Here at Science Everywhere, we like to take time to reflect on the work of the great scientists of the past. Today, we’re recognizing Sigmund Freud. A lot of people know a few things about ol’ Sigmund, including a bunch of terms most people use...
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This blog covers some strange topics. From UFOs to the Loch Ness Monster, the Science Everywhere blog doesn’t shy away from the fringe topics of the scientific world. It also doesn’t shy away from using obviously exaggerated titles in a blatant attempt to be provocative....
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A few weeks ago, police in California arrested a 72-year-old man named Joseph James DeAngelo for the murder of 12 people and lots of other terrible stuff. Up until then, he was known as the Golden State Killer, or the Original Night Stalker. The latter...
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Just this week, scientists announced they kept disembodied pig brains alive for 36 hours. If you weren’t aware of this marvel of science, don’t worry, we've got you covered. We sent our most intrepid journalist, me, to check out what was happening. The following is...
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The US Department of Defence declassified a secret military program on UFOs that no one is talking about. The objects were never identified - until now? ...
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It can be hard to recognize someone’s contributions to the world while they are still alive. It can take time for the world to step back and realize the full scope of what a person achieved on Earth and their place in the annals of...
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A few days ago, Science Everywhere members Anthony Morgan and Dash McGorman came to my place, uninvited. They immediately helped themselves to a double-bottle of Jackson-Triggs wine, also uninvited. Turns out they had somewhere to be later on, and therefore had to get through the...
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The PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games have fans around the world on the edge of their seats. But I wonder, why do we care about the competition SO much?...
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I made three New Year’s Resolutions for 2018. The first one, to stop swearing, was broken at 12:00:02 am on Jan. 1, when I shouted “HAPPY F***IN’ NEW YEAR!” The second was to have a healthier diet, which was broken later that night after 3000...
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Last year, we predicted exciting advances in gravitational waves, CRISPR/Cas9 and Planet 9. Which science discoveries are we looking forward to in 2018?...
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