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Introducing WIRED's Gadget Lab!

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Introducing WIRED Politics Lab!

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The Bird Flu Threat Keeps Growing

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Dengue Fever Threatens to Gate-Crash the 2024 Summer Olympics

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No, You Can’t Have a Solar-Powered Passenger Plane

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The Mysterious Discovery of ‘Dark Oxygen’ on the Ocean Floor

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The Race for the Next Ozempic

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Abortion Rights Groups Rush to Back Kamala Harris

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Hospitals Around the World Are Struggling in the Aftermath of the Great IT Meltdown

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Newly Discovered Moon Caves Could One Day House Astronauts

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To Find Alien Life, We Might Have to Kill It

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The New UK Government Wants Clean Energy, Sustainable Aviation Fuel, and Public Transport Reform

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It Will Soon Be Easier for Americans to Recycle Batteries

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Google DeepMind's Chatbot-Powered Robot Is Part of a Bigger Revolution

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Elon Musk’s Neuralink Is Ready to Implant a Second Volunteer

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AI's Energy Demands Are Out of Control. Welcome to the Internet's Hyper-Consumption Era

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The $11 Billion Marketplace Enabling the Crypto Scam Economy

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This Ancient Technology Is Helping Millions Stay Cool

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Health Care Should Be Designed for the Extremes of Life

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How a Group of Butterflies Managed to Fly 4,200 Kilometers Without Stopping

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The UK’s NHS Going Digital Would Be Equivalent to Hiring Thousands of New Doctors

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Sexist Myths Are a Danger to Health

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Not Everyone Loses Weight on Ozempic

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NASA Desperately Needs New Spacesuits. Private Firms Are Struggling to Make Them

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Aging Might Not Be Inevitable

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With AI Tools, Scientists Can Crack the Code of Life

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Boring Architecture Is Starving Your Brain

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Revolutionary Alzheimer’s Treatments Can’t Help Patients Who Go Undiagnosed

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Science Is Full of Errors. Bounty Hunters Are Here to Find Them

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Europe Scrambles for Relevance in the Age of AI

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How to Take the Perfect Soccer Penalty

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Starship’s Successful Test Moves SpaceX One Step Closer to Mars

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Banks Are Finally Realizing What Climate Change Will Do to Housing

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Sellers Call Amazon’s Buy Box ‘Abusive.’ Now They’re Suing

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From the Archives: Generative AI Is Coming for Sales Execs’ Jobs—and They’re Celebrating

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The 2024 US Open Is Designed to Thwart Golf’s Big Hitters

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Apple Intelligence Will Infuse the iPhone With Generative AI

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From the Archives: The Race to Save Yellowknife From Raging Wildfires

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Apple's Biggest AI Challenge? Making It Behave

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AI Tools Are Secretly Training on Real Images of Children

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The World’s Largest Fungarium May Unlock the Mysteries of Carbon Capture

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From the Archive: How a Firefly Course Is Saving Japan’s Favorite Glowing Insect

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From the Archives: What Do We Owe the Octopus?

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From the Archives: Why Scientists Are Bugging the Rainforest

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Chatbot Teamwork Makes the AI Dream Work

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From the Archives: What Science Says About Social Media and Mental Health

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Why the EU’s Vice President Isn’t Worried About Moon-Landing Conspiracies on YouTube

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Woman Who Received Pig Kidney Transplant Has It Removed

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AI Is a Black Box. Anthropic Figured Out a Way to Look Inside

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Ecuador Is Literally Powerless in the Face of Drought

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From Security, Spoken: Deepfake Porn Is Out of Control

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From Business, Spoken: Why Read Books When You Can Use Chatbots to Talk to Them Instead?

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Chatbots Are Entering the Stone Age

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Neuralink’s First User Is ‘Constantly Multitasking’ With His Brain Implant

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From What's New: Stop Planting Trees, Says Guy Who Inspired World to Plant a Trillion Trees

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Mexico Is So Hot, Monkeys Are Falling to Their Death From Trees

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The Auroras Should Be Spectacular This Summer, Thanks to Solar Maximum

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Don’t Believe the Biggest Myth About Heat Pumps

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Pocket-Sized AI Models Could Unlock a New Era of Computing

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How a Virus Found in Wastewater Beat Back a Woman’s ‘Zombie’ Bacteria

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The World Is Ignoring the—Other—Deadly Kind of Carbon

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Hydro Dams Are Struggling to Handle the World’s Intensifying Weather

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City Trees Save Lives

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An Epic Fight Over What Really Killed the Dinosaurs

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Lab-Grown Meat Is on Shelves Now. But There’s a Catch

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Saunas Are the Next Frontier in Fighting Depression

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The First Person to Receive a Pig Kidney Transplant Has Died

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These Artificial Blood Platelets Could One Day Save Lives

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The Earth Is About to Feast on Dead Cicadas

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Sell Lab-Grown Meat in Alabama and You Could Go to Jail

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The One Thing That’s Holding Back the Heat Pump

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Boeing's Starliner Is Finally Ready to Launch a NASA Crew Into Space

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The US Is Cracking Down on Synthetic DNA

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China Has a Controversial Plan for Brain-Computer Interfaces

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She Painted a Few Champagne Bottles. Then Came Meta’s Customer Support Hell

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Can’t Afford a House? Buy a Piece of One Instead

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What’s the Safest Seat on an Airplane?

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We Finally Know Where Neuralink’s Brain Implant Trial Is Happening

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Doctors Combined a Heart Pump and Pig Kidney Transplant in Breakthrough Surgery

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No, Dubai’s Floods Weren’t Caused By Cloud Seeding

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Green Roofs Are Great. Blue-Green Roofs Are Even Better

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Unruly Gut Fungi Can Make Your Covid Worse

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The Rise of the Carbon Farmer

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US Infrastructure Is Broken. Here’s an $830 Million Plan to Fix It

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The Next Frontier for Brain Implants Is Artificial Vision

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The Paradox That's Supercharging Climate Change

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Can You Really Run on Top of a Train, Like in the Movies?

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Trump Loyalists Kill Vote on US Wiretap Program

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Mexico City’s Metro System Is Sinking Fast. Yours Could Be Next

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He Got a Pig Kidney Transplant. Now Doctors Need to Keep It Working

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Why the East Coast Earthquake Covered So Much Ground

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Can You View a Round Solar Eclipse Through a Square Hole?

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‘In 24 Hours, You’ll Have Your Pills:’ American Women Are Traveling to Mexico for Abortions

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How to View April’s Total Solar Eclipse, Online and In Person

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This Bag of Cells Could Grow New Livers Inside of People

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Meet the Designer Behind Neuralink’s Surgical Robot

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The Next Heat Pump Frontier? NYC Apartment Windows

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The Real Reason Why Some Abortion Pill Patients Go to the ER

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The Next Generation of Cancer Drugs Will Be Made in Space

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Why the Baltimore Bridge Collapsed so Quickly

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A Gene-Edited Pig Kidney Was Just Transplanted Into a Person for the First Time

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Are You Noise Sensitive? Here's How to Tell

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Europe Is Struggling to Coexist With Wild Bears

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The World's E-Waste Has Reached a Crisis Point

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DeepMind Is Helping Soccer Teams Take the Perfect Corner

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The Global Danger of Boring Buildings

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A Pill That Kills Ticks Is a Promising New Weapon Against Lyme Disease

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Climate Change Is Bad for Your Health, Wherever You Are

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Stop Misunderstanding the Gender Health Gap

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So You Want to Rewire Brains

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Get Ready to Eat Pond Plants

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Is This New 50-Year Battery for Real?

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Cities Aren’t Prepared for a Crucial Part of Sea-Level Rise: They’re Also Sinking

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A New Headset Aims to Treat Alzheimer’s With Light and Sound

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Forget Carbon Offsets. The Planet Needs Carbon Removal Credits

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Good Climate Solutions Need Good Policy—and AI Can Help With That

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A Tragic Tower Block Fire Exposes the World's Failing Fire Regulations

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US Cities Could Be Capturing Billions of Gallons of Rain a Day

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Humanity Is Dangerously Pushing Its Ability to Tolerate Heat

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Alabama IVF Patients Are Running Out of Time

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What Would Happen if Every American Got a Heat Pump

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A New Startup Wants to Turn the Sugar You Eat Into Fiber

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The Transport Companies Leaving Fossil Fuels Behind

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Metal Prices Are Soaring. So Is Metal Theft

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Tech Still Isn’t Doing Enough to Care for the Environment

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Los Angeles Just Proved How Spongy a City Can Be

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Kyiv Is Using Homegrown Tech to Treat the Trauma of War

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The Leading Lab-Grown-Meat Company Just Paused a Major Expansion

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Why Fake Caviar Could Be the Solution to Plastic Pollution

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Farming Prioritizes Cows and Cars—Not People

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Did Climate Change Help This Skier Achieve the Impossible?

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Why Is Our Solar System Flat?

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NASA’s New PACE Observatory Searches for Clues to Humanity’s Future

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These States Are Basically Begging You to Get a Heat Pump

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Dr. Dara Norman Wants to Bring More People Into Science

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I Tested a Next-Gen AI Assistant. It Will Blow You Away

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A Startup Has Unlocked a Way to Make Cheap Insulin

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Inside the Beef Industry’s Campaign to Influence Schoolchildren

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Fiber Optics Bring You Internet. Now They’re Also Listening to Trains

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Elon Musk Says a Human Patient Has Received Neuralink’s Brain Implant

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Two Nations, a Horrible Accident, and the Urgent Need to Understand the Laws of Space Right Now

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6 Deaf Children Can Now Hear After a Single Injection

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The Extreme Sport of Ice Climbing Is at Risk of Extinction

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The World’s Essential Aquifers Are in Deep Trouble

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The World's First Malaria Vaccine Program for Children Starts Now

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Scientists Will Test a Cancer-Hunting mRNA Treatment

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A Scandal Is Tearing the World of Record-Breaking Dogs Apart

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A Gene-Edited Pig Liver Was Attached to a Person—and Worked for 3 Days

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Scabies Is Making a Comeback

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The Surprising Things That Helped Make 2023 the Hottest Year Ever

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The Real Problem With the Boeing 737 Max

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Norway’s Deep-Sea Mining Decision Is a Warning

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Why Humans Are Putting a Bunch of ‘Coal’ and ‘Oil’ Back in the Ground

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There’s a Huge Covid Surge Right Now and Nobody Is Talking About It

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How Your Body Adapts to Extreme Cold

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Yes, the Climate Crisis Is Now ‘Gobsmacking.’ But So Is Some Progress

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Critical Infrastructure Is Sinking Along the US East Coast

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A Gel Injected Into the Scrotum Could Be the Next Male Contraceptive

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Former NBA Star Rick Fox Is Making a Play for Carbon-Neutral Concrete

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Your Eco-Friendly Lifestyle Is a Big Lie

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A Demographic Time Bomb Is About to Hit the Beef Industry

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Why Deleting Carbon From the Atmosphere Is So Controversial

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Snow Sports Are Getting More Dangerous

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Energy Drinks Are Out of Control

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You Know It’s a Placebo. So Why Does It Still Work?

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Oh Good, Hurricanes Are Now Made of Microplastics

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Elon Musk’s New Monkey Death Claims Spur Fresh Demands for an SEC Investigation

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How Dr. Clara Nellist Collides Art and Science

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A Brilliant COP Agreement? It Depends Who You Ask

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Here’s Scientific Proof Your Cat Will Eat Almost Anything

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This Pill Tracks Your Vitals From the Inside

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The First Crispr Medicine Is Now Approved in the US

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Don’t Worry, It’s Just ‘Fire Ice’

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Dr. Ishwaria Subbiah Is Reimagining Cancer Care

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Ozempic Could Also Help You Drink Less Alcohol

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Want to Store a Message in DNA? That’ll Be $1,000

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Dr. Nergis Mavalvala Helped Detect the First Gravitational Wave. Her Work Doesn’t Stop There

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Cicadas Are So Loud, Fiber Optic Cables Can ‘Hear’ Them

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A Cutting-Edge Cancer Treatment Is Under FDA Investigation—for Cancer Risk

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Dr. Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski Will Change How You Think About Space

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Dr. Paula Johnson Is Breaking Down the Barriers to Better Health

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It’s Time to Log Off

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Dr. Jessie Christiansen Wants to Help You Discover the Next Exoplanet

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Emissions Should Be Plummeting. Instead, They’re Breaking Dangerous New Records

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The First Crispr Medicine Just Got Approved

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Dr. Alison Todd’s Inventions May Save Your Life

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Dr. Michelle Wong Brings the Science of Skincare to New Audiences

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A Single Infusion of a Gene-Editing Treatment Lowered High Cholesterol

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Wegovy Slashes the Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke in a Landmark Trial

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The Hidden, Awful Way That Climate Change Imperils Animals

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The FDA Approves Weight Loss Drug Zepbound, a Wegovy and Ozempic Rival

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New Jersey Keeps Newborn DNA for 23 Years. Parents Are Suing

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The Euclid Space Telescope’s Spectacular First Photos of Distant and Hidden Galaxies

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The World’s Broken Food System Costs $12.7 Trillion a Year

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Scientists Have Finally Found the Origins of a Mysterious Asteroid

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The Ultra-Efficient Farm of the Future Is in the Sky

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As Extreme Heat Increases, Heart Attacks Will Rise

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Everyone Was Wrong About Why Cats Purr

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These Plants Change Color When Exposed to a Pesticide

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If You Didn’t Care About Antarctica’s Icy Belly, You Will Now

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Why Antidepressants Take So Long to Work

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The Mystery of Cosmic Radio Bursts Gets Bright New Clues

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Glacial Lakes Threaten Millions in a Warming World

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The Surprising Way Clean Energy Will Help Save the Snowpack

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New Trials Aim to Restore Hearing in Deaf Children—With Gene Therapy

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These Gene-Edited Chickens Were Made to Resist Bird Flu

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Chum Salmon Are Spawning the Arctic. It’s an Ominous Sign

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Inside the Race to Crush Paris’ Bedbug Crisis

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NASA’s Psyche Mission Is Off to Test a Space Laser (for Communications)

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A Groundbreaking Human Brain Cell Atlas Just Dropped

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This First Peek Inside NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Capsule Is a Glimpse Back in Time

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A Monkey Got a New Kidney From a Pig—and Lived for 2 Years

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Heat Waves in the Ground Are Getting More Extreme—and Perilous

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New Malaria Vaccines Offer a Real Shot at Fighting the Disease

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How Neuralink Keeps Dead Monkey Photos Secret

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A Lab Just 3D-Printed a Neural Network of Living Brain Cells

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September's Record-Shattering Heat Was ‘Absolutely Gobsmackingly Bananas’

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The ‘Green’ Future of Furniture Is a Sofa Stuffed With Seaweed

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Why It’s Too Soon to Call It Covid Season

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A Revelation About Trees Is Messing With Climate Calculations

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DNA Drives Help Identify Missing People. It’s a Privacy Nightmare

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How to Make a Pig Heart Transplant Last in a Person

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How NASA Is Protecting Its Precious Asteroid Bennu Sample

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NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Is About to Bring Asteroid Pieces Back to Earth

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A Medieval French Skeleton Is Rewriting the History of Syphilis

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The US Is Mobilizing an Army to Fight the Climate Crisis

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A Pair of Sun Probes Just Got Closer to Solving a Solar Enigma

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Here Come the Glow-in-the-Dark Houseplants

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This Treaty Could Stop Plastic Pollution—or Doom the Earth to Drown in It

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NASA Didn’t Find Aliens—but if You See Any UFOs, Holler

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Libya’s Deadly Floods Show the Growing Threat of Medicanes

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Covid Boosters Can’t Outpace New Mutations. Here’s Why They Still Work

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Blue-Green Algae Is Filling Rivers With Toxic Sludge

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The Investigation of SpaceX’s Starship Explosion Is Complete—and Elon Musk Has More Work to Do

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Scientists Just Tried Growing Human Kidneys in Pigs

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What Ever Happened to the Tiny House Movement?

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A Flesh-Eating Bacterium Is Creeping North as Oceans Warm

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Weight-Loss Drugs Ozempic and Wegovy Can Also Protect the Heart

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The High-Stakes Calculus of Preventing Wildfires by Burying Power Lines

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Paper Coffee Cups Are Just as Toxic for the Environment as Plastic Ones

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DART Showed How to Smash an Asteroid. So Where Did the Space Shrapnel Go?

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The Massive Campaign to Air-Drop Tiny Rabies Vaccines to Raccoons

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The Race to Save Yellowknife From Raging Wildfires

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The Battle Against the Fungal Apocalypse Is Just Beginning

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India’s Lander Touches Down on the Moon. Russia’s Has Crashed

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The Winds That Doomed Lahaina

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How Hilary Turned Into a Monster Storm

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Montana Youth Win a Historic Climate Case

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Russia and India Are Racing to Put Landers on the Moon

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Use of AI Is Seeping Into Academic Journals—and It’s Proving Difficult to Detect

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How to Help and Donate to Wildfire Victims in Hawaii

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Cities Aren’t Supposed to Burn Like This Anymore—Especially Lahaina

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Injecting a Gene Into Monkeys’ Brains Curbed Their Alcohol Use

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How NASA Nearly Lost the Voyager 2 Spacecraft Forever

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The Scary Science of Maui’s Wildfires

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The Weird Way That Human Waste Is Killing Corals

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The Mystery Genes That Are Keeping You Alive

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Everyone Was Wrong About Antipsychotics

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Covid’s Summer Wave Is Rising—Again

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This Prosthetic Limb Actually Attaches to the Wearer’s Nerves

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The First Pill for Postpartum Depression Is Almost Here

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The Mystery of the Colorado River’s Missing Water

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Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder—but Memorability May Be Universal

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Heat Waves Aren’t Just Getting Hotter—They’re Sticker Too

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Why Scientists Are Clashing Over the Atlantic’s Critical Currents

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Coming Soon Near You: Bears

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This Rare Case of Green Hairy Tongue Is Pure Nightmare Fuel

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This Startup Wants to Give Farmers a Closer Look at Crops—From Space

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Ticks and the Diseases They Carry Are Spreading. Can This Drug Stamp Them Out?

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Why Songs Get Stuck in Your Head—and How to Stop Them

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The US Finally Approved an Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill. Here’s What to Know

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An Ancient Battle Is Playing Out in the DNA of Every Embryo

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Weird Weather Is Making Air Travel Even Worse

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The Arctic Is a Freezer That’s Losing Power

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A Hair Loss Study Raises New Questions About Aging Cells

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Old Memories Can Prime Brains to Make New Ones

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The Microplastic Crisis Is Getting Exponentially Worse

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Why People Stop Using Drugs Like Ozempic

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A Rare Domestic Resurgence of Malaria Is Circulating in the US

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One Shot of a Kidney Protein Gave Monkeys a Brain Boost

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How a Human Smell Receptor Works Is Finally Revealed

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Scientists Are Gene-Editing Flies to Fight Crop Damage

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Air Pollution Is Deadlier Than You Think

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Health Care Data Is a Researcher’s Gold Mine

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More People Are Going Blind. AI Can Help Fight It

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In the Future, Patients Won’t Go to the Hospital—It Will Come to Them

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Heat Waves Are Unleashing a Deadly but Overlooked Pollutant

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The Pain and Promise of Europe’s Abortion Laws

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How to Find the Titanic Sub Before It’s Too Late

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Bird Populations Are in Meltdown

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Nuclear-Powered Cargo Ships Are Trying to Stage a Comeback

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How to Check the Air Quality Near You

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Psychedelic Therapy Is Here. Just Don’t Call It Therapy

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Gentle Brain Stimulation Can Improve Memory During Sleep

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Satellites Keep Photobombing Space Images. Astronomers Need a Fix

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Bees Get All the Love. Won’t Someone Think of the Moths?

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The Kakhovka Dam Collapse Is an Ecological Disaster

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The Age of Flames Reaches the US East Coast

299

Genomics Are a Lifesaver for Patients With Rare Diseases

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The Quest for a Switch to Turn on Hunger

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A Secret Key to Saving Species Is Blowing in the Wind

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The Race Is On to Crack an Artist’s ‘Test’ Signal From Aliens

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A Pill Version of Ozempic Is Coming

304

Get Ready for 3D-Printed Organs and a Knife That ‘Smells’ Tumors

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This Machine Makes You Hallucinate

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Bring Back the Seabirds, Save the Climate

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Antarctic Sea Ice Is at Record Lows. Is It an Alarming Shift?

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You’re Allergic to the Modern World

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New Alzheimer’s Drugs Offer Subtle Benefits—With Real Risks

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Axiom’s Second Flight Paves the Way for a Commercial Space Station

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How Chronic Illness Patients Are ‘Hacking’ Their Wearables

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The Looming El Niño Could Cost the World Trillions of Dollars

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A New Study Reveals the Traits That Speed Up Evolution

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The First Crispr-Edited Salad Is Here

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This Is the Quietest Sound in the Universe

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Voyager 2 Gets a Life-Extending Power Boost in Deep Space

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Your Dog Is a Secret Weapon in the Fight Against Cancer

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The Weird Way Australia’s Bushfires Influenced a Weirder La Niña

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The End of the Covid Emergency Is a Warning

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Everyone Was Wrong About Reverse Osmosis—Until Now

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The Long Covid Mystery Has a New Suspect

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A New Cloned Horse Offers Hope for Endangered Species

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The Modern World Is Aging Your Brain

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Is Cosmology Broken? This Map May Be a Crucial Puzzle Piece

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Deadly Heat Threatens the Well-Being of 1 Billion People in India

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An Ominous Heating Event Is Unfolding in the Oceans

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The Quest for Longevity Is Already Over

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As Sea Levels Rise, the East Coast Is Also Sinking

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This Private Moon Lander Is Kicking Off a Commercial Lunar Race

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Forget Cars, Green Hydrogen Will Supercharge Crops

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A Critical Arctic Organism Is Now Infested With Microplastics

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The Supreme Court Has Delayed Its Abortion Pill Decision

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The Search for Long Covid Treatments Takes a Promising Turn

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The Biggest Microbiome Study Sheds New Light on Shared Health Risks

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A ‘Morning-After Pill’ for Sexually Transmitted Infections Is Almost Here

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Diseases Didn’t Just Shape History, They Control the Future

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The Abortion Pill Legal Standoff Endangers Access to All Drugs

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The Massive ‘Batteries’ Hidden Beneath Your Feet

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Genetically Modified Houseplants Are Coming to Clean Your Air

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Stem Cell ‘Junk Yards’ Reveal a New Clue About Aging

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NASA Is Getting Really Serious About Tracking Air Pollution

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Scientists Turned Monkey Stem Cells Into ‘Synthetic Embryos’

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The ‘Little Bang’ Helping Physicists Study the Infant Universe

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Finally, an Honest Conversation About Contraception

345

Your First Lab-Grown Burger Won’t Contain Much Beef

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How Do People Live in Orbit? Ask the Space Archeologists

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This Blood Test Targets 50 Types of Cancer

348

The Chemical Menace Inside Glaciers and Icebergs

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Plastics Are Devastating the Guts of Seabirds

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California’s Atmospheric Rivers Are Getting Worse

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Climate Freeloaders Are Destroying the Planet

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This Is the Lightest Paint in the World

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The Quest for Injectable Brain Implants Has Begun

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The Climate Report That Foretells Humanity’s Future

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Your Tap Water Is Filthy, but That Could Finally Change

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How a Beam of Pellets Could Blast a Probe Into Deep Space

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How to Create Your Optimal Bedtime Routine

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How to Lucid Dream (Even if You Think You Can’t)

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The Electron Is Having a (Magnetic) Moment. It’s a Big Deal

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The World’s First 3D-Printed Rocket Is About to Launch

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No One Knows if You Need Another Covid Booster

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It’s Time for a Flu Vaccine—for Birds

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Tiny, Explosive ‘Jetlets’ Might Be Fueling the Solar Wind

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The Food System Is Awful for the Climate. It Doesn’t Have to Be

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As Kenya’s Crops Fail, a Fight Over GMOs Rages

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How Old Are You, Really? New Tests Want to Tell You

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The Disruptors Who Want to Make Death Greener

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Cute Animals Are Overrated. Let’s Save the Weird Ones

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You Can Turn Your Backyard Into a Biodiversity Hotspot

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No One Knows If Decades-Old Nukes Would Actually Work

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On-Demand Rocket Launches Are Coming

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A Stroke Paralyzed Her Arm. This Implant Let Her Use It Again

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Rovers Are So Yesterday. It’s Time to Send a Snakebot to Space

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Why Bother Bringing Back the Dodo?

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A Bold Plan to Beam Solar Energy Down From Space

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MDMA and Psilocybin Are Approved as Medicines for the First Time

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The Secret to Making Concrete That Lasts 1,000 Years

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Did the Seeds of Life Ride to Earth Inside an Asteroid?

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How Sensor-Dangling Helicopters Can Help Beat the Water Crisis

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A Looming El Niño Could Dry the Amazon

381

Scientists Grew Mini Human Guts Inside Mice

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At Last, the Milky Way Gets a Better Close Up

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The World’s Farms Are Hooked on Phosphorus. It’s a Problem

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Why Not Cover Ugly Parking Lots With Solar Panels?

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Hey EV Owners: It’d Take a Fraction of You to Prop Up the Grid

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It’s Not Sci-Fi—NASA Is Funding These Mind-Blowing Projects

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Medieval monks were, in many ways, the original LinkedIn power users

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Scientific Fraud Is Slippery to Catch—but Easier to Combat

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Lasers Are Mapping Scotland’s Mysterious Iron Age Passages

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The Tonga Eruption Is Still Revealing New Volcanic Dangers

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This Seriously Hipster Bean Is Coffee’s Best Hope for Survival

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The Key to California's Survival Is Hidden Underground

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Why the Search for Life in Space Starts With Ancient Earth

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The US Just Greenlit High-Tech Alternatives to Animal Testing

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What This Fearsome Weapon Reveals About Early Americans

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Meet the Earth’s Lawyers

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Climate Enforcers Need Hard Evidence. Friederike Otto Has It

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Why Do You Get Sick in the Winter? Blame Your Nose

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Drug Shortages Aren’t New. The Tripledemic Just Made You Look

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In the Next Pandemic, Let’s Pay People to Get Vaccinated

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2022 Wasn't the Hottest on Record. That's Nothing to Celebrate

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Let’s Go to Mars. Let’s Not Live There

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You Don’t Need to Fear a World of 8 Billion Humans

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Here’s What’s Next for Pig Organ Transplants

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Eating Too Much Salt Could Cause Stress Levels to Rise

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A More Elegant Form of Gene Editing Progresses to Human Testing

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The Bittersweet Defeat of Mpox

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Vertical Farming Has Found Its Fatal Flaw

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Russia Has Turned Eastern Ukraine Into a Giant Minefield

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The Mystery of Nevada’s Ancient Reptilian Boneyard

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Bio-Based Plastics Aim to Capture Carbon. But at What Cost?

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How Far Can You Fly a Battery-Powered Jumbo Jet?

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How the UN’s ‘Sex Agency’ Uses Tech to Save Mothers’ Lives

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The Grim Origins of an Ominous Methane Surge

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Antihelium Offers Hope in the Search for Dark Matter

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A Smart Way to Get Ahead of the Next Flu Surge

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The Real Fusion Energy Breakthrough Is Still Decades Away

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How Do You Prove There’s Ice on the Moon? With a Lunar Flashlight

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The Orion Moon Capsule Is Back. What Happens Next?

420

‘Solar Twins’ Reveal the Consistency of the Universe

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The Next Great Overdose-Reversing Drug Might Already Exist

422

The Extraordinary Shelf Life of the Deep Sea Sandwiches

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This Low-Cost Test for Hearing Loss Lives on a Smartphone

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Electronic Second Skins Are the Wearables of the Future

425

The Era of One-Shot, Multimillion-Dollar Genetic Cures Is Here

426

A Proactive Way to Detect Cancer at Its Earliest Stages

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Pop-Up Farming Pods to Help Colonizers Grow Crops on Mars

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Pliocene-Like Monsoons Are Returning to the American Southwest

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'Gold Hydrogen’ Is an Untapped Resource in Depleted Oil Wells

430

For Alzheimer’s Scientists, the Amyloid Debate Has No Easy Answers

431

Vertical Farming Needs to Grow More Than Salad

432

How to Use a Laser to Kick an Electron out of a Molecule

433

Turns Out Fighting Mosquitoes With Mosquitoes Actually Works

434

Tiny Aerosols Pose a Big Predicament in a Warming World

435

NASA Will Not Change the James Webb Telescope's Name

436

Your Phone Can Determine If a Bridge Is Busted

437

Europe’s Cities Are Getting More Crowded—That’s a Good Thing

438

No, Qatar’s World Cup Can’t Be Classed as Carbon-Neutral

439

Countries Hit Hardest by Climate Change May Finally Get Their Due

440

Brace Yourself for a Triple Wave of Seasonal Viruses

441

This Gulp of Engineered Bacteria Is Meant to Treat Disease

442

This Personalized Crispr Therapy Is Designed to Attack Tumors

443

How Peaceful Crowds Turn Into a Deadly Crush

444

The Sci-Fi Dream of a ‘Molecular Computer’ Is Getting More Real

445

A Caustic Shift Is Coming for the Arctic Ocean

446

How to Detect a Man-Made Biothreat

447

This Platform Makes Sure Companies Stick to Their Climate Pledges

448

Thawing Permafrost Exposes Old Pathogens—and New Hosts

449

The ‘Brightest of All Time’ Gamma-Ray Burst Sparks a Supernova Hunt

450

A Clever Way to Map the Moon’s Surface—Using Shadows

451

The New Math of Wrinkling Patterns

452

Rats Are Invasive Menaces. These Cameras Spy on Them

453

A New Tool for Eruption Forecasting: Carbon-Catching Drones

454

The US Is Finally Considering Protections Against Salmonella

455

How Iodine Pills Can—and Can’t—Help Against Radiation

456

Big Pharma Says Drug Prices Reflect R&D Cost. Researchers Call BS

457

Lab-Grown Human Brain Tissue Works in Rats

458

Gas Drilling Is Disrupting Animal Migration

459

Robots Are Helping Immunocompromised Kids ‘Go to School’

460

Cities Need More Native Bees—Lots and Lots of Adorable Bees

461

Wildfire Smoke May Carry Deadly Fungi Long Distances

462

It’s Time to Treat Housing Insecurity as a Health Risk

463

The FCC's Rules on Space Junk Just Got Stricter

464

A Bold Effort to Cure HIV—Using Crispr

465

Scientists Have Discovered a New Set of Blood Groups

466

A Huge New Data Set Pushes the Limits of Neuroscience

467

The Problem With Mental Health Bots

468

Sofia, the Historic Airplane-Borne Telescope, Lands for the Last Time

469

The Era of Fast, Cheap Genome Sequencing Is Here

470

Climate Change Is Burying Archaeological Sites Under Tons of Sand

471

What Is a Wetland Worth?

472

How to Find Your Vaccine History—and Store It Safely

473

There’s New Proof Crispr Can Edit Genes Inside Human Bodies

474

Lawns Are Dumb. But Ripping Them Out May Come With a Catch

475

The Fungus That Killed Frogs—and Led to a Surge in Malaria

476

The US Is Measuring Extreme Heat Wrong

477

To Understand Brain Disorders, Consider the Astrocyte

478

How to Design the Perfect Queue, According to Crowd Science

479

Teaching ‘Selfish’ Wind Turbines to Share Can Boost Productivity

480

New Reservoirs Could Help Battle Droughts, but at What Cost?

481

The Legendary Frank Drake Shaped the Search for Alien Life

482

Forget Silicon. This Computer Is Made of Fabric

483

Why Pain Feels Worse at Night

484

Humanity Is Doing Its Best Impression of a Black Hole

485

This Follicle-Hacking Drug Could One Day Treat Baldness

486

Greenland’s Melting Glaciers Spew a Complicated Treasure: Sand

487

To Fight Severe Drought, China Is Turning to Technology

488

Can a Particle Accelerator Trace the Origins of Printing?

489

Is the Psychedelic Therapy Bubble About to Burst?

490

The Long, Leguminous Quest to Give Crops Nitrogen Superpowers

491

Swarms of Satellites Are Tracking Illegal Fishing and Logging

492

Satellites Keep the World’s Clocks on Time. What if They Fail?

493

This Giant Sprinkler System Can Protect Cities from Wildfires

494

Egg and Sperm Donors Could Be Required to Share Their Medical Records

495

At Some Colleges, the Fall of Roe Will Weaken Student Health Care

496

How Long Droughts Make Flooding Worse

497

New Evidence Points to the Moon Once Being Part of Earth

498

Is Oxygen the Answer to Long Covid?

499

As Wildfires Get More Extreme, Observatories Are at Greater Risk

500

Doctors Are Pioneering a Better Way to Perform Autopsies on Kids

501

What If Cells Kept Receipts of Their Gene Expression?

502

This Laser-Firing Truck Could Help Make Hot Cities More Livable

503

The Psychology of Inspiring Everyday Climate Action

504

Swarms of Mini Robots Could Dig the Tunnels of the Future

505

Monkeypox Originated in Animals. Could It Spill Back Into Them?

506

The Pigs Died. Then Scientists Revived Their Cells

507

A Minimalist Approach to the Hunt for Dark Matter

508

NASA is Crowdsourcing Cloud Research—on Mars

509

How to Prevent Another European Transport Meltdown

510

This Stamp-Sized Ultrasound Patch Can Image Internal Organs

511

NASA Delayed the Psyche Launch. Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal

512

California Wants to Make Cheap Insulin. Here’s How It Could Work

513

Ring Vaccination Beat Smallpox. Could It Work for Monkeypox?

514

Nuclear Power Plants Are Struggling to Stay Cool

515

Europe Has Descended Into the Age of Fire

516

Glacier Collapses Are a Growing but Hard-to-Predict Threat

517

Gender-Affirming Care Improves Mental Health—and May Save Lives

518

What Turtles Can Teach Humans About the Science of Slow Aging

519

Why the Arctic Is Warming 4 Times as Fast as the Rest of Earth

520

How Heat Waves Are Messing Up Your Sleep

521

Can Reengineered Aluminum Help Fill the Demand for Copper?

522

Texas’ Precarious Power Grid Exposes a Nasty Feedback Loop

523

What Humans Can Learn From the Sea Cucumber’s Toxic Arsenal

524

Turkey Probably Hasn’t Found the Rare Earth Metals It Says It Has

525

Is There Good News for Monarch Butterflies? Scientists Disagree

526

Abortion Pills May Force States and the FDA Into a Standoff

527

Scientists Are Trying to Grow Crops in the Dark

528

The Secrets of Covid ‘Brain Fog’ Are Starting to Lift

529

Why the Search for Life on Mars Is Happening in Canada’s Arctic

530

What the DNA of Ancient Humans Reveals About Pandemics

531

Behold the Weird Physics of Double-Impact Asteroids

532

Forget Lasers. The Hot New Tool for Physicists Is Sound

533

Covid Shots for Little Kids Are Finally Here. Now for the Hardest Part

534

Do Birth Control Pills Affect Your Mood? Scientists Can’t Agree

535

This Year’s Extreme Weather Is Just Getting Started

536

How the Sugars In Spit Tame the Body’s Unruly Fungi

537

The Black Carbon Cost of Rocket Launches

538

Particle Hunters Can Spend a Lifetime Searching for Answers

539

The US Can Halve Its Emissions by 2030—if It Wants To

540

Australia Has Finally Woken Up to Climate Change

541

The FAA Says SpaceX Can't Expand Its Texas Launch Site—Yet

542

Monkeypox Can Be Contained—but Time Is Running Out

543

The Secret to Tastier Fake Meat? Breeding Better Beans

544

A New Kind of Genome Editing Is Here to Fine-Tune DNA

545

The First Privately Funded Killer Asteroid Spotter Is Here

546

Welcome to the Great Reinfection

547

Rising Food Prices Will Make Obesity Rates Worse, Not Better

548

How Ants Inspired a New Way to Measure Snow With Space Lasers

549

This Startup Wants You to Eat Ground-Up Chicken Bones

550

Nuclear Fusion Is Already Facing a Fuel Crisis

551

Why Was the Tonga Eruption So Massive? Scientists Have New Clues

552

The Story of Abortion Pills and How They Work

553

Undersea Cables Are Carrying Scientific Secrets

554

A Puzzling Quantum Scenario Appears to Violate a Law of Physics

555

The Wetlands Are Drowning

556

This Is Where Dirty Old Cars Go to Die

557

Carbon-Rich Peat Is Disappearing. But Is It Also Growing?

558

With Dusty Solar Panels, InSight’s Days on Mars Are Numbered

559

This Gene Mutation Breaks the Immune System. Why Has It Survived?

560

A Powerful ISS Instrument Will Hunt for Minerals in Dusty Lands

561

Researchers Grew Tiny Plants in Moon Dirt Collected Decades Ago

562

An Elusive Gravity Signal Could Mean Faster Earthquake Warnings

563

These Nanobots Can Swim Around a Wound and Kill Bacteria

564

Ticks Are Spreading in the US—and Taking New Diseases With Them

565

Delegates at the United Nations Have Begun Forging New Rules for Space

566

Burning Crops to Capture Carbon? Good Luck Finding Water

567

The Desert’s Fragile Skin Can’t Take Much More Heat

568

A Vast Underground Water System Helps Drive Antarctica’s Glaciers

569

You Don’t Have to Quit Meat to Save the Planet—Just Eat Less

570

Australia Moves Ahead Cautiously With '3-Parent IVF'

571

Everyone Wants to Build Green Energy Projects. What's the Holdup?

572

Give Fitbits (of Sorts) to the Trees

573

Hepatitis Cases in Kids Have Scientists Hunting for Answers

574

This Blood Test Detects Cancer in Dogs. But Do You Want to Know?

575

The Surprising Climate Cost of the Humblest Battery Material

576

Making Science More Open Is Good for Research—but Bad for Security

577

For mRNA, Covid Vaccines Are Just the Beginning

578

Drones Have Transformed Blood Delivery in Rwanda

579

The Energy Crisis Is Pushing Solar Adoption—for Those Who Can Pay

580

NASA Rolls Back Its SLS Rocket for Repairs

581

For Kids Fleeing Ukraine, Wartime Trauma May Leave Lasting Wounds

582

Chernobyl Was a Wildlife Haven. Then Russian Troops Arrived

583

How Does a Newt Cross the Road? With Lots of Human Help

584

A Global Boom in Fences Is Harming Wildlife

585

The First Drug-Releasing Contact Lens Is Here

586

A Killer Parasite Is Wiping Out Hordes of Ants—in a Good Way

587

Companies May Soon Have to Reveal a Hidden Risk: Carbon Emissions

588

A Bold Idea to Stall the Climate Crisis—by Building Better Trees

589

Math’s ‘Oldest Problem Ever’ Gets a New Answer

590

How Boa Constrictors Can Breathe Even as They Crush Their Prey

591

The Farthest Star Sheds New Light on the Early Universe

592

How to Navigate Online Mental Health Resources

593

Scientists Map Yellowstone’s Plumbing With … a Helicopter

594

This Cheetah Robot Taught Itself How to Sprint in a Weird Way

595

Astronomers Tally the Growing Carbon Footprint of Space Science

596

How to Tell If Your Spaghetti Is Done Using Just a Ruler

597

Scientists Watch a Memory Form in a Living Brain

598

Climate Change Is Disrupting the Global Supply Chain Too

599

The War Puts Ukraine's Clinical Trials—and Patients—in Jeopardy

600

4 Years On, a New Experiment Sees No Sign of ‘Cosmic Dawn’

601

The EPA May Extend the Use of Pesticides that Paralyze Bees

602

The War in Ukraine Is Threatening the Breadbasket of Europe

603

To Test Cancer Drugs, These Scientists Grew ‘Avatars’ of Tumors

604

Are These Chimpanzees Using Insects as Medicine?

605

The Amazon Rainforest May Be Nearing a Point of No Return

606

Iceland Bets on Herd Immunity

607

Offshore Wind Turbines Could Mess With Ships’ Radar Signals

608

The Pandemic Tanked Rates of Childhood Vaccination—for Everything

609

Genetic Databases Are Too White. Here’s What It’ll Take to Fix It

610

Cities Are Unlikely Yet Powerful Weapons to Fight Climate Change

611

Neural Noise Shows the Uncertainty of Our Memories

612

In Alaska, Beavers Are Engineering a New Tundra

613

What Neurodivergence Teaches Us About How to Live

614

Air Pollution May Keep Insects From Stopping to Smell the Flowers

615

What It Would Take to Bring the ISS Back to Earth in One Piece

616

This Plastic Dot Sniffs Out Infections Doctors Can’t See

617

Gene-Edited Brain Organoids Are Unlocking the Secrets of Autism

618

Any Single Galaxy Reveals the Composition of an Entire Universe

619

DeepMind Has Trained an AI to Control Nuclear Fusion

620

Serious, Salty Trouble Is Brewing Under Antarctic Glaciers

621

Huge Sponges Are Eating an Extinct Arctic Ecosystem

622

They Lived in a Pandemic Bubble. Now Covid Has Arrived

623

Astronomers Want to Save Dark Skies from Satellite Swarms

624

The Brutal Reason Some Primates Are Born a Weird Color

625

How the Physics of Resonance Shapes Reality

626

A New Database Reveals How Much Humans Are Messing With Evolution

627

Extreme Heat in the Oceans Is Out of Control

628

Maybe Green Energy Needs ‘Information Batteries' Too

629

How to Deal With Rocket Boosters and Other Giant Space Garbage

630

Kombucha Cultures Could Be the Key to Better Water Filters

631

Inside the International Effort to Save One Tiny Mexican Fish

632

What It's Like to Give Up Air Travel to Curb Climate Change

633

Politicians Say It’s Time to Live With Covid. Are You Ready?

634

NASA’s Newest Spinoff Tech Comes Back to Earth

635

Bird Flu Is Back in the US. No One Knows What Comes Next

636

Got an Invasive Army of Crayfish Clones? Try Eating Them

637

What Happens If a Space Elevator Breaks

638

Europe Is in the Middle of a Messy Nuclear Slowdown

639

An Injection of Chaos Solves a Decades-Old Fluid Mystery

640

How to Prepare for Climate Change's Most Immediate Impacts

641

Astronomers Discover a Strange Galaxy Without Dark Matter

642

Pregnant People Are Still Not Getting Vaccinated Against Covid

643

How Explosives, a Robot, and a Sled Expose a Doomsday Glacier

644

How Do You Design a Better Hospital? Start With the Light

645

Could Being Cold Actually Be Good for You?

646

Scientists Settled a Century-Old Family Drama Using DNA From Postcards

647

How Body Farms and Human Composting Can Help Communities

648

At the Dawn of Life, Heat May Have Driven Cell Division

649

Why Paleontologists Are Getting Into Florida’s Oyster Business

650

Where Parents Can Get Help with Climate Anxiety

651

The Physics of Wile E. Coyote’s 10 Billion-Volt Electromagnet

652

Covid Will Become Endemic. The World Must Decide What That Means

653

To Fight Climate Change, First You Need to Measure It

654

Wildfires Are Digging Carbon-Spewing Holes in the Arctic

655

A Clean Industrial Revolution Is the Only Way to Hit Net Zero

656

2021 Was a Huge Missed Opportunity on Climate Action

657

The Algorithm That Lets Particle Physicists Count Higher Than 2

658

The World Is Messy. Idealizations Make the Physics Simple

659

Growing Peppers on the ISS Is Just the Start of Space Farming

660

These Lemurs Have Got Rhythm. Scientists Have Got Questions

661

This Startup Is Making—and Programming—Human Cells

662

A Gene-Tweaked Jellyfish Offers a Glimpse at Other Minds

663

Fleeing Global Warming? ‘Climate Havens’ Aren’t Ready Yet

664

To See Proteins Change in Quadrillionths of a Second, Use AI

665

When It Comes to Buses, Will Hydrogen or Electric Win?

666

Gravitational Waves Should Permanently Distort Spacetime

667

Are Instagram’s Aesthetic Moms Hindering Kids’ Development?

668

Here's How 3 Space Companies Aim to Replace the ISS

669

Can Gambia Turn the Tide to Save Its Shrinking Beaches?

670

Why Buzz Lightyear’s Rocket Launch Looks Better Than Reality

671

This Is What It Will Take to End Deforestation by 2030

672

More Companies Offer Fertility Benefits. It’s Only the Beginning

673

Meet the Cyberpunk Albatrosses Scanning for Secret Explosions

674

Hints of New Life in the Shadows of Venezuela's Last Glacier

675

A New Dementia Test Raises More Questions Than Answers

676

Inside the Negotiations to Decide the Fate of Our Planet

677

Want to Lie on a Bed of Nails? Physics Has Your Back

678

Lidar Uncovers Hundreds of Lost Maya and Olmec Ruins

679

The Next Big Thing for RNA? Fixing Moldy Food

680

The Cutest Way to Fight Climate Change? Send in the Otters

681

This Groundbreaking Simulator Generates a Huge Indoor Ocean

682

Are Green Jet Fuels Finally Ready for Takeoff?

683

A Strange Radio Signal Was Just From Earth, Not Aliens

684

California Condors Are Capable of Asexual Reproduction

685

A Deadly Microbe Mystery Leads to a Spray Sold at Walmart

686

How Parents Can Deal With Climate Anxiety

687

New England’s Moose Are Losing the Fight Against Winter Ticks

688

A Water Crisis Reveals You Can't Recycle in the Arctic

689

Tree Rings Show Modern Cyclones Are the Rainiest in Centuries

690

How to Talk to Children About Climate Change

691

Neuron Bursts Can Mimic a Famous AI Learning Strategy

692

Stop Telling Kids They’ll Die From Climate Change

693

Merck’s Antiviral Could Be Just What Covid Was Waiting For

694

Jupiter's Great Red Spot Extends Deep into the Gas Giant

695

This Atomic Clock Will Transform Deep Space Exploration

696

This Protein Predicts a Brain’s Future After Traumatic Injury

697

Microplastics May Be Cooling—and Heating—Earth’s Climate

698

The FAA Weighs the SpaceX Launch Site's Environmental Effects

699

Could MJ Really Hang on During Spider-Man’s Swing?

700

The Malaria Vaccine Is a Big Deal, but Not a Silver Bullet

701

Growing Crops Under Solar Panels? Now There’s a Bright Idea

702

NASA Is Preparing for the Ravages of Climate Change

703

Another Global Pandemic Is Spreading—Among Pigs

704

Deadly Heat Is Baking Cities. Here’s How to Cool Them Down

705

A Huge Subterranean ‘Tree’ Is Moving Magma to Earth’s Surface

706

Astronomers Get Ready to Probe Europa’s Hidden Ocean for Life

707

The Grid Isn’t Ready for the Renewable Revolution

708

The Controversial Quest to Make Cow Burps Less Noxious

709

How Healthy Is a Farm's Soil? Check How Active Its Microbes Are

710

Pandemic Bird-Watching Created a Data Boom—and a Conundrum

711

The Llama, the Hamster, and a New Path for Covid Treatment

712

In New Zealand, People (and Moths) Rediscover Dark Skies

713

What If Getting a Kids' Vaccine Approved Is the Easy Part?

714

What Is ‘Fire Weather,’ and Why Is It Getting Worse?

715

A Flawed, Strange Covid-19 Origin Theory Is Gaining Traction

716

As Covid Cases Rise, So Do Hospital-Related Infections

717

A Third of Shark and Ray Species May Face Extinction

718

How a Duck Learned to Say ‘You Bloody Fool’

719

‘Neurograins’ Could be the Next Brain-Computer Interfaces

720

Why It’s So Hard to Predict Where the Pandemic Is Headed Next

721

The Dark Asteroid Ryugu Finally Comes Into the Light

722

Better Data on Ivermectin Is Finally on Its Way

723

3D Printing Helps Ultracold Quantum Experiments Go Small

724

Biologists Unlock the Secrets of ‘Invisible’ Animals

725

SpaceX's Inspiration4 Returns After 3 Days in Orbit

726

Dolphins Eavesdrop on Each Other to Avoid Awkward Run-Ins

727

21st-Century Storms Are Overwhelming 20th-Century Cities

728

They Watched a YouTuber With Tourette’s—Then Adopted His Tics

729

Nothing Can Eat Australia’s Cane Toads—So They Eat Each Other

730

You’re Not Alone: Monkeys Choke Under Pressure Too

731

Radioactive Rat Snakes Could Help Monitor Fukushima Fallout

732

The Delta Variant Is Making Covid a Pandemic of the Young

733

Would the Free Guy Inflatable Bubble Protect a Real Person?

734

How the Cuttlefish’s Robust Memory System Defies Old Age

735

This Barnacle-Inspired Glue Seals Bleeding Organs in Seconds

736

Would It Be Fair to Treat Vaccinated Covid Patients First?

737

The FDA OKs an Extra Covid Vaccine Dose for Immunosuppressed People

738

This AI Helps Detect Wildlife Health Issues in Real Time

739

The Next Big Challenge for Lunar Astronauts? Moon Dust

740

An Experimental Birth Control Attacks Sperm Like a Virus

741

Wildfires Used to Be Helpful. How Did They Get So Hellish?

742

Is the Robot-Filled Future of Farming a Nightmare or Utopia?

743

Want to Slash Carbon Emissions? Start With These Power Plants

744

Eastern Hemlocks Face Extinction. A Tiny Fly Could Save Them

745

A Mammoth Tusk Reveals a Woolly (and Unprecedented) Tale

746

The IPCC Report's Silver Lining: We Can Tackle Methane Now

747

Gymnasts Make the Wolf Turn Look Easy. Physics Shows It’s Not

748

The Squishy, Far-Out New Experiments Headed to the ISS

749

Failed Star Called 'The Accident' Puzzles Astronomers

750

Why Perseverance's First Mars Drilling Attempt Came Up Empty

751

Scientists Could One Day Float an Aerial Robot Above Venus

752

Why Even the Fastest Human Can’t Outrun Your House Cat

753

Exactly How Many People Have Long Covid?

754

Sunny-Day Flooding Is About to Become More Than a Nuisance

755

Russia’s Latest Space Station Incident Points to Larger Issues

756

How the Jaguar, King of the Forest, Might Save Its Ecosystem

757

The Dam Is Breaking on Vaccine Mandates

758

Dogs, Unlike Wolves, Are Born to Communicate With People

759

How Much Will It Cost to Prevent Deaths by Climate-Driven Heat?

760

Oh Good, Now There's an Outbreak of Wildfire Thunderclouds

761

DNA Has Four Bases. Some Viruses Swap in a Fifth

762

How Mockingbirds Compose Songs Just Like Beethoven

763

What Causes Gamma-Ray Bursts? Their Ultrabright Flashes Hold Clues

764

Hungry Wild Pigs Are Worsening Climate Change

765

Why Scientists Love Making Robots Build Ikea Furniture

766

This Device Could Tune Your Heart—Then Dissolve Away

767

Be Very Careful About Where You Build That Seawall

768

Iconic Yellowstone Park Faces Startling Climate Threats

769

This Is How Aliens Might Search for Human Life

770

A Graphene ‘Camera’ Images the Activity of Living Heart Cells

771

Why Humans See Faces in Everyday Objects

772

Richard Branson Reaches Space on Virgin Galactic's VSS Unity

773

Which Crops Can Survive Drought? Nanosensors May Offer Clues

774

Mystery Solved: How Plant Cells Know When to Stop Growing

775

An Observatory Spied on LA’s Carbon Emissions—From Space

776

The Coelacanth May Live for a Century. That’s Not Great News

777

Why Utilities Want to Control Your Smart Thermostat Sometimes

778

Northern Farms Are Releasing Massive Amounts of Carbon

779

Lakes Are Losing Oxygen—and Their Inhabitants Are in Danger

780

What's With All This Ooey, Gooey Sea Snot?

781

No, Covid-19 Vaccines Won't Make You Magnetic. Here's Why

782

The Mystery of Betelgeuse's Dimming Has Finally Been Solved

783

The Delta Variant and Low Vaccine Rates Could Spell Trouble

784

A Clever Robot Spies on Creatures in the Ocean's ‘Twilight Zone’

785

The Challenge of Covid-19 Vaccines for the Immunosuppressed

786

How Do You Make a Robot Walk on Mars? It's a Steep Challenge

787

How to Protect Species and Save the Planet—at Once

788

A New Way to Understand the Brain's Intricate Rhythm

789

A Zombie-Fire Outbreak May Be Growing in the North

790

How Risky Is It to Send Jeff Bezos to the Edge of Space?

791

A New Way to Shape Metal Nanoparticles—With a Magnetic Field

792

Tour Clothes Spew Microfibers Before They’re Even Clothes

793

The Drought Is Making the Klamath River’s Baby Salmon Sick

794

You Need to Weigh Some Water. All You’ve Got Is a Paper Clip

795

The Sneaky, Lying Flower That Pretends to Be a Rotting Beetle

796

Peanut the Waiter Robot Is Proof That Your Job Is Safe

797

How Many People Die When Polluters Exceed Their Limits?

798

Climate Change Is Erasing Humanity’s Oldest Art

799

Nature Can Save Humanity From Climate Doom—but Not On Its Own

800

This Evolutionary Gift May Protect Coral From Climate Change

801

Walden Pond Is Now Teeming With Jellyfish—but Don't Panic

802

A New Brain Implant Translates Thoughts of Writing Into Text

803

Mexico City Could Sink Up to 65 Feet

804

The Yankees Covid Outbreak May Be Bad News for Ditching Masks

805

Researchers Shed Light on the Perils of Firefly Tourism

806

What If Gravity Is Actually a Double Copy of Other Forces?

807

Bad Weather Forecasts Are a Climate Crisis Disaster

808

US Teens Can Get Their Covid Shot. What's Next for Schools?

809

This Is Your Brain Under Anesthesia

810

Hurricane ‘Price Tags’ Could Reveal the Cost of Global Warming

811

What’s the Point of Wasps, Anyway?

812

Sharks Use the Earth’s Magnetic Field Like a Compass

813

It’s Already Time to Stop the Next Pandemic. Can a Prize Help?

814

How Weird, Bouncy Cell Signals Can Help Track Wildfire Smoke

815

When You Jump to Hyperspace, Make Sure You Wear a Seatbelt

816

Why Not Turn Airports Into Giant Solar Farms?

817

The Race to Save St. Mark’s Basilica From Salty Floodwaters

818

The Brain ‘Rotates’ Memories to Save Them From New Sensations

819

Melting Mountain Glaciers May Not Survive the Century

820

35 Years Later, Studies Show a Silver Lining From Chernobyl

821

This Human-Sized Origami Reimagines Emergency Shelters

822

NASA Launches Astronauts to the ISS on a Reused SpaceX Rocket

823

After Us the Deluge Captures Images of a Sinking World

824

Archaeologists Unearth a ‘Lost Golden City’ in Egypt

825

We’re Starting to See How Covid PPE Litter Affects Wildlife

826

Can an App Help Change Your Personality?

827

Hungry, Hungry Microbes in Tree Bark Gobble Up Methane

828

NASA Lands Ingenuity, the First Ever Mars Helicopter

829

What Octopus Dreams Tell Us About the Evolution of Sleep

830

Humble Shrub That’s Predicting a Terrible Fire Season

831

Will Future Electric Vehicles Be Powered by Deep-Sea Metals?

832

Plastic Is Falling From the Sky. But Where’s It Coming From?

833

How Many Homes Could You Power With Free Doughnuts?

834

Pandemic Lockdowns Did Cut Air Pollution—but With a Catch

835

The High-Powered Thrusters Behind NASA's Mission to Psyche

836

Covid-19 Vaccine Passports Are Coming. What Will That Mean?

837

This Sticker Absorbs Sweat—and Might Diagnose Cystic Fibrosis

838

More Lightning in the Arctic Is Bad News for the Planet

839

The Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Birthed Today's Rainforests

840

Sneaky New Bacteria on the ISS Could Build a Future on Mars

841

Narwhal Tusks Tell a Troubling Tale

842

The Weird Science of Loneliness and Our Brains

843

This Robot Could Help Fulfill Your Online Shopping Sprees

844

The Feds Want You to Destroy This Sneaky Mussel’s Hiding Spot

845

Boston Dynamics’ New Robot Doesn’t Dance. It Has a Warehouse Job

846

Scientists Finally Identify a Deadly Toxin That's Been Killing Birds

847

How to Kill a Zombie Fire

848

Even Mild Brain Injuries Raise the Risk of Dementia

849

Fossils in a Forgotten Ice Core Rewrite Greenland’s Icy Past

850

How Food Waste Could Be Turned Into Climate-Friendly Jet Fuel

851

Why Covering Canals With Solar Panels Is a Power Move

852

Satellites Can Help Detect When a Volcano's About to Blow

853

An Ultracold Plasma Models the Universe’s Most Extreme Places

854

NASA Gets a Quick Peek at a Mysterious Layer of the Sun

855

New Kind of Space Explosion Reveals the Birth of a Black Hole

856

Offshore Energy Gets a Second Wind Under Biden

857

How to Find a Covid-19 Vaccine Appointment in Your Area

858

This Fingertip for Robots Uses Magnets to ‘Feel’ Things

859

Hey, So These Sea Slugs Decapitate Themselves and Grow New Bodies

860

‘We’re Vaccinated. Everyone Wants to Visit. Now What?’

861

The Tide Is High–and Getting Higher

862

If You Transplant a Human Head, Does Its Consciousness Follow?

863

Sleuths Read Old Booby-Trapped Letters Without Opening Them

864

Anthony Fauci Pleads: Don’t Declare Victory

865

This Is What It's Like to Live Without Smell

866

The Mantis Shrimp Inspires a New Material—Made by Bacteria

867

Million-Year-Old DNA Rewrites Mammoths' Evolutionary Tree

868

When the Grid Goes Down, Can a Fleet of Batteries Replace It?

869

Nature Makes Wood. Could a Lab Make It Better?

870

Birders’ Tweets Are Causing an Online Flap

871

Researchers Are Studying These Worm Blobs to Build Robots

872

Don’t Tell Einstein, but Black Holes Might Have ‘Hair’

873

What Happens When You Swap a Human Gene With a Neanderthal’s?

874

NASA Wants to Set a New Radiation Limit for Astronauts

875

How Steel Might Finally Kick Its Coal Habit

876

How to Make a Fitbit for an Elephant

877

How This Teeny-Tiny Sea Critter Punches Like Mike Tyson

878

How Did They Find the Secret Space Lab in Captain Marvel?

879

More Covid Vaccine Choices Mean New Equity Challenges

880

American Cities Are Way Underreporting Their Carbon Footprints

881

How Universes Might Bubble Up and Collide

882

Dozens of Egyptian Tombs Will Be Unearthed at Saqqara Necropolis

883

Why Kids Matter in the Quest to Stamp Out Covid-19

884

The Trump Administration Left Biden With a Rocket Dilemma

885

Sun-Loving Bacteria May Be Accelerating Glacial Melting

886

The Secret Ingredient That Powers Supernovas

887

Is It Time for an Emergency Rollout of Carbon-Eating Machines?

888

Are Mass Clinics the Solution for Covid-19 Vaccination?

889

A Year Ago I Asked: How Bad Could Covid Get? Now We Know

890

These Recharge Rooms Are Helping Health Care Workers Cope

891

NASA Is Training an AI to Detect Fresh Craters on Mars

892

Is This a Fossilized Lair of the Dreaded Bobbit Worm?

893

Can an AI Predict the Language of Viral Mutation?

894

The Arctic Ocean Is Teeming With Microfibers From Clothes

895

Virgin Orbit Just Launched a Rocket From a 747

896

The Ongoing Collapse of the World's Aquifers

897

Vaping Doesn't Keep Young People From Smoking Cigarettes Later

898

What Would It Take to Run a City on 100 Percent Clean Energy?

899

The Mystery of the World’s Loneliest Penguins

900

How Long Would It Take for a 747 to Stop, Like in Tenet?

901

Climate Change Is Turning Cities Into Ovens

902

These Adorable Fish Robots Form Schools Like the Real Thing

903

This Drone Sniffs Out Odors With a Real Moth Antenna

904

In a Pandemic, Medical Illustrators Made Science Accessible

905

A Bold Plan to Save the Last Whitebark Pines

906

A New Field Guide for Earth’s Wild Microbes

907

2020 Was a Breakout Year for Crispr

908

A Unique Alliance Could Help Warn Us of Toxic Algae

909

Could Carbon Dioxide Be Turned Into Jet Fuel?

910

The Universe Is Expanding Faster Than Expected

911

Wildfire Smoke Is Loaded With Microbes. Is That Dangerous?

912

Super Slow Computer Programs Reveal Math's Fundamental Limits

913

All the Stuff Humans Make Now Outweighs Earth’s Organisms

914

Vaccines Are Here. We Have to Talk About Side Effects

915

A Rocket From 1966 Has Found Its Way Back to Earth’s Orbit

916

An Atlas Reveals Climate Change Is Pushing Birds Further North

917

Physicists Are Closer to Knowing the Size of a Proton … Sort of

918

Bees Paint Animal Poo on Their Homes to Repel Giant Hornets

919

Who Will We Be When This Is All Over?

920

For the Second Time Ever, an Asteroid Sample Returns to Earth

921

Another Victim of Global Warming: The Great British Bake Off

922

Underground Brine Could Be a Source of Oxygen on Mars

923

The Incredible Journey of the Electronic Plastic Bottle

924

Endangered Vancouver Island Marmots Are Making a Comeback

925

What's a Semi-Log Plot and How Can You Use It for Covid Data?

926

Physicists Pin Down the Nuclear Reaction Just After the Big Bang

927

Meet the Microbes Living on Da Vinci’s Iconic Sketches

928

This Squishy 3D-Printed Human Heart Feels Like the Real Thing

929

Climate Change Is Intensifying the Tsunami Threat in Alaska

930

A Solar-Powered Rocket Might Be Our Ticket to Interstellar Space

931

An Enormous Iceberg Is Headed for South Georgia Island—Again

932

The Physics of Materials at Minus 80 Degrees Celsius

933

‘Godzilla’ Wasp Swims—So Its Young Can Burst Out of Caterpillars

934

Fireball Is Werner Herzog’s Ode to Space Rocks

935

Confused About Covid Brain Fog? Doctors Have Questions, Too

936

How to Reduce (but Not Eliminate) Covid Risk at Holiday Gatherings

937

The Genome of Your Pet Fish Is Extremely Weird

938

Want to Fight the Zombie Fire Apocalypse? Weaponize Math

939

Winning Trust for a Vaccine Means Confronting Medical Racism

940

These Oceanographers Want to Turn Marine Slime Into Drugs

941

What Happens When You Fly a Science Plane Through Wildfire Smoke

942

How Humanity Spent Its First 20 Years in Orbit Aboard the ISS

943

In Embryos, Crispr Can Cut Out Whole Chromosomes—That's Bad

944

How Octopuses Use Their Suction Cups to Taste Through Touch

945

A New Way to Plug a Human Brain into a Computer: via Veins

946

What to Wear When You’re Battling Giant, Venomous Hornets

947

Mark Kelly’s Been To Space. Can He Make it to Capitol Hill?

948

Babies May Be Drinking Millions of Microplastic Particles a Day

949

Your Brain Prefers Happy Endings. That’s Not Always Smart

950

Can Placebos Work—Even When Patients Know They’re Fake?

951

The Case for Reviving the Civilian Conservation Corps

952

How the Venus Flytrap ‘Remembers’ When It Captures Prey

953

Uh-Oh. Russia's Laptev Sea Should Have Started to Freeze by Now

954

There May Be Far More Water on the Moon Than NASA Thought

955

How the ‘Diabolical’ Beetle Survives Being Run Over by a Car

956

Want Some Eco-Friendly Tips? A New Study Says No, You Don’t

957

The Preexisting Conditions of the Coronavirus Pandemic

958

Wild Predators Are Relying More on Our Food—and Pets

959

What Forest Floor Playgrounds Teach Us about Kids and Germs

960

What Would Happen if All the Antarctic Ice Melted?

961

Meteorite Is a Love Letter to Space Rocks

962

The Most Sway-Prone Buildings in LA Aren’t Where You Expect

963

New York Is Trying Targeted Lockdowns. Will It Stop a Second Wave?

964

A Global Data Effort Probes Whether Covid Causes Diabetes

965

This Congresswoman Wants to Rev Up Covid Testing

966

The Wire Inspired a Fake Turtle Egg That Spies on Poachers

967

Anthony Fauci Has Some Very Good Reasons to Be Optimistic

968

Taiwan’s Digital Minister Knows How to Crush Covid-19: Trust

969

Why Is It So Hard to Study Covid-Related Smell Loss?

970

Meet Curly, the Curling Robot That Beats the Pros

971

The Coronavirus Dashboard Creator Has a New Target: Elections

972

Want to Save the Whales? Eavesdrop on Their Calls

973

Colds Nearly Vanished Under Lockdown. Now They’re Coming Back

974

The Cool Physics of a Supersonic Baseball

975

What’s Causing the Mass Bird Die-Off in the Southwest?

976

How the Pandemic Transformed This Songbird’s Call

977

Is Lightning-Fast Plasma the Key to a Cleaner Car Engine?

978

If You've Just Had Covid, Exercise Might Not Be Good for You

979

What’s in Wildfire Smoke, and How Dangerous Is It?

980

Blood Centers Are Barely Meeting Convalescent Plasma Demand

981

These New Shape-Shifting Materials Get Super Cool, Super Fast

982

Your Beloved Blue Jeans Are Polluting the Ocean—Big Time

983

Those Orange Western Skies and the Science of Light

984

The Bay Area Just Turned Orange. All Eyes Are on PurpleAir

985

Mathematicians Report New Discovery About the Dodecahedron

986

Flu Season and Covid-19 Are About to Collide. Now What?

987

Could a Tree Help Find a Decaying Corpse Nearby?

988

Climate Change Drove the American Mastodon to Extinction

989

Your Smartphone Can Tell If You’re Drunk-Walking

990

A Grim Reality of Reopening: More Mold

991

A Beautiful Yet Grim Map Shows How Wildfire Smoke Spreads

992

A California Wildfire Nearly Destroyed the Historic Lick Observatory

993

California Wildfires Can Create Their Own Terrifying Weather

994

Elon Musk Is About to Show Off His Neuralink Brain Implant

995

Scientists Want to Ditch Formula for Lab-Grown Breast Milk

996

A Postal Slowdown Is Scary for Those Who Get Meds By Mail

997

This Cobalt-Free Battery Is Good for the Planet—and It Actually Works

998

Want to Save Lives? Name Heat Waves Like Hurricanes

999

California's Wildfire and Covid-19 Disasters Just Collided

1000

Wait, How Much Microplastic Is Swirling in the Atlantic?

1001

The Iconic Arecibo Telescope Goes Quiet After Major Damage

1002

Why Do Solar Farms Kill Birds? Call in the AI Bird Watcher

1003

Should We Conserve Parasites? Apparently, Yes

1004

What If the Big Bang Was Actually a Big Bounce?

1005

Should Governments Slap a Tax on Plastic?

1006

Why Are Plants Green? The Answer Might Work on Any Planet

1007

Frog Eats Beetle. Beetle Crawls Through Guts to Escape

1008

Archaeologists Have Found the Source of Stonehenge's Boulders

1009

What Poetry Means for Doctors and Patients During a Pandemic

1010

What the Science of Animal Networks Reveals About Protests

1011

NASA’s Mars Rover Will Be Powered by US-Made Plutonium

1012

Mad Scientists Revive 100-Million-Year-Old Microbes

1013

These 4 Covid-19 Vaccines Are Closest to Becoming Reality

1014

The Sly Psychology Behind Magicians' Card Tricks

1015

How Quickly Can Atoms Slip, Ghostlike, Through Barriers?

1016

During Lockdowns, the Earth (Sort of) Stood Still

1017

A Billion More Tons of Plastic Could Blanket Earth by 2040

1018

How NASA Built a Self-Driving Car for Its Next Mars Mission

1019

Everything You Need to Know About the Oxford Covid-19 Vaccine

1020

What Happens After a ‘Million-Mile Battery’ Outlasts the Car?

1021

Llamas—Yes, Llamas—Could Help Us Fight Covid-19

1022

Your Car Is Spewing Microplastics That Blow Around the World

1023

Don't Talk About Covid-19's 'Waves'—This Isn't the Spanish Flu

1024

You Don't Need Single-Use Plastic Bags. You Need a Mask

1025

How to Trick Your Brain to Remember Almost Anything

1026

How a ‘Heat Dome’ Forms—and Why This One Is So Perilous

1027

Covid-19 Immunity May Rely on a Microscopic Helper: T Cells

1028

Covid Kills More Men Than Women. Experts Still Can’t Explain Why

1029

Will We Recognize Life on Mars When We See It?

1030

Astronomers Are Uncovering the Magnetic Soul of the Universe

1031

The Epic Siberian Journey to Solve a Mass Extinction Mystery

1032

Hummingbirds Can See Colors We Can’t Even Imagine

1033

Nuclear ‘Power Balls’ May Make Meltdowns a Thing of the Past

1034

'Carbon Farming' Could Make US Agriculture Truly Green

1035

NASA’s New Moon-Bound Space Suits Will Get a Boost From AI

1036

Stuck at Home, Scientists Discover 9 New Insect Species

1037

Who's to Blame for Plastic Microfiber Pollution?

1038

Why Massive Saharan Dust Plumes Are Blowing Into the US

1039

Why NASA Designed a New $23 Million Space Toilet

1040

The Trouble With Counting Aliens

1041

The Design and Science of Patio Dining During a Pandemic

1042

Covid-19 Is Bad. But It May Not Be the ‘Big One’

1043

The FDA Revokes Its Emergency Use Authorization for Hydroxychloroquine

1044

You Can Now Buy Spot the Robot Dog—If You’ve Got $74,500

1045

In Alaska, Summer's Getting Too Hot for the Salmon Run

1046

Astronomers Track a Fast Radio Burst to Its Source—a Magnetar

1047

The Covid-19 Economic Slump Is Closing Down Coal Plants

1048

These Bacteria Ate Their Way Through a Really Tricky Maze

1049

What's Confusing About Calling Covid-19 Cases ‘Asymptomatic’

1050

Archaeologists Discover the Largest, Oldest Maya Monument Yet

1051

Police Tactics Could Turn Protests Into Covid-19 Hot Spots

1052

When Health Care Moves Online, Many Patients Are Left Behind

1053

A Drop in Commercial Flights Is Bad for Hurricane Forecasts

1054

Trump’s New Space Force Missile Might Be Too ‘Super-Duper’

1055

Rigorous Hand-Washing Will Be Part of Covid-19's New Normal

1056

In Minneapolis, Neighbors Are Mobilizing—Offline

1057

Turns Out 4 ‘Blank’ Dead Sea Scrolls Actually Have Text

1058

Whoooaaa Duuuuude: Why We Stretch Words in Tweets and Texts

1059

How Smart City Planning Could Slow Future Pandemics

1060

How to Sleep When the World Is Falling Apart

1061

What It’s Like to Be First to Fly a Brand New Spacecraft

1062

Will Wildfire Smoke Worsen the Pandemic? We're About to Find Out

1063

On the Moon, Astronaut Pee Will Be a Hot Commodity

1064

How School Shutdowns Have Longterm Effects on Children

1065

Carbon Dioxide Emissions Have Dropped 17 Percent During the Pandemic

1066

This Robot Can Guess How You're Feeling by the Way You Walk

1067

‘Milestone’ Evidence for Anyons, a Third Kingdom of Particles

1068

A Secret Space Plane is Carrying a Solar Experiment to Orbit

1069

Hungry City Rats Are Looking for a New Lunch Spot Near You

1070

How Albert Einstein's Son Tamed the Mississippi River

1071

Science Fairs Are Canceled. Maybe That’s Just as Well

1072

This Bizarre Insect Is Building Shelters Out of Microplastic

1073

NASA's EmDrive Leader Has a New Interstellar Project

1074

This Mental Health App Is Tailor-Made for Your Pandemic Woes

1075

The Neuroscience of Why You Could Really Use a Hug Right Now

1076

The Race to Get Convalescent Plasma to Covid-19 Patients

1077

Physicists Clear the Air With a Sweet Frickin' Laser Beam

1078

The World Is Still Producing More Oil Than It Needs. Why?

1079

Covid-19 Was Here Earlier Than Most Americans Thought. Now What?

1080

The Legacy of Math Luminary John Conway, Lost to Covid-19

1081

A Brain Implant Restored This Man's Motion and Sense of Touch

1082

Spot the Coronavirus Doctor Robot Dog Will See You Now

1083

The Deepwater Horizon Disaster Fueled a Gulf Science Bonanza

1084

The Real Reason Veterinarians Gave a Tiger a Covid-19 Test

1085

New Covid-19 Antibody Study Results Are In. Are They Right?

1086

The Cold, Hard Work of Delivering Oxygen to Ventilators

1087

Africa's Huge Locust Swarms Are Growing at the Worst Time

1088

‘Common Sense’ Is No Substitute for Science in a Pandemic

1089

What if Covid-19 Returns Every Year, Like the Common Cold?

1090

A New, Plastic-Busting Enzyme Can Break Down Water Bottles

1091

Death Cuts the Degree of Separation Between You and Covid-19

1092

Turns Out, Traffic Spreads Like the Coronavirus

1093

How a Real Dog Taught a Robot Dog to Walk

1094

The Political Promise of Carbon Taxes

1095

Solar Power Is Sustainable for the Economy, Too

1096

The Fishy Fix to a Methane-Spewing Crop

1097

Solar Panels Could Be the Best Fad Ever

1098

The Search for the Next Big Idea in Magnetic Field Mapping

1099

Why Stress-Baking and Cleaning Make You Less Anxious

1100

In Crowded Hospitals, Who Will Get Life-Saving Equipment?

1101

Researchers Push For Mass Blood Tests as a Covid-19 Strategy

1102

France's Virus Train Moves Patients to Less Hard-Hit Areas

1103

The Heady, Intricate Beauty of Watching Whiskey Evaporate

1104

If Robots Steal So Many Jobs, Why Aren't They Saving Us Now?

1105

An Old Source for Potential New Covid-19 Drugs: Blood Serum

1106

Telemedicine Is a Safety Valve for a Strained Health Care System

1107

The Doctor Who Helped Defeat Smallpox Explains What's Coming

1108

The ‘Surreal’ Frenzy Inside the US’ Biggest Mask Maker

1109

Mass Panic Is Unlikely, Even During a Pandemic

1110

How Long Does the Coronavirus Last on Surfaces?

1111

What's Social Distancing? Flattening the Curve? Your Covid-19 Questions, Answered.

1112

Scientists Chase Snowflakes During the Warmest Winter Ever

1113

The Sea Is Getting Warmer. Will the Shrimp Get Louder?

1114

How UFO Sightings Became an American Obsession

1115

Plane Contrails Have a Surprising Effect on Global Warming

1116

Hungry Animals Can Change How Badly a Landscape Burns

1117

Think Flash Floods Are Bad? Buckle Up for Flash Droughts

1118

Spit Kits, Sperm Donors, and the End of Family Secrets

1119

Did a Woman Get Coronavirus Twice? Scientists Are Skeptical

1120

This Clever Robotic Finger Feels With Light

1121

Katherine Johnson’s Math Will Steer NASA Back to the Moon

1122

So, Amphibians Glow. Humans Just Couldn't See It—Until Now

1123

Glowing Amphibians, Extreme Weather Satellites, and More News

1124

Australia's Bushfires Completely Blasted Through the Models

1125

Bezos’ Earth Fund Should Invest in These Green Technologies

1126

How a Princess Cruise Became a Coronavirus Catastrophe

1127

Want to Look Inside a Brain? With Transparent Organs, You Can

1128

The Atlantic Ocean's 'Conveyor Belt' Stirs Up a Science Fight

1129

'Baby Talk' Can Help Kids Learn Language (Oh Yes It Can!)

1130

Psychedelic Fiber Offers a New Twist on the Science of Knots

1131

A Car ‘Splatometer’ Study Finds Huge Insect Die-Off

1132

This Marsupial Dies After Marathon Mating. Now It's Got Bigger Worries

1133

NASA Puts a Price on a 2024 Moon Landing

1134

Europe’s Solar Orbiter Begins Its Journey to the Sun

1135

The Terrifying Science Behind the Locust Plagues of Africa

1136

The Secret to Blowing Massive Soap Bubbles

1137

A Promising Crispr Trial, Happy-ish Tesla Investors, and More News

1138

Crispr'd Cells Show Promise in First US Human Safety Trial

1139

Permafrost Is Thawing So Fast, It’s Gouging Holes in the Arctic

1140

A Bionic Jellyfish Swims With Manic Speed (for a Jellyfish)

1141

A Tiny Glass Bead Goes as Still as Nature Allows

1142

Coronavirus Research Is Moving at Top Speed—With a Catch

1143

A Spinning Rocket Slinger, a Bionic Jellyfish, and More News

1144

Would the Coronavirus Quarantine of Wuhan Even Work?

1145

Spot the Robot Dog Trots Into the Big, Bad World

1146

The Most Complete Brain Map Ever Is Here: A Fly's 'Connectome'

1147

A Robot Dog With a Job, a Noise-Canceling Car, and More News

1148

Athletic Authorities Must Reckon With Racing Tech Again

1149

The Science Behind Crafting a Perfect Espresso

1150

Could China's New Coronavirus Become a Global Epidemic?

1151

Pop Culture May Evolve at the Same Rate as Birds and Bugs

1152

Scientists Fight Back Against Toxic ‘Forever’ Chemicals

1153

Meet Xenobot, an Eerie New Kind of Programmable Organism

1154

A Feral Cat Infestation, Swarms of Snake Emoji, and More News

1155

Cats Are Making Australia's Bushfire Tragedy Even Worse

1156

Australia’s Wildfires Might Intensify Future Climate Crises

1157

Scientists Made a Nearly Invincible Lithium-Ion Battery

1158

The FDA Announces Two More Antacid Recalls Due to Cancer Risk

1159

Wildfires Are Obliterating Australia's Iconic Ecosystems

1160

Does Dark Energy Really Exist? Cosmologists Battle It Out

1161

Science Explains Why We Should All Work Shorter Hours in Winter

1162

How the Extreme Art of Dropping Stuff Could Upend Physics

1163

Whales Help Explain the Evolutionary Mystery of Menopause

1164

Now Entering Orbit: Tiny Lego-like Modular Satellites

1165

It's Not Just You—Wild Swings in Extreme Weather Are Rising

1166

This Cave Contains the Oldest Story Ever Recorded

1167

Giant Surveillance Balloons Are Lurking at the Edge of Space

1168

We Might Not Be Planting the Right Kinds of Forests

1169

WIRED's 7 Big Science Stories That Shaped 2019

1170

Got the Flu? These Doctors Really Want to See You—Virtually

1171

Acidifying Oceans Could Eat Away at Sharks' Skin and Teeth

1172

New Tests Use Epigenetics to Guess How Fast You're Aging

1173

What a 5,700-Year-Old Piece of Gum Reveals About Its Chewer

1174

Traveling for the Holidays? Here's How to Not Get Sick

1175

Mathematician Terence Tao Cracks a ‘Dangerous’ Problem

1176

Nature Deserves Legal Rights—and the Power to Fight Back

1177

Forget Earth: In Space, Libertarian Ideas Are Thriving

1178

The Next Nuclear Plants Will Be Small, Svelte, and Safer

1179

Scientists Find a Weak Spot in Some Superbugs' Defenses

1180

Melting Ski Resorts Have a Snow Machine Problem

1181

Physics Explains Why You Can’t Open a Plane Door in the Air

1182

The Arctic Is Warming Much Faster Than the Rest of Earth

1183

How to Get Solar Power on a Rainy Day? Beam It From Space

1184

SpaceX Will Bring the Science of Fire and Beer to the ISS

1185

A New Way to Make Comfy, Durable Smart Garments

1186

Stop Obsessing Over Sleep—Your Brain Will Thank You

1187

SUVs Are Worse for the Climate Than You Ever Imagined

1188

Our Planet May Be Barreling Toward a Tipping Point

1189

Climate Change Is Brutal for Everyone, But Worse for Women

1190

Why Robots Should Learn to Build Crappy Ikea Furniture

1191

Are Saturn’s Rings Really as Young as the Dinosaurs?

1192

What Makes an Element? The Frankenstein of Sodium Holds Clues

1193

A Solar 'Breakthrough' Won't Solve Cement's Carbon Problem

1194

Hey Surgeon, Is That a HoloLens on Your Head?

1195

Astronomers Detect Water Vapor Around Jupiter's Moon Europa

1196

Can Fake Horns Save the Rhino? That's … Extremely Thorny

1197

Pinterest Has a New Plan to Address Self-Harm

1198

How Wily Teens Outwit Bathroom Vape Detectors

1199

Alien Hunters Need the Far Side of the Moon to Stay Quiet

1200

The EPA's Anti-Science ‘Transparency’ Rule Has a Long History

1201

The Enduring Power of Asperger's, Even as a Non-Diagnosis

1202

A Scientist's Tiny Black Hole Brings the Cosmos Into the Lab

1203

Adam Savage on Juggling and How Obsession Makes You Smarter

1204

A Baby Fish Crisis, the Terrible Microsoft Surface Pro X, and More News

1205

Baby Fish Feast on Microplastics, and Then Get Eaten

1206

Aerial Scans Help Bust California's Worst Methane Leakers

1207

Icelandic Walruses May Have Been Early Victims of Human-Driven Extinction

1208

FDA Permits the Sale of a New Smoking Device. Is It Safe?

1209

This Martini Wants to Kill Climate Change One Sip at a Time

1210

SpaceX and Boeing Still Need a Parachute That Always Works

1211

Do We Need a Special Language to Talk to Aliens?

1212

If You Want a Robot to Learn Better, Be a Jerk to It

1213

The Delicate Art—and Evolving Science—of Wildfire Evacuations

1214

Trump Can Now Exit the Paris Accord. It's Still a Bad Idea

1215

Where Do Hippos Wander? An Aquatic Mystery, Solved

1216

Here’s What Happens When You Leave Weed Up Your Nose for 18 Years

1217

How the Measles Virus Induces ‘Immune Amnesia’

1218

Bees, Please: Stop Dying in Your Martian Simulator

1219

Scientists Now Know How Sleep Cleans Toxins From the Brain

1220

NASA is Getting Serious About an Interstellar Mission

1221

Scientists Take Baby Steps Toward Extraterrestrial Babies

1222

Technology Will Keep Us From Running Out of Stuff

1223

California’s Wildfires Are the Doom of Our Own Making

1224

We Should Just Build Giant Telescopes ... in Space

1225

A Secret Space Plane Just Landed After a Record Stay in Orbit

1226

Ocean Cleanup’s New Plastic-Catcher … Kinda Already Exists?

1227

Kincade Fire: The Age of Flames Is Consuming California

1228

Can We Plant 20 Million Trees for 2020? The Math Says Yes

1229

The Most Diabolical Race and the Rise of Women Endurance Stars

1230

Why Did Oklahoma’s Sooner Schooner Tip Over?

1231

NASA Wants to Send a Probe to the Hellish Surface of Venus

1232

NASA's New Space Suits Will Fit Men and Women Alike (for Once)

1233

The Bizarre Aye-Aye Isn’t Giving Us the Finger After All

1234

Scientists Are Literally Spinning Up Lab-Grown Meat

1235

Andrew Yang Wants a Thorium Reactor by 2027. Good Luck, Buddy

1236

A New Crispr Technique Could Fix Almost All Genetic Diseases

1237

How Chaos Will Unfold if Trump Opens the Tongass to Logging

1238

All Hail the Blob, the Smart Slime Mold Confounding Science

1239

The NFL's Helmet Tests Are Brainless

1240

Ethnobotanists have a new theory on which plant the berserkers ingested.

1241

AI Could Reinvent Medicine—Or Become a Patient's Nightmare

1242

Why We Need Guidelines for Brain Scan Data

1243

Physicists Finally Nail the Proton’s Size, and Hope Dies

1244

Mass Graves in Russia Tell the Grim Story of Mongol Invasion

1245

Three Ways to Fix the Drug Industry's Rampant Dysfunction

1246

Unusual Fluids Flip, Twirl, and Redefine How Liquids Work

1247

India Is Ready to Touch Down Near the Moon’s South Pole

1248

This Huge Electric Dump Truck Never Needs to Plug In

1249

Scientists Avoid Bias When They Know They're Being Tested

1250

See How LA Belches Emissions, Block by Block

1251

Brazil's Plans for Gene-Edited Cows Got Scrapped—Here's Why

1252

A Single Math Model Explains Many Mysteries of Vision

1253

Vaping May Have Killed Someone, Health Officials Say

1254

The Horrifying Science of the Deforestation Fueling Amazon Fires

1255

Humans, More Than Drought, Are Fueling the Amazon's Flames

1256

Melting Glaciers Are Helping Capture Carbon

1257

Vaping May Harm Your Blood Flow—Even Without Nicotine

1258

NASA's Next Martian Rover Is Almost Ready to Rock

1259

8/19 AM - A Strange Radioactive Cloud Likely Came From Russia

1260

8/15/19 AM - 3 Animals Hurt By the New Endangered Species Act

1261

8/14 PM - The Biomechanical Perfection of Simone Biles in Flight

1262

8/14 AM - Why Lightning Strikes in an Arctic Gone Bizarro

1263

8/13 pm - Ebola Is Now Curable. Here’s How the New Treatments Work

1264

8/13 am - A Newfound Neuron Might Help Keep the Brain's Cells in Sync

1265

8/12 am - New IPCC Report Shows How Our Abuse of Land Drives Climate Change

1266

8/7 AM How to Reduce Gun Violence: Ask Some Scientists

1267

Americans Trust Scientists, Until Politics Gets in the Way

1268

8/5 midnight - Don't Ask How to Pay for Climate Change. Ask Who

1269

8/2 noon - The Notre Dame Fire Spread Toxic Lead Dust Over Paris

1270

The World Health Organization Says No More Gene-Edited Babies

1271

7/31 AM The Bizarre, Peaty Science of Arctic Wildfires

1272

7/30 AM Physicists Made a Blazing Hot Plasma Doughnut to Study Solar Wind

1273

7/30 PM SpaceX Just Unleashed Its Starship Rocket for the First Time

1274

7/30 AM Why Big Banks Could Soon Jump on the Quantum Bandwagon

1275

7/26 PM Here’s How Elon Musk Plans to Stitch a Computer into Your Brain

1276

An Alien-Hunting Tech Mogul May Help Solve a Space Mystery

1277

The Sea Is Consuming Jakarta, and Its People Aren't Insured

1278

What Happens When Reproductive Tech Like IVF Goes Awry?

1279

7/19 Headed to Mars? Pack Some Aerogel—You Know, for Terraforming

1280

The Strange Saga of the Butt Plug Turned Research Device

1281

A Rocket-Launching Plane, Nintendo's New Switch, and More News

1282

Trees Emit a Surprisingly Large Amount of Methane

1283

Tropical Storm Barry Pits New Orleans Against Water—Again

1284

How Phone Taps and Swipes Train Us to Be Better Consumers

1285

Why Dogs Now Play a Big Role in Human Cancer Research

1286

Virgin Orbit Just Dropped a Rocket From a Boeing 747

1287

NASA Needs to Out-Crazy Elon Musk

1288

The Meat-Allergy Tick Also Carries a Mystery Killer Virus

1289

The Colorful Science of Why Fireworks Look Bad on TV

1290

An Itty-Bitty Robot That Lifts Off Like a Sci-Fi Spaceship

1291

How Extreme Heat Overwhelms Your Body and Becomes Deadly

1292

The Debates Will Be About Climate—Disguised as Other Issues

1293

Desalination Is Booming as Cities Run out of Water

1294

NASA Will Send a Helicopter to Hunt for Life on Saturn's Biggest Moon

1295

Want Your Kid to Play Pro Soccer? Sign Her Up for Basketball

1296

Senators Try—Again—to Solve the Nuclear Waste Debacle

1297

The Health Effects of Wildfire Smoke May Last a Lifetime

1298

What Could Possibly Be Cooler Than RoboBee? RoboBee X-Wing

1299

A New Kind of Space Camp Teaches the Art of Martian Medicine

1300

Fitted With Sensors, Antarctic Seals Track Water Temperatures

1301

We Need a Data-Rich Picture of What's Killing the Planet

1302

Neptune Is a Windy, Chilly, and Baffling Planet. Let's Go!

1303

Lawyers in a Murder Trial Clash Over a DNA Forensics Method

1304

This Robot Fish Powers Itself With Fake Blood

1305

The Midwest's Farms Face an Intense, Crop-Killing Future

1306

The Physics of Actually Flying Around in an Iron Man Suit

1307

These Sumptuous Images Give Deep Space Data an Old-World Look

1308

A New Fuel for Satellites Is So Safe It Won’t Blow Up Humans

1309

Remembering Gabriele Grunewald, Who Ran For Herself and Others

1310

Blame Utilities for Wildfires. But Blame Everyone Else Too

1311

Estimate the Energy of an Utterly Massive Wind Turbine

1312

The Top Secret Cold War Project That Pulled Climate Science From the Ice

1313

Here’s What a $52 Million Ticket to the ISS Will Get You

1314

More Scientists Now Think Geoengineering May Be Essential

1315

New Space Telescopes Could Look Like Giant Beach Balls

1316

The First Murder Case to Use Family Tree Forensics Goes to Trial

1317

The Heady, Thorny Journey to Decriminalize Magic Mushrooms

1318

NASA Is Ready To Get Down To Space Business, and More News

1319

California’s Vaccination Rate Slips as Medical Exemptions Rise

1320

Monterey Bay Is a Natural Wonder—Poisoned With Microplastic

1321

What to Do About CO2? Try Stuffing It Into the Gulf of Mexico

1322

Telemedicine Makes It Safe to Get Abortion Drugs in the Mail

1323

A Mythical Form of Space Propulsion Finally Gets a Real Test

1324

Drugs That Boost Our Circadian Rhythms Could Save Our Lives

1325

Tired: Eating Bugs. Wired: Eating Bug Meat Grown in a Lab

1326

The Military Is Locked in a Power Struggle With Wind Farms

1327

A Study Exposes the Health Risks of Gene-Editing Human Embryos

1328

Everyone Needs a Good Pillow—Even Astronauts Bound for Mars

1329

Why It’s So Hard to Predict Where a Tornado Will Strike

1330

Geothermal Energy Could Save the Climate—or Trigger Lots of Quakes

1331

Military vs. Wind Farms, Facebook vs. Fake Accounts, and More News

1332

This AI Uses Echolocation to Identify What You're Doing

1333

These Hidden Women Helped Invent Chaos Theory

1334

Mysterious Midwest Tornadoes, Airbnb's NYC Truce, and More News

1335

For the Midwest, Epic Flooding Is the Face of Climate Change

1336

Measles Had Been Eliminated. Now It’s Nearly a Daily Threat

1337

Scientists Go Back in Time to Find More Troubling News About Earth's Oceans

1338

A Rocket Built by Students Reached Space for the First Time

1339

Abortion Bans Create a Public Health Nightmare

1340

The Mystifying Case of the Missing Planets

1341

Inside Facebook's New Robotics Lab, Where AI and Machines Friend One Another

1342

Inside Swamp Works, the NASA Lab Learning to Mine the Moon

1343

Now Ocean Plastics Could Be Killing Oxygen-Making Bacteria

1344

5G Networks Could Throw Weather Forecasting Into Chaos

1345

'Heartbeat' Bills Get the Science of Fetal Heartbeats All Wrong

1346

This Casino's Microgrid Might Be the Future of Energy

1347

NASA Needs $1.6 Billion More to Send a Human to the Moon

1348

What's So Special About Human Screams? Ask a Screamologist

1349

The Chernobyl Disaster Might Have Also Built a Paradise

1350

Only Two Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Have a Climate Plan

1351

Jeff Bezos Unveils Blue Origin's Prototype of a Lunar Lander

1352

Bad Air Linked To Dementia, Bezos' Lunar Lander, and More News

1353

Seafloor Maps Reveal Underwater Caves, Slopes—and Fault Lines

1354

Scientists Save a Sick Teen, Hackers Steal $40 Million, and More News

1355

Genetically Tweaked Viruses Just Saved a Very Sick Teen

1356

China's Scientists Are the New Kids on the Arctic Block

1357

Calculate the G’s of Using an Ejection Seat to Blast Out of a Jet

1358

Sunscreen in Your Bloodstream, Google’s Conference, and More News

1359

Sunscreen Chemicals Soak All the Way Into Your Bloodstream

1360

Legendary Haight Street Gets a New, Legal King of Weed

1361

SpaceX Is Launching 'Organs on a Chip' to the ISS

1362

How to Build, and Keep Building, a Cathedral Like Notre Dame

1363

A Programmer Solved a 20-Year-Old Forgotten Crypto Puzzle

1364

Women May Soon Start Using AI to Tell Good Eggs From Bad

1365

These Super-Precise Clocks Help Weave Together Space And Time

1366

The Grid Might Survive an Electromagnetic Pulse Just Fine

1367

RIP, Anki: Yet Another Home Robotics Company Powers Down

1368

Meet the Pro-Vaxxers Helping to Stave Off the Next Pandemic

1369

Fighting Measles, LA Pulls a Classic Move: Quarantine

1370

The Plan to Grab the World's Carbon With Supercharged Plants

1371

The Meteoric Rise of Family Tree Forensics to Fight Crimes

1372

The Machine That Reads Your Mind (Kinda) and Talks (Sorta)

1373

What’s Known About the SpaceX Crew Dragon Accident

1374

In Automation, the Last Motion Will Come Before the Last Mile

1375

Offshore Wind Farms Are Spinning Up in the US—At Last

1376

Ancestry.com’s Racist Ad Tumbles Into a Cultural Minefield

1377

AI Could Predict Death. But What If the Algorithm Is Biased?

1378

You’re Not Getting Enough Sleep—and It’s Killing You

1379

New York’s Aggressive Climate Law Takes Aim at Skyscrapers

1380

China Finds Phone-Wielding Tourists and Telescopes Don't Mesh

1381

Crispr Gene Editing Is Coming for the Womb

1382

A Shocking Find Shows Just How Far Wind Can Carry Microplastics

1383

The Notre Dame Fire and the Future of History

1384

First Big Survey of Births Finds Millions of Missing Women

1385

SpaceX Lands All 3 Boosters of the World's Most Powerful Rocket

1386

Researchers Want to Link Your Genes and Income—Should They?

1387

Lasers Highlight Ketamine's Depression-Fighting Secrets

1388

How the Boston Marathon Messes With Runners to Slow Them Down

1389

New York's Vaccine Order Shows How Health Laws Are Failing Us

1390

Sea Levels Are Rising. Time to Build ... Floating Cities?

1391

The Plan to Save the Rhino With a Cervix-Navigating Robot

1392

Two Unusual Galaxies Shake Up the Dark Matter Debate, Again

1393

Machine Learning for March Madness Is a Competition In Itself

1394

This Tiny Guillotine Decapitates Mosquitoes to Fight Malaria

1395

AI Could Scan IVF Embryos to Help Make Babies More Quickly

1396

Scientists Need More Cat DNA, and Lil Bub Is Here to Help

1397

By 2080, Tropical Diseases Could Be Headed to Alaska

1398

Data Centers Gobble Energy. Could a ‘Fossil-Free’ Label Help?

1399

The Fungi Decimating Amphibians Is Worse Than We Thought

1400

A Human-Spread Fungus Is Killing Amphibians, and More News

1401

The Failure of NASA's Spacewalk Snafu? How Predictable It Was

1402

Why America Wants to Send Astronauts to the Moon's South Pole

1403

It's Either the Best Time or the Worst Time to Have a Baby

1404

Robot ‘Natural Selection’ Recombines Into Something Totally New

1405

We Might Be Reaching 'Peak Indifference' on Climate Change

1406

Those Midwestern Floods Are Expected to Get Much, Much Worse

1407

Costa Rica's Zero-Carbon Plan Could Be a Model for the World

1408

Scientists Reveal Ancient Social Networks Using AI—and X-Rays

1409

The First Gene-Edited Food Is Now Being Served

1410

The WIRED Guide to Cannabis

1411

Preparing to Unleash Crispr on an Unprepared World

1412

Women's Pain Is Different From Men's—the Drugs Could Be Too

1413

DNA Crime-Solving Is Still New, Yet It May Have Gone Too Far

1414

The Uncanny Valley Nobody's Talking About: Eerie Robot Voices

1415

The Arctic's ‘Carbon Bomb’ Could Screw the Climate Even More

1416

23andMe’s New Diabetes Test Has Experts Asking Who It’s For

1417

Trump's Budget Guts Science Agencies—But Favors the Moon

1418

A Teen Started a Global Climate Protest. What Are You Doing?

1419

The Genderless Digital Voice the World Needs Right Now

1420

Astronomers Think They Can Explain Mysterious Cosmic Bursts

1421

Inside the High-Stakes Race to Make Quantum Computers Work

1422

The Fish on Your Plate May Not Be What You Ordered

1423

Oceans Are 'Spiking a Fever' With Record Heat Waves

1424

The Gene Mutation That Could Cure HIV Has a Checkered Past

1425

A New Method of DNA Testing Could Solve More Shootings

1426

Post-Apocalyptic Insurers Try Out a New 'Make it Rain' Strategy

1427

SpaceX Is Sending Its First Crew-Ready Capsule to the ISS

1428

How I Became a Robot in London—From 5,000 Miles Away

1429

Gene Editing Is Trickier Than Expected—but Fixes Are in Sight

1430

Polio Is Nearly Wiped Out—Unless Some Lab Tech Screws Up

1431

This Viral Therapy Could Help Us Survive the Superbug Era

1432

Your Weather Tweets Are Showing Your Climate Amnesia

1433

Doubling Our DNA Building Blocks Could Lead to New Life Forms

1434

NASA’s Space Shuttle Rises From the Dead to Power New Vehicles

1435

The Triumphant Rediscovery of the Biggest Bee on Earth

1436

Boaty McBoatface Gears Up for Epic Swim Across the Arctic

1437

Our Ears Are Unlocking an Era of Aural Data

1438

The Confounding Climate Science of Lab-Grown Meat

1439

3 Smart Things: What You Might Not Know About Attention

1440

Why a Grape Turns Into a Fireball in a Microwave

1441

R.I.P., Opportunity Rover: the Hardest-Working Robot in the Solar System

1442

Darpa Wants to Solve Science's Replication Crisis With Robots

1443

Two Satellites Almost Crashed. Here’s How They Dodged It

1444

A 6-Legged Robot Stares at the Sky to Navigate Like a Desert Ant

1445

This Robot Debates and Cracks Jokes, but It's Still a Toaster

1446

A New Lab Is Brewing Microbes to Create Makeup and Medicines

1447

The Wretched, Climate-Killing Truth About American Sprawl

1448

Now You Can Join the Search for Killer Asteroids

1449

The Green New Deal Shows How Grand Climate Politics Can Be

1450

This Jagged Little Pill Could Make Diabetes Easier to Treat

1451

SpaceX's Starship, Meant for Mars, Prepares for a First Hop

1452

China’s Moon Lander Wakes Up From Its Long, Ultra-Cold Night

1453

January Was Unusually Warm—Yes, Warm!—Despite That Cold Snap

1454

Ditch the Super Bowl for a Who's Who of Superb Owls

1455

The Punishing Polar Vortex Is Ideal for Cassie the Robot

1456

Don't Save the Planet for the Planet. Do It for the Beer

1457

A Robot Teaches Itself to Play Jenga. But This Is No Game

1458

An Underwater Skin Sensor Lets Swimmers Track Their Sweat

1459

SpaceX Revs Its Engines as It Gets Closer to Crewed Flight

1460

And Now, the Weather: Mars-like, With a Chance of Apocalypse

1461

This App Lets Kenya's Farmers Monitor Crops From Eyes in the Sky

1462

The Excruciating, Impossible Science of Airport Delays

1463

We Need a Radical New Way to Understand Screen Use

1464

Drones Drop Poison Bombs to Fight One Island’s Rat Invasion

1465

One Scientist Hopes to Engineer the Climate With Antacid

1466

The Water in Your Toilet Could Fight Climate Change One Day

1467

We Can Still Avoid a Repeat of Last Year's Deadly Flu Season

1468

Exploding Stars May Have Killed Off Prehistoric Predators

1469

For Women Job Seekers, Networking Like a Man Isn't Enough

1470

3 Smart Things: The Hidden Lives of Liquids

1471

Space Billboards Are Just the Latest Orbital Stunt

1472

If Edible Insects Are the Future, We Should Talk About Poop

1473

A Crocodile-Like Robot Helps Solve a 300-Million-Year Mystery

1474

To Prevent Wildfires, Treat Utilities Like Railroad Barons

1475

Is ’Oumuamua an Alien Spaceship? Sure! Except, No

1476

Dark Matter Hunters Are Looking Inside Rocks for New Clues

1477

Bio-Printers Are Churning out Living Fixes to Broken Spines

1478

Trump's Immigration Speech Won't Change Minds, Science Says

1479

A Strange Kind of Data Tracks the Weather—and Pirate Ships

1480

To Prevent Fires, One California Town Says 'Goat Fund Me'

1481

Los Angeles Gets America's First Earthquake Warning App

1482

Ocean Cleanup's Plastic Catcher Is Busted. So What Now?

1483

The Clever Clumsiness of a Robot Teaching Itself to Walk

1484

The Shutdown Shows Just How Vital Government Scientists Are

1485

We Need to Not Freak Out About the Robot Revolution

1486

Why Your Doctor Should Also Be a Scientist

1487

One Species Loves Our Climate-Wrecking Ways: Fire Ants!

1488

How to Follow New Horizons' Historic Flyby of Ultima Thule

1489

The Year in Robots, From Boston Dynamics to (RIP) Baxter

1490

This Year SpaceX Made Us All Believe in Reusable Rockets

1491

NASA's New Horizons Probe Prepares To Make History—Again

1492

Don't Fear the Robot Overlords—Embrace Them as Coworkers

1493

The Future of Crime-Fighting Is Family Tree Forensics

1494

It's Not a Myth: Quantum Messages Really Can Travel Faster

1495

The DRC's Ebola Outbreak Is an End-of-Year Nightmare

1496

Confirmed! Scientists Did See Gravitational Waves (Probably)

1497

We've Got the Screen Time Debate All Wrong. Let's Fix It

1498

A Bug-Like Robot Uses Electricity to Walk Upside Down

1499

Dark Matter Hunters Pivot After Years of Failed Searches

1500

Can't Remember What You Read? Blame Font, Not Forgetfulness

1501

Scientists Journey Into the Dark Side of Cannabis

1502

A 'Roadless Trip' in a 3D-Printed, Solar-Powered Snow Rover

1503

Embrace a Fake Meat Future for Its Lesser-Known Benefits

1504

No GPS? A DIY Radio Transmitter Can Help You Navigate

1505

Sci-Fi Promised Us Home Robots. So Where Are They?

1506

A Designer Seed Company Is Building a Farming Panopticon

1507

Even Zoos Are Learning the Art of Doomsday Prepping

1508

As Snow Disappears, the Sierras and Rockies Are Shrinking

1509

Quantum Computing Needs You to Help Solve Its Core Mystery

1510

To Clean Up Space Junk, Some People Grabbed a Net and Harpoon

1511

How Do You Publish the Work of a Scientific Villain?

1512

The Science of Growing a Perfect Christmas Tree

1513

An Energy Evolution: From Delicious to Dirty to Almost Free

1514

Even China Roundly Condemns Editing the Genes of Babies

1515

The SpaceX 'Clown Car' Launch Actually Worked—Here's How

1516

A Global Climate Summit Is Surrounded By All Things Coal

1517

SpaceX’s Failed Landing Still Ended With a Clean Plop

1518

America's Corn Fields Are Making the Weather Really Weird

1519

A SpaceX Delivery Capsule May Be Contaminating the ISS

1520

Thousands of Unstudied Plants May Be at Risk of Extinction

1521

China Is Both the Best and Worst Hope for Clean Energy

1522

How Supercomputers Can Help Fix Our Wildfire Problem

1523

Here's a Way to Fight Climate Change: Empower Women

1524

US Biotech Firms Made China's Gene-Edited Babies Possible

1525

The Climate Apocalypse Is Now, and It’s Happening to You

1526

SpaceX's Next Launch Will Spark a Space Internet Showdown

1527

Mercury Pollution Is Way Up. One Huge Culprit? Gold Mines

1528

Scientist Who Crispr’d Babies Bucked His Own Ethics Policy

1529

Rogue Scientist Says Another Crispr Pregnancy Is Under Way

1530

The Government's Role in the Rise of Lab-Grown Meat

1531

The View From the Control Room: How InSight Landed on Mars

1532

Inside the Lab Training Genome Surgeons to Fight Disease

1533

Cities Have Turned Into Fire Bait—But We Can Fix Them

1534

NASA Will Land InSight on Mars With Cunning—and Lots of Cork

1535

Thin, Flexible New Solar Cells Could Soon Line Your Shirt

1536

Eyes and Ears 3D-Printed From Flesh Could Boost Our Senses

1537

Giant Lasers Bring Distant Twinkling Stars Into Sharp Focus

1538

When Did Fish Learn to Walk? Antarctica May Hold the Answer

1539

This Thanksgiving, Ditch the Food Psychology

1540

Cosmology Is in Crisis Over How to Measure the Universe

1541

3 Smart Things About Our Sixth, Inner Sense

1542

These DNA Startups Want to Put All of You on the Blockchain

1543

Now You Can Sequence Your Whole Genome for Just $200

1544

Kilogram Redefined. The Metric System Overhaul Is Complete

1545

Your Drone Can Give Cops a Surprising Amount of Your Data

1546

The Expanse Gets Artificial Gravity Right in This Neat Trick

1547

How California Needs to Adapt to Survive Future Fires

1548

Cities Cause Hurricanes to Dump Extra Rain on Them

1549

Our Climate Is Headed for Disaster, But Voters Still Shrug

1550

Take a Good Look, America. This Is What the Reckoning Looks Like

1551

The Risk That Ebola Will Spread to Uganda Is Now ‘Very High’

1552

These Wind Patterns Explain Why California's Wildfires Are So Bad

1553

The Terrifying Science Behind California’s Massive Camp Fire

1554

Don’t Want to Fall for Fake News? Don’t Be Lazy

1555

A New Robot Tracks Sick Bees Wearing Tiny Coded Backpacks

1556

Weed Wins on Election Day. So What Comes Next?

1557

THC! CBD! Terpenoids! Cannabis Science Is Getting Hairy

1558

New Satellites Will Use Radio Waves to Spy on Ships and Planes

1559

The Key to a Long Life Has Little to Do With ‘Good Genes’

1560

The Breakthrough Prizes Have Money, but They Need Diversity Too

1561

Bitcoin Will Burn the Planet Down. The Question: How Fast?

1562

How Antivax PACs Helped Shape Midterm Ballots

1563

Quantum Physicists Found a New, Safer Way to Navigate

1564

The ISS Has a Supercomputer! Never Mind the Fried Disks

1565

The Sea May Be Absorbing Way More Heat Than We Thought

1566

Apple's Heart Study Is the Biggest Ever, But With a Catch

1567

Calling the Caravan's Migrants "Diseased" Is a Classic Xenophobic Move

1568

Los Angeles Must Pay Billions to Adapt—or Slip Into the Sea

1569

A New Climate Change Lawsuit Takes Aim at ExxonMobil

1570

Does Climate Change Mean You Should Fly Less? Yeah, Maybe

1571

Carbon Capture Is Messy and Fraught—But Might Be Essential

1572

The Science of the Sniff: Why Dogs Are Great Disease Detectors

1573

How Trick-or-Treaters Can Stay Visible on a Dark and Spooooky Night

1574

Water, Flour, Syrup, Dye: Mastering the Elements of Fake Blood

1575

Ginkgo Bioworks Is Turning Human Cells Into On-Demand Factories

1576

An Ebola Outbreak in a War Zone Is About as Bad as It Gets

1577

These Wasp-Like Drones Lift Heavy Loads With Their Bellies

1578

Fusty Ol' Scientific Texts Get a Gorgeous, Pricey Makeover

1579

3 Smart Things About Animal-Inspired Robotics

1580

Science Isn't About 'the Truth'—It's About Building Models

1581

Scientists Help Robots 'Evolve.' Weirdness Ensues

1582

DNA Tests Could Help Docs Detect Infectious Diseases Faster

1583

Your Facebook Posts Can Reveal If You're Depressed

1584

Funky Materials Give the Mantis Shrimp Its Powerful Punch

1585

An App Built for Hurricane Harvey Is Now Saving Lives in Florida

1586

Life-Saving Deliveries Will Get Drones Flying the Skies

1587

Big Data and the End of Painful, Invasive Medical Procedures

1588

So Much Genetic Testing. So Few People to Explain It to You

1589

Here's What Astronauts See When a Rocket Aborts Mid-Flight

1590

Silicon Valley’s Tech Elite Zoom in on Crispr

1591

Climate Change Might Double the Cost of a Beer

1592

You’re Expecting Too Much Out of Boston Dynamics’ Robots

1593

Boston Dynamics Is Prepping Its Robot Dog to Get a Job

1594

Genome Hackers Show No One’s DNA Is Anonymous Anymore

1595

The Quest to Make California’s Weed the Champagne of Cannabis

1596

How Hurricane Michael Got Super Big, Super Fast

1597

A Long Goodbye to Baxter, a Gentle Giant Among Robots

1598

Physicists Condemn Sexism Through ‘Particles for Justice’

1599

Bionic Limbs 'Learn' to Open a Beer

1600

What One Devastated Community Can Teach the World About Mental Health

1601

SpaceX Sticks Its Landing after a Showy California Launch

1602

STEM Candidates Try to Ride a Pro-Science Wave to Congress

1603

The Insane Physics of Airbags

1604

A Mushroom Extract Might Save Bees from a Killer Virus

1605

A Brain-Eating Amoeba Just Claimed Another Victim

1606

Swarms of Super-Sized Mosquitoes Besiege North Carolina

1607

Physicists Win Nobel Prize for Lasers That Stretch, Bend and Blow Up Molecules

1608

It’s Time to Talk About Robot Gender Stereotypes

1609

Crawling Dead: How Ants Turn Into Zombies

1610

Farmers Can Now Buy Designer Microbes to Replace Fertilizer

1611

The Science Is Clear: Dirty Farm Water Is Making Us Sick

1612

Trump's Auto Emissions Plan Is Full of Faulty Logic

1613

San Francisco's Dream of 'Zero Waste' Lands in the Dumpster

1614

Darpa Goes Underground for Its Most Daring Robot Extravaganza Yet

1615

Robot Lawnmowers Are Killing Hedgehogs

1616

Cats Bad at Nabbing Rats But Feast on Other Beasts

1617

Everyone Wants to Go to the Moon Again—Logic Be Damned

1618

Learn From These Bugs. Don't Let Social Media Zombify You

1619

This Supple, Squishy Robo-Jellyfish Can Explore Ocean Reefs

1620

The Creepy-Cute Robot that Picks Peppers With its Face

1621

Here's the Plan to End Malaria With Crispr-Edited Mosquitoes

1622

First It Was a Hurricane. Then Pig Poop. Now It’s Coal Ash

1623

New Microscope Shows the Quantum World in Crazy Detail

1624

The Rocket That Gave Us GPS and the Mars Rovers Retires

1625

The Science Behind Home Disaster Preparedness Kits Is a Disaster

1626

Want a Robot to Really Get a Grip? Make It Like Baymax

1627

Why Animal Extinction Is Crippling Computer Science

1628

E.T. Hunters Join Forces to Probe the Heavens

1629

Jeff Bezos and the Clock That Will Outlast Civilization

1630

SpaceX Will Send Yusaku Maezawa (and Artists!) to the Moon

1631

Astronomers Have Found the Universe's Missing Matter

1632

At the Edge of the World, Facing the End of the World

1633

An Equator Full of Hurricanes Shows a Preview of End Times

1634

Emissions Have Already Peaked in 27 Cities—And Keep Falling

1635

A New Robotic Fly Dips and Dives Like the Real Thing

1636

You Can Drink Champagne in Space—Yes, Really

1637

Yes, You Can Boil Water at Room Temperature. Here's How

1638

Wisconsin's Floods Are Catastrophic—and Only Getting Worse

1639

When Your Phone Sucks You Into the Void, This App Notices

1640

We Know Exactly How to Stop Wildfires—With Money

1641

New Space Robots Will Fix Satellites, or Maybe Destroy Them

1642

This One-Armed Robot Is Super Manipulative (in a Good Way)

1643

23andMe Cuts Off the DNA App Ecosystem It Created

1644

A 600-Meter-Long Plastic Catcher Heads to Sea. But Scientists Are Skeptical

1645

Startups Flock to Turn Young Blood Into an Elixir of Youth

1646

This Hyper-Real Robot Will Cry and Bleed on Med Students

1647

Why Scientists Are Using Frog Eggs to Power Tiny Electronics

1648

America’s Spaceport Boom Is Outpacing the Need to Go to Space

1649

Crispr Halted Muscular Dystrophy in Dogs. Someday, It Might Cure Humans

1650

A Clever and Simple Robot Hand

1651

What if Ketamine Actually Works Like an Opioid?

1652

A Law Alone Won't Get California to 100 Percent Green Power

1653

Far Out! Worms May Dose Mice With Cannabinoids to Kill the Pain

1654

Here's How Fast That Jumping Tesla Was Traveling

1655

The Science Behind Social Science Gets Shaken Up—Again

1656

How Big Can A Solar-Powered Drone Be?

1657

Meet the Rosehip Cell, a New Kind of Neuron

1658

98.6 Degrees Is A Normal Body Temperature, Right? Not Quite

1659

Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte Is Back to Mess With Your Brain

1660

Your Next Weather Apocalypse: The Smokestorm

1661

The Physics of Falling Into a Black Hole

1662

The Globe-Trotting Show Bringing Science and Tech to Arab TV

1663

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1664

The Serious Security Problem Looming Over Robotics

1665

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1666

How NASA Built a Shark Tank for Space Inventions

1667

Trump's New Power Plan Comes With a Deadly Price

1668

Prepare to Be Hypnotized By These Delicate Paper Robots

1669

How to Prove That the Earth Orbits the Sun

1670

An Adorable Rodent Gives a Glimpse Into Earth’s Climate Chaos

1671

Think Rivers Are Dangerous Now? Just Wait

1672

The Curious Case of a Revolutionary (But Imaginary?) Superconductor

1673

After 13 Years, Scientists Finally Map the Massive Wheat Genome

1674

The Physics of Catching a Gnarly 80-Foot-Tall Wave

1675

Your Tweets Can Help Map the Spread of Wildfire Smoke

1676

Three Science Experiments You Can Do With Your Phone

1677

Drone Swarms as You Know Them Are Just an Illusion—for Now

1678

Wildfire Smoke Is Smothering the US—Even Where You Don't Expect It

1679

Star-Swallowing Black Holes Reveal Secrets in Exotic Light Shows

1680

How Engineering the Climate Could Mess With Our Food

1681

What Termites Teach Us About Robot Cooperation

1682

This Solar Probe Is Built to Survive a Brush With the Sun

1683

Native Tribes Are Taking Fire Control Into Their Own Hands

1684

The Unknowability of the Next Global Epidemic

1685

Scientists Take a Harder Look at Genetic Engineering of Human Embryos

1686

You Can Learn Everything Online Except for the Things You Can't

1687

How Much Power Does It Take to Fly in a Real-Life Jet Suit?

1688

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1689

My Two-Week Edible-Insect Feast

1690

Who's Responsible for Your Bad Tech Habits? It's Complicated

1691

Meet the Astronauts Who Will Fly the First Private ‘Space Taxis’

1692

Robots Are Renting Airbnbs to Get a Better Grip

1693

Climate Change's Looming Mental Health Crisis

1694

The Only Thing Fire Scientists Are Sure of: This Will Get Worse

1695

Why Big Stuff Cools Off Slower Than Small Stuff

1696

Climate Change Is Coming for Underwater Archaeological Sites

1697

Making Personalized Cancer Vaccines Takes an Army—of Robots

1698

This Robot Hand Taught Itself How to Grab Stuff Like a Human

1699

Sorry, Nerds: Terraforming Might Not Work on Mars

1700

If Germany Can't Quit Coal, Can Anyone Else?

1701

Congress Has a $65 Million Proposal to Study Tech’s Effect on Kids

1702

That Purple Kush You're Toking Might Be a Genetic Imposter

1703

Next-Gen Nuclear Is Coming—If Society Wants It

1704

How Plastic Straws Slip Through the Cracks of Waste Management

1705

Scientists Discover the First Large Body of Liquid Water on Mars

1706

This Bomb-Simulating US Supercomputer Broke a World Record

1707

SpaceX Preps for Three Block 5 Launches in Just Two Weeks

1708

How a Team of Experts Quelled Colorado's Enormous Spring Fire

1709

Meet the Woman Who Rocked Particle Physics—Three Times

1710

Welcome to the Era of Orbital Publicity Stunts

1711

Some Scientists Work With China, but NASA Won't

1712

A Comprehensive Guide to the Physics of Running on the Moon

1713

Rising Seas Could Cause Your Next Internet Outage

1714

How a Flock of Drones Developed Collective Intelligence

1715

In Greenland, Iceberg Shedding Is a Tourist Attraction and a Threat

1716

Cheap, Portable Sensors Are Democratizing Air-Quality Data

1717

How New York City Is Tackling Extreme Heat in a Warming World

1718

Astronomers Discovered 12 New Moons Around Jupiter. Here's How

1719

How Is a Runner Like a Bouncing Ball?

1720

This Company Wants Your Fertility Data

1721

Robots Can't Hold Stuff Very Well. But You Can Help

1722

The Ultimate Carbon-Saving Tip? Travel by Cargo Ship

1723

What's a Blazar? A Galactic Bakery for Cosmic Rays

1724

Inside the Test Chamber for NASA's Astronaut Vehicle Double

1725

Facebook Opens Its Private Servers to Scientists Studying Fake News

1726

Flattened Fluids Help Scientists Understand Oceans and Atmospheres

1727

Can Your Electronic Gadgets Interfere With Your Compass?

1728

The Race to Get Tourists to Suborbital Space Is Heating Up

1729

Don't Just Lecture Robots—Make Them Learn

1730

Where Can Climate Activists Find Common Ground?

1731

Try Out This Physics Problem With a Baseball and a Neighbor

1732

Never Prebook Your Return Flight From a Rocket Launch

1733

In Search of New Rules to Protect Other Worlds From Earth's Cooties

1734

The Air Force Is Already Betting on SpaceX's Brand-New Falcon Heavy

1735

We Have No Idea How Bad the US Tick Problem Is

1736

The Physics of Launching Fireworks From a Drone

1737

Do Thundershirts Really Calm Dogs During Fireworks or What?

1738

This Giant Invasive Flower Can Give You Third-Degree Burns

1739

DNA-Repairing Sunscreen: Legit or Not?

1740

Why (and How) California Is Destroying Mountains of Weed

1741

The Physics of a Spinning Spacecraft in The Expanse

1742

One Sentence With 7 Meanings Unlocks a Mystery of Human Speech

1743

SpaceX Is About to Launch Its Final Block 4 Falcon

1744

Delays, Rising Costs Plague NASA's James Webb Space Telescope

1745

The Rise of DNA Data Storage

1746

These Beating Mini-Hearts Could Save Big Bucks—And Maybe Lives

1747

A Microguide to Microdosing Psychedelic Drugs

1748

Big Tech Isn’t the Problem With Homelessness. It’s All of Us

1749

Twitter Users Are Analytical in the Morning, Angsty at Night

1750

The Quest to Make Super Cold Quantum Blobs in Space

1751

It's Business Time for Rocket Lab, Launcher of Small Satellites

1752

Pain Is Weird. Making Bionic Arms Feel Pain Is Even Weirder

1753

NASA’s New Plan: Do More Science With Small Satellites

1754

The Amphiphilic Liquid Coating That Keeps Your Avocados Fresh

1755

China Won’t Solve the World’s Plastics Problem Any More

1756

Trump Hasn't Signed a Space Force Into Being—Yet

1757

The Collapse of a $40 Million Nutrition Science Crusade

1758

Space Really Does Need Traffic Cops

1759

Robots Won't Take Your Job—But They Might Make It Boring

1760

Protect My Head? Soccer Pros Shrug and Carry On

1761

Puerto Rico's Observatory Is Still Recovering From Hurricane Maria

1762

'Ninjabot' Reveals the Mantis Shrimp's Wily Snail-Hunting Scheme

1763

Can PJs and Sound Sleep Lead to a World Cup Victory?

1764

How Scientists Tracked Antarctica's Stunning Ice Loss

1765

Crispr Fans Fight for Egalitarian Access to Gene Editing

1766

Forget X-Ray Vision. You Can See Through Walls With Radio

1767

The Physics of a Puzzling Perpetual Motion Machine

1768

Inside a Chemist’s Quest to Hack Evolution and Cure Genetic Disease

1769

How a Uranium Hunter Sniffs Out Nuclear Weapons

1770

Wanna Pull Water Out of Air? Grab Some Ions or a Weird Sponge

1771

The Many Shades of Bad Physics

1772

How Science Helps the Warriors Sleep Their Way to Success

1773

Elections Don’t Work at All. You Can Blame the Math

1774

We Need to Talk About Robots Trying to Pass as Humans

1775

Hurricane Season 2018 Has a Lot to Learn From Last Year

1776

Why Apple Can’t Tackle Digital Wellness in a Vacuum

1777

Physics Face-off: The Momentum Principle vs. Newton's 2nd Law

1778

A Blood-Based Cancer Test Gets Its First Results

1779

These Physicists Watched a Clock Tick for 14 Years Straight

1780

Cosmic Ray Showers Crash Supercomputers. Here's What to Do About It

1781

These Spinning Disks of Gas and Dust Reveal How Planets Get Made

1782

The Wild Physics of a Firefighter's Window Catch

1783

The Key to Cracking Cold Cases Might Be Genealogy Sites

1784

How Fast Do Spacecraft Travel in The Expanse?

1785

The Messy, Malodorous Mystery of the Dead 60-Foot Whale

1786

Why Darpa Wants Everyone to Launch Tiny Satellites

1787

The Wild Logistical Ride of the Ebola Vaccine's High-Tech Thermos

1788

Climate Change Made Zombie Ants Even More Cunning

1789

Can a City Really Sue an Oil Company for Climate Change?

1790

Maybe DNA Can’t Answer All Our Questions About Heredity

1791

The Physics of Accelerating Spacecraft in The Expanse

1792

Inconvenient Minifauna and the Invasion of the Hammerhead Flatworms

1793

Give the Robots Electronic Tongues

1794

Are Avocados Toast?

1795

This Robotic Pollinator Is Like a Huge Bee With Wheels and an Arm

1796

Scientists Are Using AI to Painstakingly Assemble Single Atoms

1797

America's Fastest-Growing Urban Area Has a Water Problem

1798

A New Look Inside Theranos’ Dysfunctional Corporate Culture

1799

The 6-Foot Chinese Giant Salamander Is in Serious Trouble

1800

23andMe Goes Global In Its Data-Mining Efforts

1801

The Physics of a Tesla Model X Pulling a Boeing 787

1802

The Fundamental Nihilism of Yanny vs. Laurel

1803

The Shape-Shifting Robot That Evolves by Falling Down

1804

The WIRED Guide to Robots

1805

Fun Ideas That Keep Kids Learning Even After School's Out

1806

The Physics of NASA's New Mars Helicopter

1807

Hey Alexa, What Are You Doing to My Kid's Brain?

1808

How NASA Will Look for Geysers (and Life) on Europa

1809

This Insect-Sized Flying Robot Is Powered by Lasers

1810

Darpa's Next Challenge? A Grueling Underground Journey

1811

The Race to Save Arctic Cities As Permafrost Melts

1812

The Japanese Space Bots That Could Build ‘Moon Valley’

1813

Something's Off With the Turbolaser Shots in The Last Jedi

1814

The Implacable Power of Volcanic Lava

1815

Lots of Doctors Recommend Weed Without Understanding It

1816

The Research Behind Google's New Tools for Digital Well-Being

1817

The Physics of Swinging a Mass on a String for Fun

1818

Troubled Times for Alternatives to Einstein’s Theory of Gravity

1819

A Tornado's Secret Sounds Could Reveal Where It'll Strike

1820

This Startup Wants to Be AirBnb for Gene Sequencers

1821

An Anti-Aging Pundit Solves a Decades-Old Math Problem

1822

The NIH Launches Its Ambitious Million-Person Genetic Survey

1823

How to Fight Climate Change: Figure Out Who's to Blame, and Sue Them

1824

The Physics of Leia Using the Force

1825

Detectives Cracked the Golden State Killer Case Using Genetics

1826

NASA’s InSight Lander Will Probe Mars, Measure Its Quakes

1827

This Trucking Company Keeps Spacecraft Safe on the Interstate

1828

Insect-Borne Diseases Have Tripled. Here's Why.

1829

Too High, Drunk, or Sleepy to Drive? One Day Your Phone Could Know

1830

Does Your Doctor Need a Voice Assistant?

1831

How a Soviet A-Bomb Test Launched US Climate Science

1832

Fukushima’s Other Big Problem: A Million Tons of Radioactive Water

1833

The Terrifying Technological Tactics Behind BattleBots

1834

Chemists Orchestrate the Molecular Union of Two Single Atoms

1835

A New Startup Wants to Use Crispr to Diagnose Disease

1836

The Lab Making Robots Walk Through Fire and Ride Segways

1837

Lyft Delivers Carbon-Neutral Rides

1838

What Happens When Science Just Disappears?

1839

Delivery Bots Have Awkward Sidewalk Interactions, Too

1840

Why Can't We Fix Puerto Rico's Power Grid?

1841

California’s Water Whiplash Is Only Going to Get Worse

1842

Just How Random Are Two Factor Authentication Codes?

1843

My Son Pioneered an Epilepsy Drug Derived From Marijuana. An FDA Panel Just Approved It

1844

23andMe Wants You to Share Even More Health Data

1845

Physics Explains Why No One Can Beat the Freeze

1846

Biotech Gets Some Silicon Valley Shine at Illumina’s New Campus

1847

A Robot Does the Impossible: Assembling an Ikea Chair Without Having a Meltdown

1848

The Plan to Save California's Legendary Weed From 'Big Cannabis'

1849

NASA’s New Exoplanet Satellite Has a Better Shot of Finding Life Close to Home

1850

Incredibles 2 Asks: What's the Right Way to Solve a Math Problem?

1851

AI Learns a New Trick: Measuring Brain Cells

1852

Exploring the Mirror Link Between Two Geometric Worlds

1853

Quantum Mechanics Could Solve Cryptography’s Random Number Problem

1854

How the March For Science Became a Movement

1855

Space Oddities: We Need a Plan to Stop Polluting Space Before It’s Too Late

1856

The Case of the Evaporating Exoplanets

1857

Want to Fight Sea Level Rise? Look to San Francisco’s Ocean Beach

1858

How Many G's Will the Hyperloop Pull in Its Next Test?

1859

What Random Walks in Multiple Dimensions Teach You About Life

1860

Helix Takes Clinical Genetic Testing Straight to Consumers

1861

Inside the Cleanroom Where NASA’s New Mars Lander Waits to Launch

1862

Why Winning in Rock-Paper-Scissors Isn’t Everything

1863

Use Science (Not Surgery) to Create Your Best Selfie

1864

With Some Structure, Stem Cells Might Still Stop Vision Loss

1865

Do You Weigh More at the Equator or at the North Pole?

1866

Why These Bumblebees Are Wearing Itty-Bitty QR Codes

1867

Too Much Engineering Has Made Mississippi River Floods Worse

1868

The Woman Who Knows Everything About the Universe

1869

A Flawed Study Shows How Little We Understand Crispr's Effects

1870

2001: A Space Odyssey Predicted The Future—50 Years Ago

1871

Mini Brains Just Got Creepier—They’re Growing Their Own Veins

1872

The Next Best Version of Me: How to Live Forever

1873

The Case of the Missing Dark Matter

1874

All The Places Tiangong-1 Won’t Land (And Where It Still Might)

1875

Telomeres Are the New Cholesterol. Now What?

1876

A New Way to Dispose of Corpses—With Chemistry!

1877

What Are Screens Doing to Our Eyes—And Our Ability to See?

1878

Model How Light Reflects Off a Mirror With Python

1879

You Know Who's Really Addicted to Their Phones? The Olds.

1880

How Cannabis Tech Can Help Build a Better Cup of Coffee

1881

How Kids Can Use 'Screen Time' to Their Advantage

1882

Ski Resorts Fight Climate Change With Snow Blowers and Buses

1883

In Search of God’s Mathematical Perfect Proofs

1884

Will Cutting Calories Make You Live Longer?

1885

See Everything Bad About Climate Change in a Single California Town

1886

In the Courtroom, Climate Science Needs Substance—and Style

1887

Robot Microscopes Demystify Plankton, the Sea's Most Vital Residents

1888

Med Students Are Getting Terrible Training in Robotic Surgery

1889

Google's Quantum Computing Party Is as Fancy as Physics Gets

1890

Big Ag Wants Farmers to Buy Into Satellite Imagery

1891

With Medicare Support, Genetic Cancer Testing Goes Mainstream

1892

To Stay Healthy On Your Next Flight, Avoid Aisles and Stay Put

1893

Researchers Restore “Feeling” to Lost Limbs—Kinda

1894

Maybe Nobody Wants Your Space Internet

1895

Theranos Didn't Nuke the Diagnostics Business

1896

These Conservationists Are Desperate to Defrost Snake Sperm

1897

Stephen Hawking, a Physicist Transcending Space and Time, Passes Away at 76

1898

What Keeps Egg-Freezing Operations From Failing?

1899

This Pi Day, Calculate the Value of Pi for Yourself

1900

The Controversial Link Between Epic Storms and a Warming Arctic

1901

Please Stop Building Houses Exactly Where Wildfires Start

1902

The Physics of the Speeder Chase in Solo: A Star Wars Story

1903

Can Machine Learning Find Medical Meaning in a Mess of Genes?

1904

The Transformer of Autonomous Farmbots Can Do 100 Jobs on Its Own

1905

No Refrigeration Necessary: New Tech for Everlasting Shelf-Life

1906

Can Humans Survive on Water Vapor Alone?

1907

Apparently We Can Let the Stock Market Fight Climate Change

1908

Sea Level Rise in the SF Bay Area Just Got a Lot More Dire

1909

The CDC Can't Fund Gun Research. What if that Changed?

1910

Researchers Used This Genealogy Site to Build a 13 Million-Person Family Tree

1911

The Secret to a High Tech Concierge Medical Office? Data

1912

Wanna See Around Corners? Better Get Yourself a Laser

1913

A Bomb Cyclone Brings Massive Flooding to New England—Again

1914

The Subtle Nudges That Could Unhook Us From Our Phones

1915

Spoof, Jam, Destroy: Why We Need a Backup for GPS

1916

How Flight Simulation Tech Can Help Turn Robots Into Surgeons

1917

You Can Find the Gravitational Constant with String and a Mountain

1918

Congress Takes On Sexual Harassment in the Sciences

1919

How to Build a Space Communication System Out of Lasers

1920

With This DNA Dating App, You Swab, Then Swipe For Love

1921

If There's Life on Saturn's Moon Enceladus, It Might Look Like This

1922

Why It's So Hard to Dose Weed

1923

Inside Robert Bigelow's Decades-Long Obsession With UFOs

1924

The Ongoing Battle Between Quantum and Classical Computers

1925

The Struggle to Predict—and Prevent—Toxic Masculinity

1926

To Stop Climate Change, Educate Girls and Give them Birth Control

1927

You Don't Need a Personal Genetics Test to Take Charge of Your Health

1928

Snakelike Skin Gives a Robot the Power to Crawl

1929

Solve Genomics with the Blockchain? Why the Hell Not

1930

SpaceX Will Launch the First of Its Global Internet Satellites

1931

Winter Olympics 2018: The Physics of Blazing Fast Bobsled Runs

1932

Could Scientists Use Silver Iodide to Make Snow for the Olympics?

1933

China Wants to Make a Mark in Space—But It'll Need a Little Help

1934

The Big Engineering Behind Olympic Snowboarding's Big Air Event

1935

Peter Diamandis Is the Latest Tech Futurist Betting on Stem Cells

1936

Inside the Mind of Amanda Feilding, Countess of Psychedelic Science

1937

How You Could Road Race—and Win—From Your Living Room

1938

LED Flashlights Are Bright—But Just How Bright, Exactly?

1939

A Bid to Solve California’s Housing Crisis Could Redraw How Cities Grow

1940

Would Delivery Drones Be All That Efficient? Depends Where You Live

1941

Scientists Know How You’ll Respond to Nuclear War—And They Have a Plan

1942

How Ice Skaters Turn Physics Into Astonishing Spins

1943

Real Heroes Have the Guts to Admit They're Wrong

1944

Is Cape Town Thirsty Enough to Drink Sea Water?

1945

Winter Olympics 2018: Can Ski Wax Help Win Gold?

1946

How the Government Controls Sensitive Satellite Data

1947

The Secret To Breaking Up With Your Phone? Remember That You Will Die.

1948

SpaceX Successfully Launches the Falcon Heavy—And Elon Musk's Roadster

1949

Biopunks are Pushing the Limits With Implants and DIY Drugs

1950

AI Just Learned How to Boost the Brain's Memory

1951

The WIRED Guide to Climate Change

1952

The Physics of One of the Craziest Big Air Snowboard Tricks Ever

1953

Could a Vaccine Protect Football Players From Concussions?

1954

SpaceX Gears Up to Finally, Actually Launch the Falcon Heavy

1955

The Squishy Ethics of Sex With Robots

1956

The Shrinking Building in Ant-Man and the Wasp Would Cause Massive Problems

1957

A Family’s Race to Cure a Daughter’s Genetic Disease

1958

What Good Is Crispr If It Can't Get Where It Needs to Go?

1959

How Long Beach Is Trying to Cool Down

1960

Can Our Phones Save Us From Our Phones?

1961

Meet the Company Trying to Democratize Clinical Trials With AI

1962

Don’t Call It a Blood Moon. Or Supermoon. Or Blue Moon

1963

Yes, There Is Gravity in Space

1964

Scientists Hate the NIH’s New Rules for Experimenting on Humans

1965

Why No Gadget Can Prove How Stoned You Are

1966

How Much Kinetic Energy Could Black Panther Collect from Bullets?

1967

SpaceX Test Fires Its Falcon Heavy Rocket for the First Time

1968

The Science of Why Swearing Physically Reduces Pain

1969

Why Robots Should Shake the Bejeezus Out of Cherry Trees

1970

The Second Coming of Ultrasound

1971

How Smallsats Could Make a Big Difference for NASA and NOAA

1972

How Engineering Earth’s Climate Could Seriously Imperil Life

1973

The Little Rocket That Could Sends Real Satellites to Space

1974

Why This Quantum-Encrypted Video Hangout Is a Big Deal

1975

How Did President Trump Do on His Physical? It’s Complicated

1976

Cancer Diagnosis from a Blood Draw? Liquid Biopsies Are Still a Dream

1977

NASA Just Proved It Can Navigate Space Using Pulsars. Where to Now?

1978

Global Warming Predictions May Now Be a Lot Less Uncertain

1979

The Physics of the 69-Degree Intersection That Kills Cyclists

1980

Job Alert: How Would You Like to Babysit Robots?

1981

Will Your Baby Like Cilantro? These Genetic Tests Say They Can Tell

1982

Clashes Over the Future of Gene Therapy at the US's Biggest Biotech Meeting

1983

Scientists Discover Clean Water Ice Just Below Mars' Surface

1984

How Dark Matter Physicists Score Deals on Liquid Xenon

1985

A Robot That Tugs on Pig Organs Could Save Human Babies

1986

Can an Arrow Fired Straight Up Fall Fast Enough to Kill You?

1987

The Feathers of Planet Earth's Bird of Paradise Literally Eat Light

1988

Scientists Figure Out How to Make Muscles from Scratch

1989

Scientists Just Solved a Major Piece of the Opioid Puzzle

1990

Salvia Leads Chemists on a Psychedelic Existential Journey

1991

Let's Do the Physics of the Giant Driving Cities in Mortal Engines

1992

How You Could Get an Early Warning for the Next Big Quake

1993

A Clever New Robotic 'Muscle' Seriously Lifts, Bro

1994

Why the Bomb Cyclone Hitting the East Coast Is So Unusual

1995

The Physics of Plastic Sheets … and Their Invisible Force Fields?

1996

I Believe in Intelligent Design ... for Robots

1997

The Most-Read WIRED Science Stories of 2017

1998

Health Care Is Hemorrhaging Data. AI Is Here to Help

1999

The Future of Weed Science Is a Van in Colorado

2000

Physics Found Gravitational Waves. Now Come the Existential Questions

2001

Fighting Climate Change, and Building a World to Withstand It

2002

What Happens Now? Studies of Sexual Harassment Can Show the Way

2003

Science Says Fitness Trackers Don't Work. Wear One Anyway

2004

Crispr Isn’t Enough Any More. Get Ready for Gene Editing 2.0

2005

What It's Like to Spend Christmas at the Bottom of the Planet

2006

The Tricky Ethics of Knightscope's Crime-Fighting Robots

2007

Build a Thermoelectric Generator, Like the Ones That Power Deep Space Missions

2008

Using Genetics to Make a More Perfect Christmas Tree

2009

The Best Places to Donate for Last-Minute Science Gifts

2010

Can Science Keep Deep Sea Miners From Ruining the Seafloor?

2011

How to Run Up a Wall—With Physics!

2012

2017 Was the Year the Robots Really, Truly Arrived

2013

Flu Season Is Here Early. Why Didn't We See It Coming?

2014

New Kepler Exoplanet Discovery Fueled by AI

2015

The Hard Math Behind Bitcoin's Global Warming Problem

2016

Patients Want Poop Transplants. Here's How to Make Them Safe

2017

The Alabama Senate Election Was Decided 100 Million Years Ago

2018

Crispr Therapeutics Plans Its First Clinical Trial for Genetic Disease

2019

Psychologists Want in on Social Media's Big Data Trove

2020

You Can Do Physics Even When You're Goofing Off

2021

To Fix the Space Junk Problem, Add a Self-Destruct Module

2022

Climate Change Could Take the Air Out of Wind Farms

2023

The US Flirts With Geoengineering to Stymie Climate Change

2024

Google Is Giving Away AI That Can Build Your Genome Sequence

2025

The Physics of the Invisible Box Challenge

2026

The Firestorm This Time: Why Los Angeles Burns

2027

Will Russia's Olympic Ban Shred the Culture of Doping?

2028

The AI Company That Helps Boeing Cook New Metals for Jets

2029

How Does Crispr Gene Editing Work?

2030

How Criminal Courts Are Putting Brains—Not People—on Trial

2031

At the Breakthrough Prizes, Silicon Valley Puts Scientists in the Spotlight

2032

Ancestry’s Genetic Testing Kits Are Heading for Your Stocking This Year

2033

The Genesis of Kuri the Companion Robot

2034

Want to Learn How to Mine in Space? There’s a School for You

2035

Sea Level Rise Threatens Thousands of Archaeological Treasure Troves

2036

The Most Promising Cancer Treatments In a Century Have Arrived—But Not For Everyone

2037

The Physics Behind the Strange Interstellar Asteroid 'Oumuamua

2038

Behind the Scenes as NASA Tests the Most Powerful Rocket Ever

2039

Soft Robots Acquire Origami Skeletons for Super-Strength

2040

What Good Is a Supercomputer If It Can't Show Off?

2041

This New Robot Will Help Keep Hearts Pumping

2042

Is Trump's NASA Nominee Ready to Tackle Climate Change?

2043

Would You Put the Genetically Modified Arctic Apple in Your Pie?

2044

Could Tesla Power Its Electric Truck With Solar Panels?

2045

This Next-Gen Satellite Will Scan for Storms Like Never Before

2046

California's Hepatitis A Outbreak Is the Future Poking Us in the Face

2047

This Gene-Editing Tech Might Be Too Dangerous To Unleash

2048

How to Hoist Yourself Out of a Hole With Physics

2049

A New Study of Economics as a Science Says It's Still Dismal

2050

Yuri Milner and the Fellowship of Silicon Valley Science Influencers

2051

The Subtle Art and Serious Physics of Subway Surfing

2052

Scientists Save a Kid By Growing a Whole New Skin For Him

2053

Mass Shootings, Climate, Discrimination: Why Government's Fear of Data Threatens Us All

2054

Artificial Intelligence Is Putting Ultrasound on Your Phone

2055

Green Bank Observatory Embraces Its Alien-Hunting Future

2056

You Too Can Fly a Spacecraft Around Mars—With Physics!

2057

For Scientists Predicting Sea Level Rise, Wind Is the Biggest Unknown

2058

Controversial Brain Imaging Uses AI to Take Aim at Suicide Prevention

2059

After the Napa Fires, a Disaster-in-Waiting: Toxic Ash

2060

How Much Energy Can You Cram Into Your Halloween Candy?

2061

Can You Figure Out What's Wrong in This Iron Man 3 Scene?

2062

New Science Could Sharpen Crispr's Gene-Editing Scalpel

2063

Cutting Carbs Won't Save You From Cancer

2064

The Way the World Ends: Not with a Bang But a Paperclip

2065

How on Earth Does Aquaman Fly in the Justice League Trailer?

2066

Can We Still Rely On Science Done By Sexual Harassers?

2067

Could San Francisco Get the Oil Industry to Pay for Climate Change?

2068

What Happens When Robots Act Just Like Humans

2069

In 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,' Planet Sovereign Defies Physics

2070

How Climate Change and 'Smoke Taint' Could Kill Napa Wine

2071

Meet the Geek Who Tracks Rogue Satellites With Coat Hangers

2072

In Cities, It's the Smoke, Not the Fire, That Will Get You

2073

The Napa Fire Is a Perfectly Normal Apocalypse

2074

This New Alzheimer’s Test Looks Beyond a Single Problem Gene

2075

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2076

Let's Analyze the Ridiculous Physics of the Bugatti Chiron

2077

Were US Diplomats in Cuba Victims of a Sonic Attack—or Something Else?

2078

The Physics Nobel Goes to the Detection of Ripples in Space and Time

2079

The Nobel Prize in Medicine Goes to Your Body's Circadian Clock

2080

After Hurricane Maria, Could Puerto Rico Be at Risk of Cholera?

2081

One Gene Mutation May Cause Zika's Devastating Birth Defects

2082

Temperature Is Not What You Think It Is

2083

Can This Tesla Alum Build the World’s Greenest Battery?

2084

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2085

The Post-Antibiotic Era Is Here. Now What?

2086

Archaeologists Don't Always Need to Dig—They've Got Drones

2087

Bored With Your Fitbit? These Cancer Researchers Aren't

2088

With Designer Bacteria, Crops Could One Day Fertilize Themselves

2089

Cities Turn to Other Cities for Help Fighting Climate Change

2090

What if America Had a Detective Agency for Disasters?

2091

Antarctica Is Looking for a Few Good Firefighters

2092

How Congress Ignored Science and Fueled Antibiotic Resistance

2093

A Patient Gets the New Transgender Surgery She Helped Invent

2094

The Serious Physics Behind a Double Pendulum Fidget Spinner

2095

The Science of Fighting Wildfires Gets a Satellite Boost

2096

Antibiotic-Brined Chicken and Other Bad Ideas From US Farming

2097

Can a Drone Carry a Full-Grown Human in a Hammock?

2098

These Mice Stopped Eating Carbs So You (Maybe) Don't Have To

2099

'Dream Chaser' Space Plane Hitches a Ride With a Helicopter

2100

Astronaut Scott Kelly Explains How the ISS Is Like Harris County Jail

2101

Why You Should Read That Whole Text Book Right Now

2102

With Harvey, Imperfect Engineering Meets a Perfect Storm

2103

What's Inside a Magical (and Flammable) Grease-Lifting Cleaner

2104

A New Way for Doctors to Share Their Medical Mysteries

2105

How Will Houston Handle the Deluge of Hurricane Harvey?

2106

Your Brain Cells Hear the Ups and Downs of Language

2107

Crispr Fans Dream of a Populist Future for Gene Editing

2108

The Defenders Could Punch Better if They Learned Some Physics

2109

Plankton 'Mucus Houses' Could Pull Microplastics From the Sea

2110

Explore the Moon Using Augmented Reality

2111

What a Border Collie Taught a Linguist About Language

2112

NASA's Rocket to Nowhere Finally Has a Destination

2113

Buried in a Gold Mine, a Particle Accelerator Searches for Stellar Secrets

2114

View the Eclipse With This Simple Homemade Gadget

2115

Veritas Genomics Scoops Up an AI Company to Sort Out Its DNA

2116

The US Won't Pay For the World's Best Climate Science

2117

Want a Diagnosis Tomorrow, Not Next Year? Turn to AI

2118

How Color Vision Came to the Animals

2119

It's Past Time for You To Ditch That Fancy Scientific Calculator

2120

Trump Wants the EPA Radon Program Cut. So Do Some Scientists

2121

The Plan to End Science’s Sexist #Manel Problem

2122

Science Says 13 Reasons Why May Be the Public Health Scare People Thought

2123

The Space Junk Problem Is About to Get a Whole Lot Gnarlier

2124

The Physics Behind the Magical Parallax Effect Running Your AR Apps

2125

Darpa Wants to Build a BS Detector for Science

2126

Physicists Try to Revive a Super-Safe, Decades-Old Cancer Treatment

2127

Luxembourg's New Law Lets Space Miners Keep Their Plunder

2128

How on Earth Did Aaron Judge Bean That Stadium Roof? Physics!

2129

Einstein’s Little-Known Passion Project? A Refrigerator

2130

Zero-G Blood and the Many Horrors of Space Surgery

2131

Climate Change Is Here. It’s Time to Talk About Geoengineering

2132

Your Brain Doesn't Contain Memories. It Is Memories

2133

The West Is on Fire. Blame the Housing Crisis

2134

Thanks, Climate Change: Heat Waves Will Keep on Grounding Planes

2135

The Physics of Throwing a Big Sack Over Trump's Beautiful Wall

2136

Let’s Play Around With Two Big Ideas in Physics. It’ll Be Fun

2137

Scientists Upload a Galloping Horse GIF Into Bacteria With Crispr

2138

Tesla's Super-Battery Could Help Lift an Aircraft Carrier 1,500 Feet

2139

US Farms Could Suffer as the Arctic Heats Up

2140

Biology's Roiling Debate Over Publishing Research Early

2141

Let’s Geek Out With the Physics of Spider-Man’s Webs

2142

Scientists Map the Receptor That Makes Weed Work

2143

Jill Tarter Never Found Aliens—But Her Successors Might

2144

Put Down That Ketchup and Step Away From the Hot Dog Slowly

2145

What's Inside Triple-Action Mace? Chili Peppers and UV Dye

2146

Pentagon ‘Space Corps’ Plan Leaves Earth Science in the Dust

2147

Your Connected Devices Are Screwing Up Astronomy

2148

Google Unveils an AI Investment Fund. It's Betting on an App Store for Algorithms.

2149

Prisoners of Gravity: Hey, TV Sci-Fi Can Have Ideas After All

2150

Sorry, Han Solo, Star Wars Don't Need No Stinking Directors

2151

Let’s Slice Open the Biggest Contemporary Art Museum in the US

2152

Don't Fall for the 'Memory' Pills Targeting Baby Boomers

2153

A Race to Develop Pollution Sensing Tech Plays Out in Oakland

2154

Oh, Lovely: The Tick That Gives People Meat Allergies Is Spreading

2155

The 20 Most Bike-Friendly Cities in the World, From Malmö to Montreal

2156

The Maker of the Most Iconic Chair Wants You to Stand Up

2157

This New Atari-Playing AI Wants to Dethrone DeepMind

2158

With Breast Cancer, the Best Treatment May Be No Treatment

2159

Meet the 89-Year-Old Reinventing the Train in His Backyard

2160

The Physics of Nearly Killing Yourself on a Motorcycle

2161

String Theory’s Weirdest Ideas Finally Make Sense—Thanks to VR

2162

Want to Understand Creativity? Enlist an AI Collaborator

2163

The Physics of Bullets Vs. Wonder Woman’s Bracelets

2164

Crispr’s Next Big Debate: How Messy Is Too Messy?

2165

Wearables Reveal the Secret Lives of Farm Animals

2166

Lyme Isn’t the Only Disease Ticks Are Spreading This Summer

2167

Trump’s Budget Forgets That Science Is Insurance for America

2168

Eruptions Says Goodbye to WIRED

2169

One Man’s Quest to Make 20-Year-Old Rum in Just Six Days

2170

Want Efficient Energy? Try Carbon Dioxide-Powered Turbines

2171

This New Goldilocks Rocket Is Juuust Right for Small Satellites

2172

Cool Spacewalk, Right? Get Ready for More—ISS Will Need Fixin’

2173

A Physicist Breaks Down One of Roger Moore’s Iconic Bond Stunts

2174

Medicine Is Going Digital. The FDA Is Racing to Catch Up

2175

In Defense of the Reality of Time

2176

How Boring Old Pension Funds Might Curb Global Warming

2177

Scientists 3-D Print Mouse Ovaries That Actually Make Babies

2178

Moms: Your Kids Hijacked Your Brain for Life

2179

Your Fidget Spinner Is (Maybe) Making You Smarter

2180

An Electric Shock Could Keep Patients From Bleeding Out

2181

The Traditional Lecture Is Dead. I Would Know—I’m a Professor

2182

The Finesse of Flying Cassini Between Saturn’s Rings

2183

Brian Greene on How Science Became a Political Prisoner

2184

Want to Know How Long a Fidget Spinner Spins? Get a Laser and Some Physics

2185

What Happens When You Train Like Nike’s Two-Hour Marathon Runners

2186

In Which We Literally Calculate the Power of the Force

2187

A Rare Journey Into the Cheyenne Mountain Complex, a Super-Bunker That Can Survive Anything

2188

How a Missing Penny Explains the Conservation of Energy

2189

India’s Silicon Valley Is Dying of Thirst. Your City May Be Next

2190

Scientists Brew Up the Creepiest Batches of Brain Balls Yet

2191

You Want Better Beer? Good. Here’s a Better Barley Genome

2192

Let’s Do the Shocking Physics of Why Power Lines Sag

2193

Marching Brought Scientists Together—But What Do They Do Now?

2194

So, That Asteroid Didn’t Kill Earth. Bonus: It Delivered Tons of Data

2195

Who’ll Really Benefit From Verily’s Exhaustive Health Study?

2196

The Mystery of the 5-Foot-Long Shipworm Just Got Stinkier

2197

How Steve Wozniak Got Over His Fear of Robots Turning People Into Pets

2198

Let’s Model Radioactive Decay to Show How Carbon Dating Works

2199

The Secret to Training for a Marathon: Just Keep Running

2200

A Crucial Climate Mystery Hides Just Beneath Your Feet

2201

How Hard Does Thor Hit Hulk in That Ragnarok Trailer? Let’s Do the Physics!

2202

To Save Florida’s Famous Oranges, Scientists Race to Weaponize a Virus

2203

The ‘Most Dangerous’ Volcano Can Be a Tricky Thing to Pin Down

2204

Pricey Technology Is Keeping People Alive Who Don’t Want to Live

2205

Why You Should Put Your Supercomputer in Wyoming

2206

Coastal Inundation Reveals the Upside of Climate Change

2207

You Could Soon Print Out Simple Electronics With Your Deskjet

2208

Elon Musk Isn’t the Only One Trying to Computerize Your Brain

2209

Want to Play Scrabble Like a Pro? Here’s Your Memory Trick

2210

The Fanged Fish That Drugs Its Enemies With Opioids

2211

A Russian Volcano Just Erupted for the First Time in Centuries

2212

In Science, You Can’t Always Get What You Want

2213

What’s the Point of Going to Space if You Don’t Make Booze?

2214

Meet the Woman Who Can See With Her Ears

2215

Somebody Just Buy the ISS Already

2216

The Billionaire on a Mission to Save the Planet From Trump

2217

Catnip Ain’t the Only Plant That’ll Send Your Kitty to Blissville

2218

Got a Sock Stuck in Your Vacuum? It’s Time for Some Physics

2219

Artificial Intelligence Is Learning to Predict and Prevent Suicide

2220

Trump’s Budget Would Break American Science, Today and Tomorrow

2221

What if Quantum Computers Used Hard Drives Made of DNA?

2222

Humans Made the Banana Perfect—But Soon, It’ll Be Gone

2223

The Feds Are Spending Millions to Help You Survive Nuclear War

2224

Want to Make It as a Biologist? Better Learn to Code

2225

Telemedicine Could Be Great, if People Stopped Using It Like Uber

2226

Ben Carson Just Got a Whole Lot Wrong About the Brain

2227

The Beauty of Mathematics: It Can Never Lie to You

2228

Let’s Do the Physics Of Knocking an Asteroid Into the Sun

2229

You Spend 5 Percent of Your Day Outside. Try Making It More

2230

MIT’s Crispr Guy Braves Enemy Territory at UC Berkeley

2231

Italy’s Etna Volcano Throws Lava Bombs in Its First Big Eruption of 2017

2232

California Needs Atmospheric Rivers. But Like, Not This Many

2233

SpaceX Plans to Launch Humans Around the Moon in 2018

2234

Inside the Extreme Machine That Mimics Bombs and Black Holes

2235

7 Earth-Like Worlds Orbit a Star So Cool, You Didn’t Know It Existed

2236

Forget Weather Apps: Measure the Wind Yourself With an Old Electric Motor

2237

A Wet Winter Is Overwhelming California’s Ancient Infrastructure

2238

Flying at Light Speed Is Pretty Much Impossible—Unless You’re Han Solo

2239

How to Avoid Getting Tricked into Assassinating Someone

2240

Why Is Oroville a Big Deal? Look at All the Places That Need Its Water

2241

A Patent Decision on Crispr Gene Editing Favors MIT

2242

How Does a $575 Life-Saving Drug Jump to $4,500? Blame a Perverse System

2243

Robo-Telescopes Capture the Last Gasp of a Dying Star

2244

How Much Energy Does Iron Fist Pack Into His Superpowered Punch?

2245

Squid Communicate With a Secret, Skin-Powered Alphabet

2246

Earth’s Best Defense Against Killer Asteroids Needs Cash

2247

The Secret to Running a Faster Marathon? Slow Down

2248

Physicists, Lasers, and an Airplane: Taking Aim at Quantum Cryptography

2249

A Blackjack Superstar Explains the Odds of the Historic Patriots Win

2250

Doctors and Patients Reel After Trump’s Immigration Ban

2251

Spill-Proof Cups Aren’t Magic. They’re Physics!

2252

Ever Had a Really Long Acid Trip? Now Science Knows Why

2253

Trump’s Muslim Ban Isn’t Just Inhumane—It’ll Make America Dumber

2254

So You Wanna Get Into Physics. Here Are Three Tips and Tricks

2255

First Human-Pig Chimera Is a Step Toward Custom Organs

2256

How Being Bored Out of Your Mind Makes You More Creative

2257

Sorry, But Speed Reading Won’t Help You Read More

2258

It’s Time to Stand Up for the Climate—and for Civilization

2259

Soft Robot Exosuits Will Give You Springier Steps

2260

Physics Explains How (But Not Why) Humans Can Throw Washing Machines

2261

Why It’s Impossible to Predict When That Giant Antarctic Ice Sheet Will Split

2262

Did LeBron James Flop? Here’s What Physics Says

2263

The Man in the Zebra Suit Knows the Secret of the Stripes

2264

Think Exercise Is Hard? Try Training Like a Nike Super-Athlete

2265

Don’t You Dare Try to Teach Science Without Building Models

2266

To Understand PTSD, Send Scientists to War

2267

Don’t Turn Earth Into Venus, Warns NASA Ex-Chief Scientist Ellen Stofan

2268

Let’s Learn Some Physics Playing With Compound Pulleys

2269

NASA’s Newest Robots Will Spy on Mysterious Lil Asteroids

2270

The Mystery of Fast Radio Bursts Only Gets More Beautiful From Here

2271

California’s Huge Storm Could Cause Disastrous Melting in the Mountains

2272

WIRED’s Required Science Reading From 2016

2273

How Long Would It Take to Scale a Mountain in a Human-Powered Chairlift?

2274

Inside the Lab that Grows Human Skin to Test Your Cosmetics

2275

Vote for the 2016 Pliny for Volcanic Event of the Year

2276

SpaceX’s Year of Fiery Triumphs and Explosive Failure

2277

The Mysterious Virus That Could Cause Obesity

2278

WIRED’s Guide to Turning Your Kids Into Masterful Makers

2279

How Science Uncovered $80 Million of Fine Art Forgeries

2280

Let’s-a-Go: The Physics of Jumping in Super Mario Run

2281

Here’s How Much That Lego Brick You Stepped on Is Worth

2282

Why Do Dogs Love Yoga Mats So Much?

2283

Civil War Turns Syria’s Doctors Into Masters of Improvisation

2284

Thousands of Invisible Oil Spills Are Destroying The Gulf

2285

A Swarm of Earthquakes Shakes Mount St. Helens

2286

Inside the Hunt for a Ghost Particle

2287

John Glenn, First US Astronaut to Orbit Earth, Has Died at 95

2288

SpaceX Says It’s Ready for Liftoff Again. The FAA Begs to Differ

2289

NASA’s Power Supply Mistake on the ISS Was Totally Avoidable

2290

Trump’s Chief Strategist Steve Bannon Ran a Massive Climate Experiment

2291

Magnets Aren’t Miracles, But Solar Flares Burst With Magic

2292

Dozens of Earthquakes Rattle a Chilean Volcano, Raising Alerts

2293

New Zealand, the Kardashians, and the Battle to Control Manuka Honey

2294

How Humans Can Force the Machines to Play Fair

2295

No, Gotham, That’s Not How Tightropes Work

2296

Blood Diseases Could Show Crispr’s Potential as Therapy

2297

Why Japan’s 6.9 Quake Wasn’t 2011 All Over Again

2298

Nobody Knows Where This Big Raft of Pumice Came From

2299

Record Temperatures Are Robbing the Arctic Of Its Winter

2300

The Physics of Throwing a Starship Off a Cliff to Make It Fly

2301

Apple Pay Will Change the Way Your Brain Thinks About Buying Things

2302

China Used Crispr to Fight Cancer in a Real, Live Human

2303

The Biologist Trying to Make the First Pregnancy Test for Sharks

2304

You Can’t Just Link Batteries Willy Nilly and Expect Everything to Be OK

2305

Can’t Imagine Shapes in 4 Dimensions? Just Print Them Out

2306

Legal Weed Has Arrived. Get Ready for the Budweiser of Bud

2307

To Build A Viable HIV Vaccine, Start from the Molecule Up

2308

A Groundbreaking 30-Year Old Evolutionary Experiment Is Still Going Strong

2309

2016’s Election Data Hero Isn’t Nate Silver. It’s Sam Wang

2310

How NASA Will Choose Astronauts for Its Incredible Journey to Mars

2311

Physics Says This Is the Best Way to Deal With Hot Coffee

2312

A Material From Shapeshifting Planes Could Heal Human Flesh

2313

The Dismal Science of the Standing Rock Pipeline Protests

2314

Electron Microscopes Can Finally See in Wonderful Color

2315

How NASA Got Every Last Piece of Pluto Data Down From New Horizons

2316

Molten Salt Reactors Could Soon Help Power Earth—And One Day Mars

2317

The Lava That Doesn’t Erupt Anymore

2318

China wants a Moon base, but first it needs two people to survive 30 days in space

2319

Facing Climate Change, Tanzania Can’t Afford to Fear GM Crops

2320

Obama Geeks Out Over a Brain-Controlled Robotic Arm That ‘Feels’

2321

If Billionaires Fund Your Research, Don’t Take Public Money

2322

MacGyver’s Body-Bag Freefall Might Actually Work. Physics Says So

2323

One Great Way to Reduce Gun Violence? A Whole Lot of Data

2324

Cholera in Haiti Isn’t Just Bad News—It’s Not Going Away

2325

Japan’s Mount Aso Had a Yuge Eruption. Yuge!

2326

Don’t Get Shaken Up Over California’s Newly Discovered Fault

2327

Florida’s Beaches Have a Problem, and Hurricane Matthew Ain’t Helping

2328

Farmers Are Manipulating Microbiomes to Help Crops Grow

2329

Blue Origin’s Escape Pod Worked, and, Bonus! The Rocket Didn’t Go Kaboom

2330

Hawaii’s Mysterious Coral Reefs Turn Out to Be Super Weird

2331

An Ode to the Rosetta Spacecraft as It Flings Itself Into a Comet

2332

House Republicans Are Trying to Blackball the Climate Investigation into Exxon

2333

The Government’s Top Financial Regulator Is Investigating ExxonMobil

2334

Elon Musk and SpaceX Announce a Plan to Colonize Mars and Save Humanity

2335

IBM Just Made It Easier to Build Apps That Harness the Weather

2336

The US May Not Be Able to Hit Its Ambitious Climate Goal

2337

Jeff Bezos’ New Rocket Could Send the First People to Mars

2338

Want to Be a Good Science Communicator? You Have to Build Bridges

2339

Spraying Mosquitoes by Plane Ain’t Perfect, But It’s the Best We’ve Got for Zika

2340

SpaceX Rocket Explosion Sets Facebook’s Internet Expansion in Africa Back

2341

How Lightning Can Kill 300 Reindeer With One Strike

2342

Cluster of Big Earthquakes Rattles Iceland’s Katla Volcano

2343

Genes Might Be Helping the Tasmanian Devil Fight Off Face Cancer

2344

The Mystery of How Cancer Cells Barrel Through Your Body

2345

This Aquanaut Is Defining the Next Era of Spaceflight

2346

Instagram Probably Can’t Predict Depression. GPS, Though…

2347

Lava Flows Added 5 Acres to Hawaii’s Shoreline This Month

2348

Aliens in Orbit? Probably Not. $100K on a Kickstarter to Check? Oh, Sure

2349

A Magical Mushroom Powder Blocks Bitterness in Food

2350

The Feds Just Made It Easier to Do Research on Weed

2351

How to Succeed in the Asteroid Business Without Really Mining

2352

If You Want a Superstar Horse, Start by Hacking Its DNA

2353

How Can California Cut Methane Emissions if Cows Keep Cutting the Cheese?

2354

The Price of Zika? About $4 Million Per Child

2355

How That Chucklehead Climbed Trump Tower Without Splattering

2356

The Untold Story of Neuroscience’s Most Famous Brain

2357

Sorry, Folks. The LHC Didn’t Find a New Particle After All

2358

Crafty Ideas to Make Drone Deliveries Work for Everybody

2359

Germs Are Magic and Other Things We Learned From Ed Yong’s New Book

2360

Crap’s Spontaneously Combusting in Upstate New York