Articles by Chris Gorski
The Coriolis effect has a small but measurable effect on the path of balls and athletes during sporting events.
The numbers suggest that teams tend to both punt and kick field goals too often.
Three University of Maryland students harness brains and brawn in a popular obstacle course show.
The recent marathon world record highlights a useful way for parents to exercise.
The winners of the chemistry prize developed ways to produce machines 1,000 times thinner than a strand of hair.
Beginning early Monday morning, Inside Science will have coverage of the Nobel Prize announcements.
Waves might explain the strange trends spotted in swimming times.
When will Curry come back and how good is the team without him?
The research on what to eat at night and how late-night snacking affects the body is relatively underdeveloped.
The best statistical analysis may be no match for luck.
Natural sleep patterns can greatly impact athletic success.
Mathematical model suggests crops can have a noticeable effect on power generation.