIf ships can break ice What would bombs do to artic ice ??????
Photo of the Day: Bennu is an asteroid. An asteroid as wide as the Empire State Building. An asteroid that’s near Earth and shooting dust particles out into space. That last part is pretty rare considering that of the 800,000 ... 23 Comments
Ja ja. Alt gjentar seg. 🐜🐜It's a disguised intergalactic spacecraft and the particles are from the propulsion engine. They are preparing an attack at Mar-a-Lago ...Thats engine thrust from an alien starship disguised as an asteroid.
Do you use wearable tech? What about 3-D printing? These two issues tackle the uses of technology in novel ways, such as in improving precision medicine (Science Translational Medicine) and physically visualizing scientific data (Science Advances). Which will you pick? ... 2 Comments
wearable tech is the future of behavioral sciencesA smart watch (Fitbit) as wearable, and I would love a nearby 3D printing service to replicate missing or broken ...
Using ancient DNA recovered from over 270 Iberians representing an unprecedented timespan, researchers have pieced together an 8,000-year-long complex genetic history of the Iberian Peninsula. Read the research from Science: Ancient DNA studies have begun to help us understand the ... 11 Comments
"and we reveal that present-day Basques are best described as a typical Iron Age population without the admixture events that ...Sebastião Mollet Barros
They're bigger, deeper, and more destructive than ever... #Sinkholes are on the rise.😱 Watch all new episodes of "Sinkholes: Swallowed Alive" Wednesdays at 10p ET on Science Channel and on SCigo. 70 Comments
Malin Sandvik Hovik verden fallee fra hverandre. SærrFracking wont help !We have sucked everything possible from inside our planet. WHY ARE WE SHOCKED.?
A resilient tower, an abandoned mining town, a wind turbine on the brink of disaster... Watch an all new episode of "Engineering Catastrophes" Wednesday at 8p ET on Science Channel and on SCIgo. Missed an episode? Catch-up now. --> http://bit.ly/2UN4xqG 3 Comments
Why is the site not vor people from the netherlands???How can you call it a new episode when it’s all the same content?? We have seen the San Fran ...i don't do commercial tv anymore. thanks but no thanks.
RidiculousF*****g idiots. Why do they not do something useful, there are far more important things to do.... 😡Get back on top of the food chain boi Em Walker
Should wasting water be as socially taboo as blowing cigarette smoke into a baby's face? Wasting water should be as taboo as blowing smoke in a baby's face, says Environment Agency boss. 48 Comments
The problem with making this sort of statement it give the greedy water companies the excuse to put up prices ...BBC reporting isnt it.... Biased Broadcasting Crap !Water rates are high to cover maintenance etc, instead the money goes on bonuses and investors payouts. Millions of litres ...
