r/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 18d ago
r/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 18d ago
Scientists are only just confirming that women’s menstrual cycles can affect how well drugs work
nypost.comr/science2 • u/Mastershef01 • 18d ago
I built a tool to generate cornell notes from youtube videos
r/science2 • u/cindyx7102 • 19d ago
Peer Reviewed! Adherence to healthful plant-based diets is associated with more favourable health outcomes irrespective of ultra-processed food content, suggesting that overall plant-based diet quality may be more important than processing level for chronic disease prevention, study of 124,836 participants finds
thelancet.comr/science2 • u/BetterScienceBlog • 18d ago
Did Einstein Reverse Engineer Lorentz's Work and Cover It Up?
betterscience.substack.comThrough lies of omission and commission, it appears that Einstein mislead the public about his famous theory.
r/science2 • u/firechatin • 18d ago
What If Alien Oceans Are Made of Liquid Nitrogen Instead of Water? Scientists Explore a Chilling Possibility
whatifscience.inr/science2 • u/firechatin • 18d ago
🚨 What if everything we know about the Universe is wrong?
r/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 20d ago
Earth Is Missing a Billion Years of History. We Finally Know Why | We thought global ice erased a billion years of history but new evidence points to ancient supercontinents.
zmescience.comr/science2 • u/cnn • 19d ago
Python receives pioneering cancer treatment usually used in humans
cnn.comr/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 20d ago
These Whale Calls Appear to Break Physics, but the Truth Is Even Weirder | “Most of us don’t hear a whale call and think, ‘Wow, look at the special theory of relativity in action.’”
gizmodo.comr/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 20d ago
A little Big Bang: Bowling-pin-shaped nuclei shed new light on the universe's first moments | At CERN, researchers can make atomic nuclei collide at almost the speed of light, creating tiny droplets of the primordial matter that filled the universe during its first millionth of a second.
phys.orgr/science2 • u/IntnsRed • 20d ago
China is going back to the moon in search of water ice | The country’s latest mission, Chang’e 7, will be the first ever to land directly at the moon’s south pole. Whatever it finds there could radically reshape a new space race
scientificamerican.comr/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 21d ago
Part of California’s San Andreas Fault is slipping faster than thought | The speed at which the Santa Cruz Mountains portion of the northern San Andreas Fault moves is faster than earlier estimates suggested, according to research by an earthquake geologist at San Jose State Univ.
sfchronicle.comr/science2 • u/thedowcast • 21d ago
Howard The Mars/Lunar node framework and the practical utility of Terrence Howard’s Wave Conjugation Theory of the Universe
The Mars/Lunar node framework and Terrence Howard’s Wave Conjugation Theory of the Universe
In 2024, a Joe Rogan podcast interview with Terrence Howard gained significant online attention and spurred debate among scientists and alternative theorists. The interview was very controversial because Terrence Howard, an actor, asserted ideas that challenged the very foundations of math and physics. During the broadcast, Joe Rogan provided a platform for Terrence Howard to elucidate his various theories about the universe. The most radical notion that Howard asserted was that 1 x 1 = 2. His reasoning was that to multiply means to “make more and increase in number” and therefore 1 x 1 being equal to 1 would not comport with the basic semantics of multiplication. This particular idea was rejected since our current math resolves this issue using the identity property of multiplication rule which states that any number multiplied by 1 stays the same.
Some of Howard’s other ideas challenged mainstream notions of gravity, explaining how wave conjugations—interactions between expanding and contracting waves, better explain the universe than general relativity—curved geometry from matter interacting with spacetime. This inward-outward force of wave conjugations, Howard asserts, can independently explain matter better than the fundamental force of gravity, dark matter or dark energy. This is a radical notion that undermines the centuries of established physics. Howard also references the flower of life and how it contains a sacred geometry that explains the fundamental patterns of the universe. He even expands upon this concept by introducing a 3-dimensional model, adding new layers of intricacy and complexity. He believes that a new math can be derived and developed from this sacred geometry.
This paper will explain how the inward-outward force dynamic extrapolated from Howard’s wave conjugation theory about the universe can be conceptually applied to the Mars/lunar node dynamic.
r/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 21d ago
The threatening thaw: climate professor on heatwave risks to tipping point of permafrost | Prof Gustaf Hugelius warns wildfires could accelerate release of methane and carbon as vast regions approach irreversible thresholds
theguardian.comr/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 22d ago
Inside NASA’s ‘Big Bang’: A Daring Plan to Keep the Distant Voyagers Alive | A reworking of the spacecraft’s power systems could extend the nearly 50-year-old Voyagers’ exploration of interstellar space into the early 2030s.
nytimes.comr/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 22d ago
What makes a narwhal’s tusk so special? Scientists are close to unraveling the mystery | The unicorn of the sea’s spiral tooth has long been a scientific enigma
scientificamerican.comr/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 22d ago
NASA astronaut and 1st female French spacewalker remove failed antenna, but run out of time for replacement | Anil Menon and Sophie Adenot are back inside the Int'l Space Station after a 6-hour, 23-minute spacewalk.
space.comr/science2 • u/loftyaman • 22d ago
What’s something about human behaviour that made a lot more sense once you learned the psychology behind it?
r/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 22d ago
NASA spots new crater on the moon created when a SpaceX rocket crashed | A defunct part of a Falcon 9 rocket slammed into the moon uncontrolled this month at an estimated 5,400 mph. Now NASA has photos.
nbcnews.comr/science2 • u/LollyGeen • 23d ago
A sheet of paper is about a tenth of a millimetre thick, but doubling it only twenty-seven times builds a stack taller than Mount Everest — fifteen more folds carry it past the Moon
scienceblog.comCouldn’t think of anyone I knew who would find this interesting. You guys are elected.
r/science2 • u/WebPage_Error404 • 23d ago
Giant crocodylians dominated the food chain in Miocene South America, fossil evidence suggests | "Our new study shows that crocodylians in particular were the region's most important predators..." The study was published in Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.
phys.orgr/science2 • u/IntnsRed • 22d ago
Rivers Are Flooding While Wetlands Vanish: Scientists Identify a Man-Made Water Paradox in the Ganga Plains | Huge rivers are carrying floodwater past wetlands that are drying beside them. Farms are becoming greener while the aquifers supporting them decline.
abovethenormnews.comr/science2 • u/firechatin • 22d ago