Unexpected rain on sun links two solar mysteries

Mason, a graduate student at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C., was searching for coronal rain: giant globs of plasma, or electrified gas, that drip from the Sun's outer atmosphere back to its surface. But she expected to find it in helmet streamers, the million-mile tall magnetic

Screen time -- even before bed -- has little impact on teen well-being

"Implementing best practice statistical and methodological techniques we found little evidence for substantial negative associations between digital-screen engagement and adolescent well-being," said Amy Orben, a Researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) and College Lecturer at the Queen's College, University of Oxford. "While psychological science can be a powerful tool

A 5,000-year-old barley grain discovered in Finland changes understanding of livelihoods

A study carried out in cooperation with parties representing the discipline of archaeology and the Department of Chemistry at the University of Helsinki, as well as Swedish operators in the field of archaeology (The Archaeologists, a governmental consultant agency, and Arkeologikonsult, a business), found grains of barley and wheat in

Poverty leaves a mark on our genes: Study's findings challenge understandings of genes as fixed features of our biology

Previous research has shown that socioeconomic status (SES) is a powerful determinant of human health and disease, and social inequality is a ubiquitous stressor for human populations globally.

“Asbestos of the Sky” – The Aviation Industry’s Darkest Coverup

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8 Best Jobs for Introverts with Anxiety to Help Them Unleash Their Potential

Luckily, there are jobs for introverts with anxiety that suit them and make for a fulfilling, low-stress life.

Embodied Spirituality: The Truth Shall Set You Free

There are truths, despite what our president would want us to believe.

The Intriguing Holographic Universe Theory and Its Roots in Ancient Philosophy

The idea of a holographic universe is a relatively new scientific theory.It suggests a whole new way of perceiving the universe.

NewsGuard: The Anatomy Of What Censorship Looks Like

FakeNews watchdog NewsGuard aims to hold independent media accountable for their stories.

New Moon In Aries: Purging The Past

We are having a New Moon in Aries on April 5th, 2019 which is initiating a 29.5-day Lunar cycle and a new wave of energy for the coming month.

Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations: 10 Lessons to Learn from This 2000-Year-Old Book

Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations is a powerful book that has stood the test of time.It can provide deeply helpful and important lessons to us all.

CDC’s ‘Universal’ Recommendations for Infant Hep B Vaccine Not Based on Science, But Assumptions (Part 3)

Putting the majority of U.S.children at unnecessary risk of neurodevelopmental injury with incalculable costs to society.

Yoga Nidra: The Yoga of Sleep

Yoga Nidra is a form of meditation that seeks to help you understand yourself by truly learning to experience yourself as pure Awareness. Yoga Nidra uses like keen attention and deliberate relaxation to leverage the rational concept we have placed around our Self

4 Famous French Philosophers and What We Can Learn from Them

These French philosophers were highly influential in western philosophical thought, and are widely considered to be some of the greatest French thinkers of all time..

5 Food-Medicines That Could Quite Possibly Save Your Life

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