Danny Lewis

 

Danny Lewis is a multimedia journalist working in print, radio, and illustration. He focuses on stories with a health/science bent and has reported some of his favorite pieces from the prow of a canoe. Danny is based in Brooklyn, NY.

Was the Loch Ness Monster Inspired by Earthquakes?

Just one of many monsters that might have geological origins.

Probiotics Exist Thanks to a Man Who Drank Cholera

One man’s obsession with the immune system led to today’s probiotic fad

Reading Harry Potter Might Make You a Better Person

Young readers who identify with the Boy Who Lived may grow up to be more tolerant.

Here's How NASA is Keeping The Satellites Around Mars From Running Into Each Other

NASA is beefing up traffic monitoring as more satellites enter orbit around the red planet.

How to Become a Fossil in Five Easy Steps

Tricks to preserving your bones for future archaeologists

CDC Says Ebola Survivors Should Keep Using Condoms Indefinitely

The virus may survive in semen longer than originally thought

Department of Justice Says it’s Time to Reevaluate the Stingray Phone-Tracking System

New report says agency to take a look into cell phone snooping.

This is How Bombardier Beetles Fire Explosives From Their Butts

The beetls have a special chamber in their abdomens where they mix together chemicals to produce an explosive reaction

Report Suggests Top Psychologists Worked With the C.I.A. on Torture Program

Newly-published emails reveal secret collaboration between the A.P.A. and Bush Administration

Here's Why The Italian Army is Growing Weed

They want to lower the price of medicinal marijuana by growing their own

Even Ocean Creatures Struggle With Light Pollution

Artificial lights are disrupting the lives of underwater animals

The U.S. Military Has Developed Self-Steering Bullets

Hi-tech bullets can help snipers hit moving targets

Have a Tattoo? The Apple Watch Might Not Work For You

Some people with wrist ink say the Apple Watch can't detect their skin

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This Is the View From Inside the Cockpit of a Solar-Powered Plane

There won’t be much sightseeing as the solar-powered airplane crosses the Pacific

Blood Falls seeps from the end of the Taylor Glacier into Lake Bonney.

Scientists Find Life in Antarctica’s Blood Red Falls

The underground microbes could help scientists detect life on other planets.

Knights battling during a Medieval fighting championship on January 22, 2015 in Israel.

Friday Knight Fights: Russian MMA Fighters Go Medieval

The duels are so popular with the fans that the company is actively searching for more knights to fill out its ranks

How "Operation Mummy’s Curse" is Helping Fight Terrorism

Selling illicit relics is the third most profitable wing of the black market, after drugs and weapons

Cooper's Hawk (Accipiter cooperii) with prey, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Hawk Found in Vancouver “Wins” Most Polluted Bird in the World Award

The "flameproof" bird's liver was full of flame retardant chemicals

An unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) / drone used for aerial surveillance is flying in the air.

SOS! The FAA Gives the Go-Ahead for Emergency Rescue Company to Use Drones

A Maine-based search and rescue company is the first of its kind to win FAA approval to experiment with drones

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