Pharmaceutical Factory Accidentally Produces Lemonade: Lower Doses of AstraZeneca Vaccine May Increase Effectiveness
Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca has announced that a manufacturing error has caused what may be a fortunate discovery in regards to the COVID-19 vaccine they are producing, in that the drug may be much more effective at lower doses than anticipated. The Oxford University-developed inoculant is amongst a host of vaccine candidates that
Utah Monolith Disappears–and We May Know Why (Or Not…)
The aluminum monolith that was found by a passing helicopter survey team on November 18 has now disappeared. The monolith was strikingly similar to a sculpture by artist John McCracken, “Fair” which was created in 2011. According to the New York Times, McCracken told his son Patrick in May of
Helicopter Crew Thankfully Undisintegrated After Contact With Mysterious Monolith in Utah Desert
The crew of a Utah Department of Public Safety helicopter has discovered a mysterious monolith in the middle of the desert in Southern Utah. Nestled into a red-rock cove, the 10-foot-high metal artifact appears to have been deliberately imbedded into the sand, protruding straight from the ground. The helicopter crew
As Above, So Below: New Study Finds Striking Similarities Between the Structure of the Universe and the Human Brain
It might seem like an unlikely team-up, but an astrophysicist and a neurosurgeon did indeed collaborate in a study examining the commonalities between one of the largest structures known to science—the vast web of galaxies that stretch across the universe, and the microscopic network made up of the brain’s neurons—to
Arecibo Observatory’s Iconic Main Dish Is Slated for Demolition
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has announced that the iconic Arecibo radio telescope has been slated for demolition, following a structural assessment that found that the structure is structure is “currently at risk of an unexpected, uncontrolled collapse,” according to the director of NSF’s Division of Astronomical Sciences, Ralph Gaume.
