
Science Is Fun makes fascinating science easy to understand, surprising to discover, and actually fun to read. Expect weird facts, sharp explainers, memes, and plenty of science rabbit holes.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 35 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Isaac Newton wanted to know where color really came from. So he turned his own eyeball into an experiment.
Somewhere around 1669, Isaac Newton sat down with a question about vision and chose an experimental instrument that would make a mod...
From an antenna that wouldn’t stop humming to bacteria living in the stomach, these discoveries began when the evidence refused to behave.
Scientists spend an enormous amount of time trying to make weird results go away.
Scientists are teaching yeast to turn plastic waste into food, and the strangest part may be how much sense it makes.
Imagine being handed a cookie and being told, just before you take the first bite, that some of the material used to make...
Image: A brain-computer interface decodes intended speech and gestures in parallel, turning them into text and movements of a personalized virtual avatar.
Adapted from Brosler et al., Nature Neuroscience (2026), CC BY 4.0.
A shrug can say...
Time slows down, stars turn into spaghetti, and some black holes wander through space completely alone.
Black holes already sound like something science fiction came up with after having too much coffee.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Welcome to a place where science is cool & fun! I’m Tomas Rosko. I prove that science is anything but boring. Join me on the journey into the awesome world of science!
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