menu_open Columnists
Luis Prada

Luis Prada

Vice

We use cookies to provide some features and experiences in QOSHE

More information  .  Close

Bear Trapped Inside SUV Honks All Night, Which Happens Way More Often Than You Think

Bears are a lot craftier than we give them credit for. As people across Japan have recently discovered, they’ll try just about anything to get into...

latest 1

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Just Found Sugar Thousands of Light-Years From Earth. Here’s What That Means for Alien Life.

We’ve spent decades wondering if there’s complex alien life out here and whether it’ll be terrifying invaders or sweet and friendly like E.T....

19.07.2026 2

Vice

Luis Prada

How Scientists Learned a 550-Million-Year-Old Sea Creature Was Right-Handed

The science of handedness is going through a bit of a renaissance right now. Just in the past few months, researchers have uncovered more about why...

18.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

The U.S. Wants to Turn Abandoned Oil Rigs Into Spaceports

The U.S. government sounds like it took a huge bong rip and dared ask the question no one really cared to ask or even wanted answered: What if...

18.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Background Noise While You Sleep Could Be Bad for Your Brain, New Study Suggests

According to research published in iScience by the University of Freiburg in Germany, the things that go bump in the night may not be monsters that...

17.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Archaeologists May Have Identified the Earliest Known Scientist in the Americas

When we think about the most famous scientists of all time, the names start to peter out once we get to Galileo, who was born in 1564. But Galileo...

17.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Earth’s Orbit Is Full of Hidden Space Junk, and Some of It Could Threaten Modern Life

According to new research from the University of Warwick, there may be a hidden “minefield” of space junk orbiting our planet that researchers are...

16.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Gen Z Is Choosing Trade School as AI Threatens White-Collar Jobs

As AI threatens entire industries and entry-level office jobs that once let young people get their foot in the door are drying up, many younger...

16.07.2026 4

Vice

Luis Prada

Hundreds of Peruvian Babies Have Been Named After Erling Haaland During the World Cup

Norwegian striker Erling Haaland was already an international megastar, but the World Cup has quickly elevated him to legendary status. He’s gotten...

16.07.2026 3

Vice

Luis Prada

Everything We Know About Taco Bell’s Possible Link to the Cyclospora Outbreak

It was a hacky joke for years: eat Taco Bell, get diarrhea. If that was actually happening to anyone, it probably said more about their constitution...

15.07.2026 2

Vice

Luis Prada

The Shroud of Turin Is Covered in Food and Animal DNA, New Study Finds

According to a new study published in Scientific Reports, DNA evidence says the Shroud of Turin is covered in food and animal DNA, along with genetic...

15.07.2026 2

Vice

Luis Prada

Yellowstone Bison Launches 65-Year-Old Man Into the Air in Unbelievable Video

It’s nice to know everybody’s okay after the viral video of an older man getting absolutely demolished by a rampaging bison in Yellowstone...

15.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

North Carolina Woman Survives Nine Days Trapped in Her Bathtub

A startling number of older Americans fall at home with no one to help them. Such was the case of an 82-year-old living in Clyde, North Carolina, who,...

15.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

This VR App Teaches You to Dance Without Letting Anyone Watch You Struggle

Most people don’t know how to dance, and many are so self-conscious they won’t even sign up for a class because it means other people will witness...

14.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Just Found Ancient Human DNA Preserved on Prehistoric Cave Paintings

We know who left behind prehistoric cave paintings. We have enough evidence from the various materials left behind, along with plenty of skeletal...

14.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Vantablack Could Make Satellites Nearly Invisible From Earth, Study Finds

There is an arms race going on. Research teams around the world are trying to create the blackest black possible. I recently wrote about a Chinese...

14.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Built a 3D-Printed Box That Can Keep Eyes Alive After Death

We may never be able to revive the dead, but a 3D-printed box may be able to keep eyeballs alive after the bodies they usually call home have shuffled...

14.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Developed a Weight-Control Powder You Can Sprinkle Into Dinner

What if you didn’t have to take a shot to lose weight? What if all you had to do was sprinkle a special powder into your dinner, blend it into a...

14.07.2026 9

Vice

Luis Prada

Passenger Sucked Out of Plane ‘to His Shoulders’ After Window Breaks Mid-Flight

If you’re taking a flight soon, like me, you probably should read no further than this sentence. I, unfortunately, must continue, for it is my job,...

13.07.2026 7

Vice

Luis Prada

Your Kid Can Tell When You’re Paying More Attention to Your Phone, Study Suggests

Turns out, nobody likes it when an authority figure is endlessly scrolling on their phone instead of paying attention. You probably wouldn’t want a...

13.07.2026 4

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Say Some Ejected Comets Could Return to Our Solar System

Our solar system creates many comets that it then spits out into the inky vastness of space, presumably never to return. Only, that may not be the...

13.07.2026 5

Vice

Luis Prada

A 145,000-Year-Old Skull May Show the Oldest Known Evidence of a Face Stabbing

One of the oldest known burial sites ever discovered is also home to what appears to be evidence of horrific violence committed as far back as 145,000...

12.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

How AI Helped Scientists Find 73 Unknown Volcanic Calderas Beneath Earth’s Oceans

A caldera is the scar left behind by a volcano, a massive crater formed when the magma chamber beneath it empties and the ground above collapses. More...

12.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

Cannibalism Is Bad for You, According to Researchers Who Actually Studied It

For anyone out there who was thinking about dabbling in some light cannibalism, I’ve got some bad news for you. Turns out, as reported by Reuters,...

11.07.2026 4

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Think They Finally Know Why Some Whales Float Upside Down

If you’ve ever spotted a whale floating on its back and wondered whether it was sick, dying, or participating in some bizarre, unknowable whale...

11.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Found the World’s Fastest Spider, and It Can Outrun the Average Human Jogger

I regret to inform you that a team of researchers, writing in a yet-to-be peer-reviewed paper published on bioRxiv, tested the running speed of 258...

11.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Have a New Plan for Nuking Asteroids, and It Involves Space Drills

The idea of nuking an oncoming asteroid isn’t exactly new. I wrote about it toward the end of 2025, and scientists have been kicking the idea around...

11.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

A Chemical From Car Tires May Be Linked to Alzheimer’s, New Study Suggests

If at some point in your life you develop Alzheimer’s, you may one day be able to heap a fair share of the blame on your car tires. That isn’t a...

11.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

FDA Claims Toxic Metals in Tampons Don’t Pose a Health Risk, According to New Report

The FDA has effectively told anyone with a vagina not to worry about the arsenic, lead, cadmium, and other toxic metals found in tampons. According to...

10.07.2026 3

Vice

Luis Prada

NASA Is Looking for Volunteers to Spend a Year Pretending They’re on the Moon or Mars

If you’ve always dreamed of going on a NASA mission to the Moon or even Mars, well, your chances are pretty slim. But maybe you’ll have better...

10.07.2026 4

Vice

Luis Prada

A New Survey Revealed America’s Most Hated First Names

It’s important to make a good first impression, but we usually think of that as a handshake and a hello. Sometimes, your name gets there first. And...

10.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

Psychologists Say the Worst People Share This One Personality Trait

Psychologists have spent the better part of the last decade confirming what anyone who’s ever read YouTube comments already suspected: all the worst...

10.07.2026 40

Vice

Luis Prada

Waymo Snitched on Teens for Drinking and Shooting Toy Guns, Then Dropped Them Off With the Cops

An inherent issue with Waymo’s driverless cars is that there’s no one physically in the vehicle to keep passengers accountable. But just because...

09.07.2026 3

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Have a Plan to Find Out if Satellites Are Secretly Carrying Nukes

You probably weren’t worried that there might be a nuke hanging out in a satellite over our heads right now. There isn’t—that we know of. But...

09.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

Here’s How Many Bugs You’re Killing Every Time You Mow Your Lawn

Are you ready for a little melodramatic news framing? How about this: every time you mow your lawn, you’re taking thousands of lives, essentially...

09.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

Neanderthals and Humans May Have Shared a Common Culture for 20,000 Years

As we live through an era of rapid expansion in our understanding of our distant ancestors, the Neanderthals, we’re learning they may not have been...

09.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

Modern Life May Be Overloading the Human Brain, New Research Suggests

If the modern world feels like too much, like you’re constantly drowning in bad news, social media, workplace pressure, and a constant barrage of...

08.07.2026 5

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Found 4 New Types of Cacao That Could Help Save Chocolate

Chocolate has gotten a lot more expensive in recent years, thanks in large part to a global cocoa shortage driven by climate change, unpredictable...

08.07.2026 5

Vice

Luis Prada

Arizona Man’s Illegal Forest Campsite Was Surrounded by 1,000 Pounds of Trash, Officials Say

If you’re going to live off the grid to remove yourself from society, the least you can do is clean up the enormous mountain of trash that makes you...

08.07.2026 4

Vice

Luis Prada

A Michigan Couple Says a Nearby AI Data Center’s Constant Hum Is Ruining Their Home

As the AI industry struggles to convince us of its importance and necessity, its impact isn’t just being felt on the internet. It’s showing up in...

08.07.2026 4

Vice

Luis Prada

Bryan Johnson’s Quest for Immortality Hits a Snag as He’s Diagnosed With an Incurable Disease

Bryan Johnson, the wealthy tech bro best known for treating his life as one giant science experiment in hopes of biohacking his way into immortality,...

07.07.2026 9

Vice

Luis Prada

One of the Largest T. Rex Skeletons Ever Found Can Be Yours If You’ve Got $30 Million Lying Around

If you’ve long dreamed of having a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton on display in your studio apartment, Sotheby’s has some good news, assuming you also...

07.07.2026 8

Vice

Luis Prada

Teens Arrested for Breaking Into High School With a Homemade Plasma Cannon

Reality has officially crossed over into comic book-style science fiction now that a pair of 18-year-olds in Greensboro, North Carolina, are facing a...

07.07.2026 8

Vice

Luis Prada

A Crab Survived Two Months at Sea in a Bottle That Should’ve Been Too Small. This Study Explains How.

According to a new study published in Ecosphere, scientists off the coast of Okinawa, Japan, found a cute little fully-grown crab inside a floating...

07.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Experts Say Australia’s Mysterious Metallic Beach Orbs Are Likely Fallen Space Junk and Highly Toxic

As private companies and government space agencies race to fill low Earth orbit with thousands of satellites, all that traffic is creating more space...

07.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Our Ancestors Were ‘Hobbits’ Who Had a Strange Relationship With Komodo Dragons, Study Finds

According to new research published in Science Advances and reported by CNN, we had hobbit-like ancestors, and apparently they had an appetite worthy...

07.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada

Toddler Found Breathing in Hospital Morgue Hours After Being Declared Dead

An 18-month-old boy was found breathing inside a hospital morgue mere hours after being pronounced dead after an emergency visit to the ER. According...

06.07.2026 8

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Found Antarctica’s First Dinosaur Fossil Hiding in a Museum Drawer

We’re living in a golden age of scientists making major discoveries not by tirelessly digging at remote sites, but by digging through old museum...

05.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

Scientists Found Flesh-Eating Superworms Can Clean Skeletons for Museums

There aren’t many people on Earth with a legitimate need for fast, efficient ways to clean skeletons. Count museum workers among the few. Curators...

05.07.2026 10

Vice

Luis Prada

You Might Be Left-Handed Because You Didn’t Practice Being Right-Handed Hard Enough, Scientists Say

Whether you’re left- or right-handed might not have as much to do with biology as it does with how much time and effort you’ve spent using one...

05.07.2026 20

Vice

Luis Prada