Moss in Orbit: A Space Survival Story
Moss has survived 283 days in space, with 80% of its cells remaining viable. This finding by a Japanese team reveals the resilience of life, offering insights for future space missions.
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Marketing vs. Nutrition; Superfoods Myth Explained
Forget the superfood hype! Discover the truth about them and learn how to achieve better health through a balanced diet focused on variety.
Battle Misinformation: The Social Media Challenge
In the battle against misinformation, understanding social media’s role is crucial. Ignoring its impact is like denying the existence of germs in health.
Master Your Money Skills Today
Discover how Financial Literacy 10 prepares students to manage their money wisely and navigate the complexities of personal finance.
The Hidden Costs of Endless Scrolling
A large review finds that frequent use of short-form video platforms like TikTok and Instagram Reels is linked to lower attention and higher stress, raising questions about how endless scrolling affects mental focus and well-being.
New Tech Could Restore Sight
A new bionic implant may help restore vision for patients with previously irreversible conditions, bringing fresh hope for those facing blindness
BC Humanists Push for Fair Property Tax Rules
The BC Humanist Association is pushing cities to review property tax exemptions for religious and private organizations. Read the latest CTV coverage and take action to make sure public funds serve the public good.
Pseudoscience in Medical Journals
The recent publication in a respected journal raises serious concerns about the endorsement of homeopathy in rheumatological treatments. Explore the implications of this troubling review.
Astronomers Capture Solar Ejection Beyond Our Sun
Astronomers have observed a Coronal Mass Ejection from a red dwarf star, shedding light on stellar behaviour and its potential effects on nearby planets.