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• 健康科学：Time【世界上最长寿的动物能教会我们什么关于衰老的知识】 What the World’s Longest-Lived Animals Can Teach Us About Aging 罗切斯特衰老研究中心联合主任维拉·戈尔布诺娃表示，长寿并非直接受到进化选择。在一项对800只裸鼹鼠的研究中，没有一只患上癌症。裸鼹鼠体内含有高水平的透明质酸，可能有助于保护DNA免受损伤。弓头鲸的细胞也含有一种蛋白质，这种蛋白质在修复DNA断裂方面表现出色；弓头鲸是地球上寿命最长的哺乳动物之一（能活200多年）。  https://time.com/collections/the-age-of-longevity/7344409/worlds-longest-living-animals-aging/

• 大脑健康：Science Alert【宇航员返回地球后大脑发生永久性改变】Astronauts Return to Earth With Lasting Brain Changes在微重力失重环境下待一段时间会对人体产生一些显著的影响，但科学家们最近发现了一种新的影响，这或许可以解释为什么有些宇航员在返回地球后难以适应。由于没有重力的影响，体内的体液会开始更均匀地重新分布。这确实会改变大脑在颅骨内的位置。https://www.sciencealert.com/astronauts-return-to-earth-with-lasting-brain-changes

• 健康科学：Science Alert【常见农药暴露与帕金森病风险增加2.7倍相关】 Common Pesticide Exposure Linked With 2.7x Risk of Parkinson's Disease

https://www.sciencealert.com/common-pesticide-exposure-linked-with-2-7x-risk-of-parkinsons-disease

• 物理学：Nautilus【现实无需观察者也能存在？呸！】我为什么不支持“多重世界”一方 Reality Exists Without Observers? Boooo!
  

https://nautil.us/reality-exists-without-observers-boooo-1252289/

• 大脑健康：华盛顿邮报【这项有趣的爱好可降低76%的痴呆风险】提升大脑健康的科学方法有很多，但其中一种或许会让你大吃一惊。
  https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2026/01/05/dancing-dementia-prevention/

• 科技新闻：TechCrunch【今年科技界发生的最愚蠢的事情】The dumbest things that happened in tech this year

马克·扎克伯格起诉马克·扎克伯格...... https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/31/the-dumbest-things-that-happened-in-tech-this-year/

• 应用软件："iOS 26.2 版本将于 12 月为 CarPlay 添加两项新功能" iOS 26.2 Will Add Two New Features To CarPlay In December(BGR.COM, December 6, 2025, By Jose Adorno)
  "One of the most notable changes is the arrival of the Liquid Glass design language."

• 健康科学："科学家揭示人体衰老加速的转折点" Scientists Reveal Turning Point When Your Body's Aging Accelerates(Science Alert, November 26, 2025, By Michelle Starr)
  "A study has identified a turning point at which that acceleration typically takes place: at around age 50."

• 健康科学："塑料如何危害你的健康" How Plastic Can Harm Your Health(Consumer Reports, Jannuary 18, 2024, By Kevin Loria)
  "Study found that a 1-liter plastic bottle of water could contain approximately 240,000 nanoplastic fragments, small enough to enter the bloodstream and cross protective barriers in the body."

• 天文学："火星闪电之谜终于解开了" At long last, the mystery of lightning on Mars is solved(NPR, November 26, 2025, By Nell Greenfieldboyce)
  "The chance discovery is direct evidence of a form of lightning on Mars"

• 天文学："《鹦鹉螺》宇宙阅读清单" The Nautilus Reading List About the Cosmos(The Nautilus, October 15, 2025, By Nautilus Writers)
  "Our writers have read a universe of books on space and astronomy. Here are their favorites."

• 健康科学："播客：为什么多运动未必能减肥" Colloquy Podcast: Why Exercising More May Not Help You Lose Weight(Harvard Griffin GSAS, March 04, 2022, By Paul Massari)
  "Why the calories we burn every day stay within a fairly narrow range whether we’re gym rats or couch potatoes"

• 日常科学："121个令人惊叹的冷知识" 121 random fun facts that will blow your mind (BBC Science Focus, August 27, 2025, By Toby Saunders and Tom Howarth)
  "They will change the way you look at the world – and even the Universe beyond."

• 科学突破："9项最新科学突破和发现" 9 recent scientific breakthroughs and discoveries(The Week, October, 2025, By Devika Rao)
  "Scientists are making new discoveries every day, but many of them fall under the radar."

• 科技黑客："如何确保您的 eSIM 不被黑客入侵 How to make sure your eSIM doesn’t get hacked?" There are plenty of advantages to eSIMs.(Popular Science, July 13, 2025, by David Nield)
  "New cellphone technology is more secure than the old stuff—but it’s not ironclad."

• 健康科学："儿科医生的哀叹 A Pediatrician’s Lament"(Nautilus, September 26, 2025, by Kevin Berger)
  "How the blustery rhetoric of Trump and Kennedy makes life harder for local physicians"

• 人文学科："逻辑谬误如何使任何论点无效 How Logical Fallacy Invalidates Any Argument"(Thoughtco, May 15, 2025 by Austin Cline)
  "Understanding Defective Arguments."

• 天体生命学: “生命”究竟是什么？天体生物学家仍有许多疑问 What exactly is “life?” Astrobiologists still have more questions than answers(Big Think, August 12, 2025, by Dirk Schulze-Makuch)
  "Our Earth-bound definitions of life could leave us blind to the Universe’s strangest forms."

• 伪科学: 伪科学国家：右翼如何用宣传取代专业知识 Fake Science Nation: How the Right Is Replacing Expertise With Propaganda(Coffman Chronicle, August 8, 2025, by Team Coffman Chronicle)
  "Conservatives aren’t just ignoring science. They’re faking it."

• 神经心理学：人类大脑的利用率是多少？What Percentage of the Human Brain Is Used?("ThoughtCo",August 04,2019, by Alane Lim)
  "Debunking the 10% Myth"

• 数学统计：笼中比赛: 科学如何改变综合格斗运动 Cage Match：How science is transforming the sport of MMA fighting("Popular Science", August 2012, by Matthew Shaer)"Researchers studied matches to determine which variables most affected a fighter's chances of winning"
  

• 物理学：2022 年诺贝尔物理学奖背后鲜为人知的起源故事 The Little-Known Origin Story behind the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics (Scientific American, April 1, 2023, by Michelle Frank)"Her findings have been hidden in plain sight for more than 70 years"(链接已更正）
  

• 考古学：这些马赛克画历经千年而不朽，下面是它们所揭示的古罗马These mosaics survived a millennia. Here's what they revealed about ancient Rome." ("National Geographic", April 4, 2024, by Ruben Montoya)"How the Romans portrayed their divinities."
  

• 地球科学：当地球没火的时候 When Earth Had No Fire ("Nautilus", July 15, 2025, by Laura Poppick)"Her 3 greatest revelations while writing her book, Strata: Stories from Deep Time"
  

• 心灵探讨：Finding Peter Putnam (Nautilus, June 17, 2025, by Amanda Gefter)
  "The forgotten janitor who discovered the logic of the mind"

• 反思科学：What if MAGA Has a Point About Science? (Undark, June 19, 2025, by PAUL M. SUTTER
  "Conservative distrust of science helped set the stage for its dismantling. Can scientists bridge the partisan divide?"

• 神经科学：How Much Energy Does It Take To Think? (Quanta Magazine, June 4, 2025, by Conor Feehly)
  "Studies of neural metabolism reveal our brain’s effort to keep us alive and the evolutionary constraints that sculpted our most complex organ."

• 人工智能：Why AI Needs a Genome (Nautilus, December 7, 2021, by LINA ZELDOVICH)
  "AI could learn and adapt like humans with algorithms that work like genes"

• 心理学：Are You a Naïve Realist? (Nautilus, June 22, 2022, by Erika Weisz & Sarah Stamper)
  “Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?”

• 物理学：Thinking Like a Scientist Will Make You Happier (Nautilus, June 15, 2022, by Brian Gallagher)
  "Learn that there’s no shame in changing your mind in t