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Bruno Borges from Brazil was last seen by his family on March 27. His mysterious disappearance got everyone scratching their heads in awe and bewilderment. That’s because a video footage showed how this young man’s room was filled with encrypted signs and symbols, a statue of Giordano Bruno (that he bought), and 14 coded books. […]
A Pink Floyd fan found the best way to honor his favorite band — by naming a newly-discovered species of shrimp after them. Dr. Sammy de Grave, a zoologist from Oxford University’s Museum of Natural History and a solid Pink Floyd fan since childhood, gave the name Synalpheus pinkfloydi to a pistol shrimp discovered on […]
A study conducted by Dr. Jacob Dunn, a biological anthropologist from Cambridge University, has found that monkeys with bigger vocal organs have smaller testes and, consequently, fewer sperm. In other words: louder screeching means smaller balls. To all women who have been catcalled, heckled, and mansplained to, this discovery isn’t actually news. We’ve known for […]
One of the things Trump first did as President of the United States is to stop officials and government staff (including scientists) of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from speaking out publicly. This, combined with his appointment of known climate change denier Scott Pruitt as head of the EPA, has many people concerned about censorship […]
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National Geographic Channel (NGC) will be airing the highly anticipated science series Breakthrough this November. Breakthrough, a show that will bring to life the stories, people and technology behind the world’s most advanced scientific innovations that determine how our lives shall evolve, will be making its Philippine premiere, the first in Asia, on November 5 at 9 PM, with all six one-hour episodes showing on Thursdays on NGC.
From October 19 to December 9, the Science Film Festival promises to keep true to its claim of being the largest festival of its kind this 2015.
Lately there’s been a curious resurgence in people’s interest in physics thanks to pop culture appropriation by movies like Interstellar and TV shows like Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey. What was once the province of science nerds has now become the source of fascination by the mainstream.