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The Toxin in Certain Seafood Linked to Memory Loss

The Toxin in Certain Seafood Linked to Memory Loss

Algae is more than just green stuff that grows on the sides of your fish tank or the decorations within it. As a large group of marine organisms that live in freshwater and saltwater, algae has a key role in…

Planetary Alignments and Their Visibility

Planetary Alignments and Their Visibility

One of the most beautiful events that you can see in the night sky is a planetary alignment, the term for when the planets line up in the sky and form an imaginary line. Although it may not be perfectly straight, seeing…

How Scientists Can Edit Bad Memories

How Scientists Can Edit Bad Memories

Research shows that repetitively recalling bad memories can have negative effects on mental health, such as leading to anxiety or depression, because they’re sources of psychological stress. In the search for more successful treatment options for mental disorders with bad…

The Alarming Destiny of Those Who Encounter a Black Hole

The Alarming Destiny of Those Who Encounter a Black Hole

Black holes are one of the most fascinating mysteries in the cosmos, and the more we discover about these cosmic objects the more mysterious they become. Named by theoretical physicist John Wheeler, black holes are not actually holes at all,…

The Texas Cave Home to the World’s Largest Bat Colony

The Texas Cave Home to the World's Largest Bat Colony

There are more than 1,400 species of bats worldwide, and 47 of them reside in the United States. Some states are absolutely packed with these flying mammals, while others have relatively few. For instance, 14 bat species are found in North…

Why You Should Think Twice Before Killing Spiders in Your Home

Why You Should Think Twice Before Killing Spiders in Your Home

For many, spiders are the ultimate uninvited houseguests. Their eight legs, webbed homes, and skittering movements are understandably alien-looking to us, often triggering a mix of fear or revulsion in people (just take a look at this fossilized spider from…