The Weird Science Drop
Daniel SmithScience is weird, and here’s the proof. The Weird Science Drop newsletter brings you the overlooked, under-the-radar and, above all else, most madcap science news, views and research.
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The Weird Science Drop #59 ⏰ Your ‘gut instincts’ could be memories of the future
“Dobrodošli!* It’s that time again for your recommended weekly dose of strange science. The idea that your body is able to ‘see’ the future sounds utterly bonkers, but quantum physics says we shouldn’t totally discount it. Also: Halve dem...
The Weird Science Drop #58 🛰️ Asteroid might be lost Soviet 'ghost ship'
A Soviet ‘ghost ship’ yesterday. One for fans of For All Mankind
“Ngwi pyaw ai!* Welcome to another piping-hot serving of scientific curiosity. There’s a lot going on this week, including a mysterious space probe that was lost due to a mis...
The Weird Science Drop #57 🧊 Deep freezing people for the future has 1-in-4 chance of working
Sly got frozen in Demolition Man before being woken up to fight crime in a future where Taco Bell won the fast food wars
“Labas rytas!* Chill out with the latest TWSD as we look at how freezing people and waking them up years later might a...
The Weird Science Drop #56 👉 Why are 90% of us right-handed?
Doing things the ‘right’ way
“Hei* This week’s TWSD is a rising tide of science fun. Like most people, I’m right-handed, and it’s long been a mystery why the vast majority of us are. However, the puzzle might have finally been solved after...
The Weird Science Drop #55 📱 'Fun' days of social media are never coming back
RIP social media. Long live ‘new’ social media
“Dina apik!* Welcome to your weekly delivery of the strange, odd and bizarre. This week, we look at the future of social media, or more to the point, the death of social media. And what a new...
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