
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 | 41 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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It started with a light-sensitive protein from algae. Now the discoveries behind optogenetics have won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine.
Somewhere in neuroscience laboratories, researchers can do something that sounds suspiciously like a s...
Quantum physics has a branding problem.
The moment someone says superposition, half the room nods thoughtfully while the other half starts looking for a Schrödinger’s cat meme. Which is fair.
At very small scales, nature really does behav...
Yawning. Hiccups. Migraines. Phantom pain. We understand pieces of them, but your body is still keeping some remarkable secrets.
We can replace heart valves, sequence entire genomes and record the electrical activity of individual neurons.
If we removed the “Empty Space” inside you, things would get very weird
There are about 8.3 billion people alive today.
September got weird.
We went from black holes doing things that sound scientifically illegal, to an element that Earth basically erased, to scientists getting suspicious when their experiments appeared to go wrong.
There were also memes....
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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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