Marcy Borders: The Story of 9/11’s “Dust Lady”
Marcy Borders, the woman known as the Dust Lady, survived the 9/11 North Tower collapse but later faced a decade of trauma and illness, eventually passing away in 2015.
Why You Miss Things Right In Front Of You
Discover why the brain misses obvious objects through inattentional blindness. Explore the famous gorilla experiment, the impact of age and ADHD, and how selective attention affects our daily perception.
How to Wash Fruit Correctly to Prevent Spoilage
Washing fruit immediately after purchase can accelerate spoilage and mold growth. Learn why timing is critical and which fruits, like berries and grapes, should only be washed before eating.
Cognitive Impact of ChatGPT on Human Brain Activity
A study by MIT and other institutions reveals that exclusive reliance on ChatGPT reduces brain engagement during writing, suggesting potential cognitive atrophy despite some educational benefits in language access.
Why ADHD Diagnoses Are Increasing Among Generation Z
ADHD diagnoses are rising among Generation Z due to improved awareness, reduced stigma, and better detection in women, rather than an increase in the actual prevalence of the disorder.
Hawaii Mars Simulation Ends Early After Electric Shock Incident
A 2018 Mars simulation in Hawaii ended after a few days when an electric shock injured a scientist, leading to a crew shortage and mission termination.
Effective Sunscreen Use and Common Skin Protection Myths
Learn the scientific truth about SPF, UV radiation, and tanning to protect your skin from melanoma and long-term sun damage through correct sunscreen application.
US Military Pigeon Guided Missile Project in World War II
During WWII, B.F. Skinner led Project Pigeon, training birds to guide missiles using operant conditioning. Though never deployed, the project led to advancements in conductive screen technology for warships.
Why Gen Z Is Driving a Massive Surge in CD Sales (Even Without Players)
CD sales in the US grew by 45.7% in early 2026, driven by Gen Z and Millennials who view the format as a collectible item rather than just a music medium.
When NASA Sent 3,300 Bees to Space: The 1984 Zero-Gravity Honeycomb Experiment
In 1984, NASA sent 3,301 honey bees into space during the STS-41C mission. The bees successfully built 200 cm² of honeycomb, proving they could organize and construct structures in microgravity.
