Troy Farah (page 6)

Email: tfarah@salon.com

Twitter: @filth_filler

Troy Farah is a science and public health journalist whose reporting has appeared in Scientific American, STAT News, Undark, Ars Technica, VICE, Discover Magazine, and others. He co-hosts the drug policy and science podcast Narcotica. His website is troyfarah.com and can be found on Blue Sky at @voidvaporvortex.bsky.social [photo: John Haas]

Back view of shirtless man

A nascent men's movement eschews orgasms for health reasons. Experts say the science doesn't add up Troy Farah

Black hole

Black holes may be quietly generating the force that is tearing the universe apart, experts say Troy Farah

Mushrooms And Mental Health

New research illuminates how the human brain creates its own psychedelic drugs Troy Farah

Uranus X-Ray

NASA wants to explore Uranus. Here's why that won't happen until the 2040s Troy Farah

2023 Ohio train derailment

Why the train wreck in Ohio is such a major public health disaster Troy Farah

Couple in bed holding hands passionately

Experts aren't entirely sure why humans evolved orgasms Troy Farah

pelican suspected to have died from H5N1 avian influenza

Why everyone is suddenly freaking out about bird flu Troy Farah

Black Hole Snacking on a Star

What it looks like when a black hole eats a star Troy Farah

Deep-sea Fluorescent Illuminated Microorganisms

Bizarre deep sea microbes hint at a rich, under-explored suite of ocean life Troy Farah

Turkey Earthquake

No, we still can’t predict earthquakes (despite what some on Twitter may say) Troy Farah

Futuristic human brain

Three major things most people get wrong about the brain, according to a neuroscientist Troy Farah

Mars colony, concept

How living on Mars would warp the human body Troy Farah

Cute scene with sleeping small girl and two dachshunds

How to improve your naps, according to experts Troy Farah

Balaenognathus maeuseri

A jurassic mix between flamingo and whale: Never-before-seen pterosaur with over 400 teeth unearthed Troy Farah

Multiverse, concept

Déjà Vuniverse: Why some physicists believe we could be living in a Groundhog Day universe Troy Farah

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