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Science The neuroscience of intense romantic obsession shows that the brain in early-stage romantic love activates the same dopamine reward circuits as cocaine and gambling, with serotonin transporter levels indistinguishable from those of patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder, in a finding that explains why the experience feels involuntary and typically resolves within approximately 18 months regardless of outcome
Science Red Flag Warning issued June 15 at 10:01AM PDT until June 16 at 11:00PM PDT by NWS Pendleton OR
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Science From the Vet’s Mouth: Dealing With Puppy Crate Regression? Here’s How to Get Training Back on Track
Science In 2022 the Event Horizon Telescope revealed the first image of the monster at our galaxy’s center, Sagittarius A* — a black hole 4 million times the Sun’s mass, sitting quietly 27,000 light-years away the whole time
Science Many people assume the path to happiness is to want it and aim for it, but some research suggests the opposite can be the case — people who prized happiness most, or were nudged to, often felt less of it, especially when things were going well
Science Many tend to assume the mind dims as the years pass, but when researchers tested how people reasoned through conflict, adults aged 60 to 90 reasoned more wisely than the young
Science Flood Warning issued June 13 at 12:01PM CDT until June 15 at 6:07AM CDT by NWS Springfield MO
Science Parker Solar Probe Makes Another Flyby Of The Sun, Solar Energy Bags A Win, And More Science Stories
Science Vacuum-processed perovskite solar cells reach 20.59% efficiency using EDAI2/4MeO-PEAI bilayer passivation
Science 3 Reasons Vertical Gardens Fail in Summer – and How to Make Yours More Resilient in Hot Weather
