NASA Changes Plans Again: Artemis III Becomes an Orbital Dress Rehearse
So much for the landing.
Right after Artemis II sailed perfectly around the Moon last month—four astronauts, zero fuss—NASA pivoted. Hard. The focus shifted immediately...
A doctor fled Pompeii with his tools
The Garden of Fugitives remains one of Pompeii’s darkest corners. Discovered in 1961 during digs that turned a vineyard into a mass grave. It...
Lawyers are citing cases that don’t exist
It was April. The Alabama Supreme Court slapped down a lawyer.
Why?
He’d filed legal briefs stuffed with citations generated by artificial intelligence. Not just any...
Summer E15: Cheap Gas, More Smog
Oil supplies are getting choked up thanks to the conflict in Iran. Pump prices are climbing. The Memorial Day road trip just got a...
Thin air, heavy puck: How Denver cheats physics
Look at the way opposing players stumble at Ball Arena.
It isn't just Nathan MacKinnon skating past them.
It’s the air itself.
Denver sits at 5,280 feet....
AI cracked Erdős’s 80-year geometry puzzle. Humans are stunned.
An 80-year-old mathematical dead end? Solved.
Not by a genius in a tweed jacket. Not by a decades-long collaboration of Ivy League professors. By a...
Record heat. Then more of it.
NOAA just dropped the data. The last twelve months in the U.S. are the hottest on record.
March did the heavy lifting.
The contiguous U.S. averaged...
Tooth Proteins Hint at Ancient Trysts
We knew Neanderthals and Denisovans were mixing. We knew Homo sapiens mixed with both of them too. Family trees of early humans have always...
Fusion’s Reckless Gamble
The Columbia River cuts through basalt near Malaga, Wash. Apple orchards. Old dam. Water to electricity since ’33. Now? A new power plant rises...
The DRC Ebola Crisis: Real Threat, Not Zombie Apocalypse
Chaos in Congo. Uganda, too. Global health officials are scrambling. The virus is Bundibugyo. A rare beast. No vaccine exists for this specific strain....
