#makingsenseofscience — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #makingsenseofscience, aggregated by home.social.
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A 162-year-old Guinness was pulled from a shipwreck. Scientists are fascinated by what’s inside.
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/a-162-year-old-guinness-was-pulled-from-a-shipwreck/
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A 162-year-old Guinness was pulled from a shipwreck. Scientists are fascinated by what’s inside.
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/a-162-year-old-guinness-was-pulled-from-a-shipwreck/
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A 162-year-old Guinness was pulled from a shipwreck. Scientists are fascinated by what’s inside.
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/a-162-year-old-guinness-was-pulled-from-a-shipwreck/
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A 162-year-old Guinness was pulled from a shipwreck. Scientists are fascinated by what’s inside.
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/a-162-year-old-guinness-was-pulled-from-a-shipwreck/
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Hospice doctor reveals the loved ones who will visit and those who won’t in your final dreams
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Hospice doctor reveals the loved ones who will visit and those who won’t in your final dreams
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Hospice doctor reveals the loved ones who will visit and those who won’t in your final dreams
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Hospice doctor reveals the loved ones who will visit and those who won’t in your final dreams
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4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy rediscovery reveals 4 previously unknown warrior princesses
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4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy rediscovery reveals 4 previously unknown warrior princesses
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4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy rediscovery reveals 4 previously unknown warrior princesses
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4,000-year-old Egyptian mummy rediscovery reveals 4 previously unknown warrior princesses
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Book lovers will be happy to learn that reading is the greatest ‘cognitive enhancer’ known to man.
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Book lovers will be happy to learn that reading is the greatest ‘cognitive enhancer’ known to man.
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Book lovers will be happy to learn that reading is the greatest ‘cognitive enhancer’ known to man.
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Book lovers will be happy to learn that reading is the greatest ‘cognitive enhancer’ known to man.
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Scientists use brain scans to show love and heartbreak actually rewire your brain
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Scientists use brain scans to show love and heartbreak actually rewire your brain
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Scientists use brain scans to show love and heartbreak actually rewire your brain
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Scientists use brain scans to show love and heartbreak actually rewire your brain
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People with rare ‘hyperphantasia’ condition share what having an incredibly vivid imagination is like
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People with rare ‘hyperphantasia’ condition share what having an incredibly vivid imagination is like
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People with rare ‘hyperphantasia’ condition share what having an incredibly vivid imagination is like
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People with rare ‘hyperphantasia’ condition share what having an incredibly vivid imagination is like
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That voice telling you you’re ‘not smart enough’ just lost its favorite argument
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That voice telling you you’re ‘not smart enough’ just lost its favorite argument
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That voice telling you you’re ‘not smart enough’ just lost its favorite argument
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That voice telling you you’re ‘not smart enough’ just lost its favorite argument
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Why do Joes look like Joes? Researchers say that as you age, your face changes to match your name.
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Why do Joes look like Joes? Researchers say that as you age, your face changes to match your name.
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Why do Joes look like Joes? Researchers say that as you age, your face changes to match your name.
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Why do Joes look like Joes? Researchers say that as you age, your face changes to match your name.
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Have people ever called you childlike? Psychologists say it could mean you’re gifted.
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Have people ever called you childlike? Psychologists say it could mean you’re gifted.
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Have people ever called you childlike? Psychologists say it could mean you’re gifted.
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Have people ever called you childlike? Psychologists say it could mean you’re gifted.
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The fascinating reason why some people experience déjà vu and others don’t
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The fascinating reason why some people experience déjà vu and others don’t
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The fascinating reason why some people experience déjà vu and others don’t
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The fascinating reason why some people experience déjà vu and others don’t
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Fascinating new research finally explains humans’ ‘morbid curiosity’
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Fascinating new research finally explains humans’ ‘morbid curiosity’
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Fascinating new research finally explains humans’ ‘morbid curiosity’
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Fascinating new research finally explains humans’ ‘morbid curiosity’
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Scientists think humans developed right-handedness thanks to these 2 factors
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Scientists think humans developed right-handedness thanks to these 2 factors
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Scientists think humans developed right-handedness thanks to these 2 factors
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Scientists think humans developed right-handedness thanks to these 2 factors
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Scientists finally uncover why old buildings feel creepy, and it has nothing to do with haunted spirits
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Scientists finally uncover why old buildings feel creepy, and it has nothing to do with haunted spirits
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Scientists finally uncover why old buildings feel creepy, and it has nothing to do with haunted spirits
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Scientists finally uncover why old buildings feel creepy, and it has nothing to do with haunted spirits
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23, 11, 17.3: Why oddly numbered speed limit signs are on the rise everywhere
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23, 11, 17.3: Why oddly numbered speed limit signs are on the rise everywhere
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23, 11, 17.3: Why oddly numbered speed limit signs are on the rise everywhere
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23, 11, 17.3: Why oddly numbered speed limit signs are on the rise everywhere
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‘Museum fatigue’: Why museums make you want to take a nap before you really get started
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‘Museum fatigue’: Why museums make you want to take a nap before you really get started
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‘Museum fatigue’: Why museums make you want to take a nap before you really get started
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‘Museum fatigue’: Why museums make you want to take a nap before you really get started