Space science
Life on the International Space Station will become very lonely
For the first time in a decade, the International Space Station (ISS) will have only three astronauts working there for six months.
Lonely
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Lonely.
Topic archive
Articles about Lonely
109 published items.
Science story
The life of a Nobel laureate is boycotted by employees
William Shockley won the Nobel Prize but was named the worst leader in Silicon Valley, hated and ended his life in solitude.
Animal world
Seagulls lonely 10 years to find a partner
After 4 partners died, seagulls Rob constantly failed to find new friends despite great efforts.
Animal world
DNA testing for wild dogs suddenly discovered the rare animals on the planet
No one expected a lonely wild dog, lying alone in the corner of the garden, to be an extremely rare and endangered creature.
Biology
The story of ancient oak 'matchmaking' for 100 lovers but is always lonely
In Germany there is a hundred-year-old oak tree called
Discover science
The truth about mysterious rumors revolves around the world's most solitary home in Iceland
On a pristine island in the Vestmannaejar archipelago off Iceland, for many years there has been a white house on the green hillside. V
Discover science
Science: The longer you take a bath, the more ... lonely!
'Bath' is not simply about cleaning your body or giving you great relaxation, but according to a new study this private moment is also a mirror of your inner self!
Discover science
Where is the most lonely place in the universe?
If people lived here, it was not until the 1960s that we could see other galaxies in the universe.
Discover science
What is the most lonely human being?
People are becoming lonely. Dr. Vivek Murthy, a former US physician, said loneliness could shorten the same lifespan of smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
Discover science
Unexpected facts about loneliness
It is estimated that more than 40% of the population will suffer the pain of loneliness throughout their lives.
Discover science
The lonely radar protects the United States from sudden missile attacks
The birth of Cobra Dane was part of the Strategic Arms Limit II or SALT II signed in 1976.
Discover science
There are 6 types of loneliness and what kind of experience have you ever experienced?
Perhaps one of us has experienced feelings of loneliness and sadness. There are many reasons for loneliness, it may be that you just lost your job, broke up with your lo…
Discover science
Feeling lonely Valentine's day can be good for you
As Valentine's Day is approaching, many singles begin to feel a little sorry for themselves.
Discover science
The two most inaccessible lands on Earth
We humans cannot yet discover and conquer all of our planet and these are two of them.
Discover science
Why are astronauts forbidden to drink in outer space?
Why in a lonely, stressful and frightening place like space, astronauts can't relax with alcohol?