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  1. Environment

    How Bad Was Chernobyl? The True Scale of the Disaster

    The Chernobyl disaster killed thousands, displaced hundreds of thousands, and cost billions. Here’s what the science actually tells us about its true scale.

    By Angelica Carrillo
  2. Genetics

    How Many Chromosomes Are in a Somatic Cell?

    Explore the fundamental genetic blueprint present in your body’s cells, understanding the specific count and its critical role in biological function.

    By John Verde-Byrne
  3. Biology

    How Is Fungi Transmitted? Routes and Risk Factors

    Fungi spread through spores, skin contact, animals, and more. Learn how infections take hold and which factors put some people at greater risk.

    By Jorge Medina
  4. Biology

    What Is Silk Made Of? A Biological & Chemical Breakdown

    Explore the science of silk. Understand its biological creation and chemical composition to fully grasp this unique, luxurious natural fiber.

    By Aoife Fowler
  5. Earth & Space

    Where Was Ötzi Found? A Map of the Discovery Site

    See the map of Ötzi’s discovery site. Learn how altitude, border politics, and unique environmental factors led to the Iceman’s perfect preservation.

    By Brian L. Hart
  6. Chemistry

    What Metal Is Pink? From Elements to Alloys

    Uncover the science behind pink metals. Learn why pure elements rarely achieve this hue and how alloys and surface treatments create the color.

    By Sami Haque
  7. Genetics

    How to Extract DNA From a Living Person

    Explore the methods for obtaining human DNA, its diverse applications from health to ancestry, and the crucial ethical considerations surrounding genetic data.

    By Timothy Finch
  8. Chemistry

    What Glows Orange Under UV Light and Why?

    Uncover the fascinating science behind why various materials glow orange under UV light, from nature’s wonders to everyday uses.

    By Malik Kimball
  9. Biology

    What Is Cell Memory? The Biology of How Your Cells Remember

    Cellular memory is the biological process allowing cells to retain their identity and history. Learn how this fundamental mechanism influences health, from immunity to disease.

    By Karim Chowdhury
  10. Biology

    How to Store Agarose Gel for Best Results

    Optimize your lab’s efficiency by learning how to properly store agarose gel, preserving its quality for consistent experimental outcomes.

    By Robert Nash
  11. Chemistry

    Do Baking Soda and Vinegar Cancel Each Other?

    Discover the actual chemical outcome when baking soda meets vinegar. Get practical insights on maximizing their effectiveness for various uses.

    By Kavya Kulkarni
  12. Chemistry

    What Is the pH of Hydrogen Peroxide?

    Discover why hydrogen peroxide is chemically acidic and how manufacturers adjust its pH to ensure maximum shelf life and oxidizing power.

    By Terry McNamara
  13. Chemistry

    When Are Atoms Stable and How Do They Achieve Stability?

    Discover what makes atoms stable and the fundamental ways they transform to build all matter.

    By Gloria E. Cotton
  14. Biology

    What Are Siderophores and Why Are They Important?

    Learn how microorganisms use specialized molecules to acquire iron, a fundamental process that impacts health, disease, and biotechnology.

    By Denise Schwartz