Functional coffee: Are collagen, creatine and mushroom add-ins worth it?
When it comes to coffee, choosing black or white is no longer enough. Enthusiasts are adding supplements such…
NASA’s nuclear Dragonfly copter to search for signs of life on Titan: ‘A lot’s riding on it’
LAUREL, Md. — Ralph Lorenz dreamed up the idea of flying a helicopter through Titan’s thick methane-laden atmosphere back in…
‘Rheology’ review: Theoretical physics meet experimental art at REDCAT
In “Rheology,” Shayok Misha Chowdhury, an experimental theater artist, and his mother, Bulbul Chakraborty, a theoretical physicist, bridge…
World’s slowest experiment: inside century-long wait for a single drop
Some science experiments last a few minutes. Some take years. And then there is the Pitch Drop Experiment,…
Physicists Find First Experimental Evidence of Elusive Critical Point in Supercooled Water
By probing supercooled water with ultrafast lasers before it crystallizes, physicists at Stockholm University observed telltale signs of…
Scientists Discover Hidden Behavior in Water That Helps Explain Why Ice Floats
Around 70% of Earth’s surface is covered in water, a uniquely anomalous substance that often behaves differently compared…
Creatine reference intakes, coffee pulp extract and beetroot in science news round-up
From a dietary perspective, creatine is found exclusively in meat, fish and dairy products, putting individuals who consume…
Beetroot juice boosts soccer agility post-sprint
“From a practical perspective, beetroot juice has the potential to be an effective performance-enhancing tool for recreational soccer…
Hybrid matter that behaves like both liquid and solid discovered
Researchers have unveiled a startling discovery: not all atoms in a liquid are jostling around. Some, it turns…
Oil giant BP’s Castrol bets on liquid cooling to tap AI data center boom
Supply Chain Growth accelerates in Asia and Middle East as demand extends beyond US Castrol, better known as…