Do Black Holes Get “Full?”
Observations from the James Webb Space Telescope reveal quasars powered by black holes growing far faster than previously…
How to Study a Three-Century-Old Earthquake
Scientists pinpointed the exact date of a massive 1700 earthquake along the Cascadia subduction zone by analyzing Japan’s…
What an Electron Truly Looks Like
While traditionally visualized as a tiny ball, quantum mechanics describes electrons as fuzzy wave functions, with properties like…
New Mathematical Discovery Could Unite Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity
At a Glance Scientists have made an exciting discovery in the search for a unified theory in physics,…
Paints Weren’t Always So Safe
Historical paints like lead white, cinnabar red, and minimum orange were vibrant but dangerous. Lead-based pigments caused severe…
What’s At the Center of the Earth?
The USSR’s Kola Superdeep Borehole project, initiated in the 1970s, reached a depth of 12.2 kilometers—about one-third of…
Happy New Year, Cultivators of Curiosity!
With the arrival of a new year, the Society of Modern Sciences is excited to continue our shared…
Do Essential Oils Work?
Some essential oils, like peppermint oil, have proven benefits for managing IBS. Its menthol component relaxes smooth muscles…
You’re Probably Wrong About Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs ruled Earth for 180 million years, living in different periods with varying species like the Pachyrhinosaurus, Velociraptor,…
Merry Christmas, Cultivators of Curiosity!
As the holiday season wraps us in its festive embrace, we at the Society of Modern Sciences would…