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  1. Health & Medicine

    This medicine could help teens quit vaping

    The drug varenicline, paired with counseling and text messaging support, helped young people stop vaping in a new study.

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  2. Physics

    Scientists Say: Tauonium

    No protons, neutrons or electrons. And yet, based on what scientists know about fundamental particles, this variety of atom just might exist.

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  3. Genetics

    Orange cats get their ginger color from a single gene ‘cutout’

    The variant gene is found on the X chromosome. This sex-linked trait for orange fur is found only in domesticated cats.

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  4. Physics

    Here’s why your blood vessels don’t burst under pressure

    Cells lining the blood vessels reorganize their inner structures to handle stressful boosts in pressure.

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  5. Space

    A rogue black hole is on the loose in our galaxy

    Astronomers now agree there’s a lone black hole wandering around the Milky Way — the first solitary black hole ever detected.

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  6. Tech

    Scientists Say: Prototype

    These rough draft models help engineers test how a concept translates from theory to reality.

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  7. Physics

    Here’s how rainwater might one day power some of your lights

    In tests, the electricity that water droplets made was small, but kept a dozen LEDs lit. This tech might one day power clean energy for wet or rainy places.

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  8. Plants

    Pollinators send out good vibrations — and plants respond sweetly

    Snapdragon blooms can distinguish between the sounds of pollinators and thieves. They boost or drop the sugar in their nectar depending who’s arriving.

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  9. Humans

    After every soak, fingers wrinkle — and always the same way

    Fingertip folds aren’t super swollen. Blood vessels constrict and pull skin inward, forming wrinkles.

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