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How Celebrities Became America’s Unregulated Drug Pushers
Social media endorsements can sway consumers, and no one is watching
Does Having a Pet Really Improve Our Health?
It could go either way, depending on the relationship
Even Owning a Cell Phone Is Bad for Kids’ Test Scores
New research hints that school cell phone bans may not be enough
Why We Think We Know More Than We Do
Breaking down the famous “Dunning-Kruger effect” with David Dunning himself
Dinosaurs May Have Been Literally Charbroiled After the Asteroid Impact
A new study reignites the global firestorm debate
This Time-Lapse Video from the Psyche Spacecraft Shows Mars As You’ve Never Seen It Before
Just a passing visit, but a dramatic one
Anthony Fauci’s Diary Reveals a Human at the Helm
Recently published notes from the former COVID czar paint a picture of a scientist grappling with a dynamic situation
Pre-Roman Necropolis Reveals Secrets of Iron Age Mediterranean Diets
Spoiler alert: The men ate more meat
Omniscient Tree Networks and Immortal Amoebas: 9 Books We’re Excited to Read This August
The Nautilus monthly reading list
The Humble Amoeba Is Smarter Than You Think
A conversation with Nicholas Money, mycologist and author of A is for Amoeba
An Abandoned SpaceX Rocket Is About to Crash Into the Moon. The Real Problem Comes Next
As the moon starts getting crowded, questions of safety and responsibility are becoming hard to ignore
