Get Psyched: Are we all voyeuristic?
Our reliance on social media, reality TV and porn may indicate that we are more voyeuristic than we believe.
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Get Psyched: What does sex addiction look like?
Sex addiction is a disorder involving depression and anxiety that any one of us could develop.
Read More →Space-ing out with Sarah: Galaxies 101
What do we see when we close our eyes and imagine a galaxy?
Read More →Get Psyched: Why do people cheat on their partners?
When it comes to infidelity, we tend to blame our partner rather than look into underlying issues in the relationship.
Read More →Space-ing out with Sarah: Astronomy vs. astrology
Both astronomy and astrology are related to the stars and planets, but astronomy is scientific, while astrology is spiritual.
Read More →Space-ing out with Sarah: Why Cassiopeia is my favorite constellation
For its unique beauty and mythological history, the Cassiopeia is my favorite of the 88 official constellations.
Read More →Partial government shutdown results in implications on fields of science
Let’s take a closer look at how the partial government shutdown affected branches of science, specifically the environment, research and human health.
Read More →Stargazing with Sarah: What does Boston’s night sky hold?
For a stargazer, the biggest disadvantage to living in a big city like Boston is the light pollution. Here are a few things you can see on a clear night.
Read More →Science Tuesday: After a six-month shift, it’s cosmic closing time
By Becca DeGregorio, Science Tuesday Editor @beccadeeeee While the rest of us bathed in the sun, did the tourism thing and dabbled in internship culture this summer, two Russian cosmonauts and an American astronaut waited out their final months of work approximately 220 miles above the Earth’s surface. After six months aboard the International Space Station, Steve […]
Read More →Science Tuesday: Grab your armor, we’re going into the Cloud
By Becca DeGregorio, Science Tuesday Editor @beccadeeeee For us millennials, the only thing more frustrating than dealing with technology is our parents’ collective assumption that we are all in constant danger when we use it. Personally, a combination of daily iPhone updates and high school sermons on Internet safety has been enough to deter me […]
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