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Big Think Virgin Galactic uses space tech to create new supersonic jet

Virgin Galactic uses space tech to create new supersonic jet

Anonymous 6:50 PM

Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic announces a partnership with Rolls Royce. Th…

Big Think Hulu's original movie "Palm Springs" is the comedy we needed this summer

Hulu's original movie "Palm Springs" is the comedy we needed this summer

Anonymous 12:50 PM

Two wedding guests discover they're trapped in an infinite time loop, waking up…

Big Think Rutgers-led research finds bee decline threatens crop yields

Rutgers-led research finds bee decline threatens crop yields

Anonymous 12:50 PM

Species richness among wild bees and other pollinators has been declining for 50 yea…

Big Think All the storage you'll ever need to back up your data for under $100

All the storage you'll ever need to back up your data for under $100

Anonymous 12:50 PM

140,000 hard drives crash in America every week. 93 percent of businesses that su…

Big Think Relieve stress through art with the help of these drawing courses

Relieve stress through art with the help of these drawing courses

Anonymous 12:50 PM

In a stressful time, art therapy has been shown to relieve stress, stimulate the br…

Big Think Rutgers University adjusts grammar rules in solidarity with Black Lives Matter​

Rutgers University adjusts grammar rules in solidarity with Black Lives Matter​

Anonymous 11:50 AM

Rutgers University's English department is instituting anti-racist policies, wo…

Big Think Missing the bar? Become a master mixologist in your living room.

Missing the bar? Become a master mixologist in your living room.

Anonymous 11:50 AM

Neighborhood bars might be closed, but you can still enjoy your favorite cocktails …

Big Think COVID-19 lockdown is unleashing people's creativity

COVID-19 lockdown is unleashing people's creativity

Anonymous 10:50 AM

While staying at home, many are exploring their creative sides to unprecedented lev…

Big Think Scientists solve the origin of Stonehenge’s sarsen stones

Scientists solve the origin of Stonehenge’s sarsen stones

Anonymous 9:50 AM

Researchers have known Stonehenge's smaller bluestones came from Preseli Hills, …

Big Think Why are there so many humans?

Why are there so many humans?

Anonymous 9:50 AM

Something curious happened in human population history over the last 1 million years…

Big Think How to win a negotiation

How to win a negotiation

Anonymous 2:50 AM

There are many variables in every negotiation, which means there is no silver bulle…

Big Think How should we study sex differences in a polarized age?

How should we study sex differences in a polarized age?

Anonymous 4:50 PM

A new study found brain volume differences between men and women. The research foc…

Big Think Size matters: Bigger brains equal more complex hand movements in primates

Size matters: Bigger brains equal more complex hand movements in primates

Anonymous 12:50 PM

A recent study examined the relationship between brain size and the development of …

Big Think 100-million-year-old marine microbes are still alive

100-million-year-old marine microbes are still alive

Anonymous 9:50 AM

Seemingly dead microbes for 100 million years ago spring back to life. The microbe…