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Good Good Good | A second grader wanted to know if his pet caterpillar would remember him. His experiment shocked scientists
JUL 16, 2026 12:02 PM PT Jo Nagai of Kobe, Japan began hand-raising swallowtail butterflies when he was just a second grader. But when it came time to release them to the wild, Nagai realized a peculiar pattern of behavior … Continue reading
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How HIV Started a Century Before Anyone Noticed
16 Jul 2026 ↓↓↓ More info and sources below ↓↓↓ For decades, one man was blamed for bringing AIDS to America. But the “Patient Zero” story was wrong. This is the story of how genetic detective work traced HIV’s true … Continue reading
This cell just changed biology
9 Jul 2026 Two scientists on opposite sides of the world turned out to be studying the same evolutionary gamechanger. Their discovery — a new organelle called the Nitroplast — would end up rewriting an important rule of biology, and … Continue reading
The Most Impossible Rise of a City Ever: Manchester, England
12 Jul 2026 The Most Impossible Rise of a City Ever: Manchester, England In the mid-1700s, Manchester was nothing more than a damp, unremarkable market town in the north of England, the kind of place history books wouldn’t bother mentioning. … Continue reading