Perpetual Learning
Simone Dubois 
Did you know your brain is glowing? It sounds like something out of science fiction, but it’s actually a real scientific phenomenon called biophotons. These are ultra-weak light emissions that come from all living cells, including the ones in our brains. The science behind this is called biophotonics, and it’s opening up some really exciting … Read more
Did you know there’s a dwarf planet in our solar system that might have once been a cozy place for life to take hold? I’m talking about Ceres, a fascinating world that orbits the Sun between Mars and Jupiter. Scientists have been studying Ceres for years, especially with data from NASA’s Dawn mission. Recently, some … Read more
Feeling scattered lately? Like your attention span has packed its bags and left? You’re not alone. In our hyper-connected world, maintaining focus can feel like a constant battle. But what if I told you the simplest, most effective solution is probably just outside your door? It sounds almost too simple, right? Spend time in nature … Read more
It’s been a busy time in the world of space exploration, and recent statements from NASA’s acting administrator, Sean Duffy, have sparked some important conversations. Duffy has indicated that NASA plans to “move aside” from climate sciences to double down on missions focused on the Moon and Mars. This shift in focus has naturally led … Read more
A New Dawn in Cancer Treatment? mRNA Vaccine Shows Stunning Promise On August 22, 2025, the scientific community is buzzing with incredible news from the world of medical research. Preclinical trials for a new mRNA cancer vaccine have delivered truly remarkable results, showing the potential to significantly change how we approach cancer treatment. What’s Happening? … Read more
On a walk through the park today, I watched a squirrel meticulously bury a nut, then pause, look around, and proceed to dig it up and rebury it a few feet away. It’s moments like these that make you wonder: just how smart are these common urban dwellers? We often see squirrels as little more … Read more
Did you know there’s a microscopic threat quietly spreading across the United States? Experts are raising alarms about a deadly fungus, specifically Coccidioides immitis and Coccidioides posadasii, commonly known as the cause of Valley Fever. This isn’t new, but recent trends show it’s becoming more prevalent and spreading faster than ever. What is Valley Fever? … Read more
Did you know that Antarctica isn’t just a frozen continent, but a dynamic system incredibly sensitive to change? Recent scientific studies are confirming what many experts have long suspected: abrupt shifts are happening in Antarctica, and the consequences could ripple across the globe. It’s easy to think of Antarctica as a distant, unchanging ice mass. … Read more
Did you know that the protective layer of ozone in our atmosphere, the one that shields us from harmful UV rays, is actually recovering? That’s fantastic news for our health and the environment! But here’s something new I learned that might surprise you: according to a recent study, this ozone recovery could also accelerate global … Read more
Did you know that honeybees are facing some serious challenges? Disease is a big one, and it’s something we should all care about. Bees are incredibly important for our food supply – they pollinate so many of the crops we rely on. So, when I read about scientists developing a new kind of ‘superfood’ for … Read more