The ocean has absorbed so much CO2 that it's become 17.5% more acidic in just 40 years. Shells are dissolving on living animals. The seafloor itself is corroding. And a vicious feedback cycle means it's accelerating.Things I Know Nothing About explores the science behind the stories that challenge everything we think we know.

BlueDot's AI flagged COVID nine days before the WHO declared it a public health emergency. It spotted Zika six months early. These algorithms scan news, flight data, animal migration, and even wearable health data to predict outbreaks before humans even notice. Things I Know Nothing About explores the science behind the stories that challenge everything we think we know.

JWST detected signs of water and potentially dimethyl sulfide — a molecule only produced by life on Earth — in the atmosphere of K2-18 b, an exoplanet 124 light-years away.

Your immune system remembers every pathogen you've ever encountered — sometimes for decades. Memory T cells, memory B cells, and tissue-resident sentinels form a living library of every infection and vaccine. Some of these cells are still functional 50 years later. Things I Know Nothing About explores the science behind the stories that challenge everything we think we know.

Eta Carinae is one of the most massive and unstable stars in our galaxy — 100 times the mass of our Sun. It already faked its own death in 1843 with an eruption that briefly made it the second-brightest star in the sky. When it finally goes supernova for real, it could be visible during the day.Things I Know Nothing About explores the science behind the stories that challenge everything we think we know.

Ed Zitron built a career as AI's loudest critic. But when you look past the headlines, the arguments fall apart. From mocking Nobel Prize winners to claiming AI has hit its limits right before every breakthrough, this is what happens when skepticism becomes a brand.

Ed Zitron built a career as AI's loudest critic. But when you look past the headlines, the arguments fall apart. From mocking Nobel Prize winners to claiming AI has hit its limits right before every breakthrough, this is what happens when skepticism becomes a brand.

85% of all matter in the universe is invisible. We can't touch it, see it, or detect it directly — but without dark matter, galaxies would fly apart and we wouldn't exist.We explore galaxy rotation curves, gravitational lensing, the cosmic microwave background, and the leading candidates for what dark matter actually is.🔔 Subscribe for weekly deep dives into science and space.#DarkMatter #Space #Cosmology #Physics #Universe

95% of adults carry Epstein-Barr virus. New research shows it may be the leading cause of multiple sclerosis — a connection that could revolutionize how we prevent and treat the disease.We dive into the landmark Harvard study, molecular mimicry, and why a virus you got as a teenager might be attacking your nervous system decades later.🔔 Subscribe for weekly deep dives into science and health.#EBV #MultipleSclerosis #MS #Virus #Health

For the first time, researchers have grown functional spinal cord tissue from stem cells. This isn't a distant dream — it's published science that could change everything for spinal injury patients.We break down how it works, what the limitations are, and why this could be one of the most important medical breakthroughs of the decade.🔔 Subscribe for weekly deep dives into science and medicine.#SpinalCord #StemCells #RegenerativeMedicine #MedicalBreakthrough