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The Odyssey is fiction. But its monsters and magic may have been based on real science.July 17, 2026 – Odysseus faced the cyclops, his men turned into pigs, and he sailed between a six-headed monster and a whirlpool. Each of these, it turns out, have potential real-life explanations.
7 Science-Backed Ways to Curb Your Appetite—Without Weight-Loss DrugsSeptember 04, 2026 – While our appetite-control system is quite complex, there are easy ways to help you feel fuller for longer for better digestion and weight loss.
These Animals Change Colors to Survive. Here’s How Camouflage Works.August 18, 2026 – Here’s why some animals have evolved to shift their colors as they hide, hunt, flirt, or fight.
Join the world’s coolest science lesson in GenevaJune 28, 2026 – Head to Switzerland for a tour of CERN, the world’s largest particle physics research laboratory, to discover the secrets of the universe.
What is a heat dome? How this phenomenon is reshaping summer as we know itJune 26, 2026 – Extreme humidity and triple-digit temperatures are expected to affect millions of people across the United States.
Scientists say this diet could save people and the planet. It’s more doable than you think.May 26, 2026 – National Geographic senior editor Sarah Gibbens spent a week on the planetary health diet—developed by scientists to curb both chronic disease and climate change.
How science is finally making real progress in treating allergies—and what it means for youApril 28, 2026 – After decades of limited options, allergy care is may no longer a one-size-fits-all treatment approach.
Secrets of the bees: Revealing the sneaky genius of nature's brightest thinkersMarch 26, 2026 – New science is showing that nature’s vital pollinators are smarter than we ever imagined. Here’s why that discovery should change what we think about one of the world’s most important animals.
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Revitalizing Japan’s coastal ecosystems through satoumi, science & schoolMarch 19, 2026 – Japan is combining education, culture and technology to encourage reciprocal relationships between coastal communities and marine ecosystems.The truffle-hunting dogs sniffing out new species in the name of scienceJanuary 28, 2026 – The dogs are helping scientists discover rare new gourmet truffles—and monitor ecosystems.
What is black ice? The science behind the winter threat hidden in plain sightJanuary 14, 2026 – Nearly invisible and deceptively thin, this ice is one of winter’s deadliest hazards. Here’s how it forms and why it causes thousands of accidents each year.
Did Scientists Just Catch a Glimpse of a Dark Matter Particle?September 02, 2026 – Dark matter is an elusive, untouchable substance that binds galaxies together. A shadowy signal could signify the first time a particle has ever been detected.
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Great customer expectationsAugust 03, 2026 – Today’s customers expect answers before they’ve finished asking. Discover the technology ushering in the new era of customer experience.How an Unlikely Fossil Hunter Found a Tyrannosaurus TrailSeptember 08, 2026 – A curious rock in the North Dakota badlands turned out to be a first-of-its-kind find.
A Tyrannosaur Ate a Feathery Meal—and It Was Frozen in TimeSeptember 10, 2026 – Dinosaur poop—possibly from a juvenile T. rex or Nanotyrannus—containing feathers, bone fragments, and fish scales provides a look at a Cretaceous-era food web.
DNA Reveals the Extinct ‘American Cheetah’ Wasn’t Actually a CheetahSeptember 04, 2026 – Newly sequenced DNA from bones found in the Yukon and Wyoming reveals that despite its slender body, Miracinonyx trumani is more closely related to a different modern-day feline.
