Science Is Fun
Welcome to a place where science is cool & fun! I’m Tomas Rosko, founder of @sciencefunn. We prove that science is anything but boring. Join us on our journey into the awesome world of science!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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The Brain’s Silent Passengers: Does Microplastic Actually Cause Harm?
From the blood-brain barrier to cellular inflammation: Tracing a nanoplastic's journey and the difficult science of proving real-world harm.
When scientists first reported finding microscopic particles of plastic inside human brain tissue,...
Scientists Keep Finding Microplastics Inside Human Brains. Should We Be Worried?
Not long ago, the idea that tiny pieces of plastic could end up inside the human brain would have sounded like the plot of a dystopian novel. Plastic was something we worried about in oceans, rivers, or overflowing landfills—not in the orga...
Your Biological Age Might Be Wrong. Here's What Aging Clocks Can—and Can't—Actually Tell You.
From DNA methylation tests to wearable biomarkers: why measuring your biological age is far more complicated than the anti-aging industry wants you to believe.
Imagine waking up, checking your email, and discovering that you are fifty-two...
Lab-Grown Meat Explained: Can Scientists Really Replace the Cow?
Growing animal cells is easy. Growing affordable steaks may be one of biotechnology's greatest engineering challenges.
In 2013, the world’s most expensive hamburger was served to a small audience in London.
15 Space Memes That Even Uranus Will Enjoy
From gas giant groans to existential cosmic dread: a witty, slightly unhinged dive into the internet’s best space jokes—and the surprisingly real science hiding behind them.
Look, we could pretend this is a highly sophisticated, peer-revie...
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