In a First, Scientists Used a Lightsaber-like Technique to Play Catch With Atoms
Subatomic baseball could speed up tomorrow’s quantum computers.
A New Satellite Will Track Dangerous Chemicals in Unprecedented Detail
TEMPO will study pollutants like asthma-inducing nitrogen dioxide and cancer-causing formaldehyde.
Fresh Webb Telescope Image Reveals the Spectacular Death of a Massive Star
The Moon May Soon Have Its Own Time Zone
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Chatbots Could Transform Medical Care — But Not in the Way You Think
“It has the potential to allow for more humane care — for the right kind of doctors.”
Insect Smart Homes Could Help Save One Critical Creature From Climate Peril
The robotic hive could also offer new insights into the buzzing insects.
Did Raccoon Dogs Spread Covid-19? What the New Genetic Reports Really Tell Us
To know where we are going, it helps to know where we’ve been.
Can We Destroy "Forever Chemicals"? Plasma or Nanoparticles Could Do the Trick
Emerging tech could wipe out tiny toxic substances from drinking water.
AI Bots May Have Defeated CAPTCHA Tests for Good
They’re also getting tougher for humans.
European Countries Are Racing Toward the Continent's First Satellite Launch
Norway, Sweden, and Scotland are entering the space race with their own launch pads. But only one will be first.
The Cellular Reset: Inside the Scientific Pursuit of a Universal Cure
Why cure just one disease if you could cure them all?
Scientists Just Found a Way to Make Living on Mars Easier
Mars is a long way from Earth, making it challenging to communicate with.
Why We Can’t Just Send Our Trash Into Space
It’s probably best to cut down on terrestrial trash in the first place.
Some Stars Chew Up and Spit Out Their Planets — But It’s Not a Death Sentence
That’s some tough parenting.
In a First, Scientists Used a Lightsaber-like Technique to Play Catch With Atoms
Subatomic baseball could speed up tomorrow’s quantum computers.
Half the World Cooks With Toxic Solid Fuels — But That Could Change
The Sun’s rays could make for safer, more sustainable meals.
Breastmilk Can Boost the Microbiomes of C-section Babies, New Research Shows
It seems breastmilk does a microbiome good, especially for cesarean-born babies.
A Promising Breakthrough Could Save This Controversial Climate Tech
Direct air carbon capture could get a much-needed makeover.
Scientists Claim a New Invention Could Make Nuclear Fusion a Practical Reality
But it isn’t clear if it works.
Scientists Want to Burst Underground Gas Bubbles To Access More Helium — Will It Work?
The noble gas could get a lot greener.
