Soy sauce is one of the most important ingredients in Japanese cooking, but chances are you've never tasted the real thing.
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Month: February 2019
What Is Gumbo? A Look at Origins, Types, and Recipes
Got questions about this Southern classic? We've got answers. From gumbo recipes to ingredients, here's everything you've ever wanted to know about this New Orleans favorite.
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Jokers please: first human Mars mission may need onboard comedians
Researchers are working with Nasa to see if clowns help team cohesion on long space missions
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588 Reasons Why There Are No Excuses For All Male Tech Panels In The UK
This is just a tiny sample of the thousands of women working in tech in the UK, including startup founders, vendor executives, CIOs, security experts, developers, technologists, lawyers and academics.
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A quiet revolt: Female monks work to undo Thailand’s 90-year ban
Buddhist authorities in Thailand do not accept the female monks of Nakhon Pathom. But one woman, Dhammananda, is hoping to change that one ordination at a time.
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An Archaeologist Says He’s Figured Out The Secret of The Pyramids’ Peculiar Alignment
For centuries, the pyramids of Giza have puzzled researchers – not just their mysterious voids and hidden chambers, but exactly how ancient Egyptians built such impressive structures without modern technology.
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Is a More Generous Society Possible?
Generosity helps communities manage risk and cope with disasters. New research untangles the factors that lead people to help neighbors in need.
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Climate change officially claims its first mammal: The Bramble Cay melomys is declared extinct
In 1978, researchers estimated several hundred rodents lived on the island, but the numbers dropped to the double digits by 1998. Just 12 were caught in November 2004.
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Talking to a Man Named Mr. Cotton About Slavery and Confederate Monuments
A writer explores the nation’s divide over its Civil War past. He finds that some Confederate monuments cannot be moved.
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Where Robert E. Lee’s portrait belongs
Ultimately, Robert E. Lee fought for the preservation of slavery, James A. Gagliano says. For that, there can be no equivocation. And removing homages to slavery's defenders sets us on the right path.
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