Why Tom Hiddleston finds Pompeii so haunting—and so human | Technology & Science

Tom Hiddelston: Are there any firsthand accounts of experiencing the eruption column? Steven Tuck: Well, there is one in the database, one firsthand account from that day- Oh … in…

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Scientists discover the hidden brain switch that assigns bees their jobs | Science

Scientists have identified brain circuits that help determine which jobs worker bees perform inside a colony. Biologists from Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (HHU) and the universities in Cologne and Frankfurt/Main…

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Shayan Oveis Gharan Wins 2026 IMU Abacus Medal | News World

Researchers who draw connections between disparate fields often cultivate their breadth of knowledge at the expense of deep engagement with any one subject. But not Oveis Gharan. For all his…

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Genenta-backed Sòphia High Tech Brings Aerospace Precision Inside a Nuclear Fusion Reactor with ROMAN, a Robotic Arm | Nuclear Fusion

Sòphia High Tech designs and manufactures ROMAN units for the remote inspection and maintenance of the RFX-mod2 fusion experiment, combining its precision manufacturing capabilities with the robotics expertise of University…

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Do animals act weirdly during a solar eclipse? Or do we? | Technology & Science

Adam Hartstone-Rose didn’t expect his first eclipse to be so interesting. It was 2017, and he was a biologist at the University of South Carolina. A total solar eclipse—when the…

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The US Eliminated Measles in 2000, Now It’s Surging Again. Scientists Explain What It’ll Take to Get It Under Control : ScienceAlert | News World

Measles cases in the United States have reached levels not seen in over three decades, raising concerns that the country could soon lose its measles elimination status. At the start…

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Orcas Keep Punching Giant Sunfish to Smithereens, And Scientists Are Mesmerized : ScienceAlert | News World

Well, sea shenanigans are once again afoot – and the culprit is very much the usual suspect. Orcas (Orcinus orca) are already renowned for their elaborate and effective hunting techniques,…

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HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Reaches Major Milestone in ITER Nuclear Fusion Project | Nuclear Fusion

‘KOREA-ITER Fusion Day’ held in France on the 22nd to celebrate completion of sector module assembly HD Hyundai Heavy Industries proves mega-scale, high-precision manufacturing capabilities by producing 4 out of…

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Video reveals orcas smashing fish to smithereens, possibly for fun | Technology & Science

In July 2024 marine biologist Kathryn Ayres was shark diving in the Gulf of California when she and her crew spotted a pod of orcas. Sensing a rare viewing opportunity,…

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Vasectomy rates surge due to cost of living | News World

While cost-of-living pressures continue to impact consumer behavior, one business appears to be booming: the vasectomy industry. In the first study of its kind, researchers from Australia’s Adelaide University found…

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New quantum gravity theory links entropy, dark energy, and life | Science

A new theoretical study offers a possible way to address one of modern physics’ most difficult puzzles: how did the Universe produce galaxies, stars, planets, and life while continuing to…

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Dying Sun-like stars may kick themselves through space | Science

When stars similar to the Sun grow old, they expand into red giants. During this phase, their outer layers churn and gradually drift into space, while the dense cores left…

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Udell applauds Realta Fusion’s headquarters announcement | Letters | Nuclear Fusion

Earlier this week, Realta Fusion announced that its new corporate headquarters and fusion energy R&D facility will be developed on Madison’s east side. Rep. Randy Udell (D-47th District) released the…

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FCC approves sweeping space reforms while clearing more C-band for 5G | News World

TAMPA, Fla. — The Federal Communications Commission voted July 22 to push satellite operators out of more C-band spectrum for a 5G auction next year, while approving a licensing overhaul…

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A huge cosmic object could force astronomers to rethink what a moon is | Technology & Science

When is a moon not a moon? That’s the riddle raised by a new study, and the solution appears to be “when it’s a planet.” Or maybe the answer is…

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Lab-grown mini brains may predict which Alzheimer’s treatments will work | Science

Scientists at Johns Hopkins Medicine have found new evidence that small clusters of brain tissue grown from the cells of people with Alzheimer’s disease could help researchers predict how different…

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Did A24 Copyright Backrooms? Hollywood’s Buzziest New Trend May Face A Huge Obstacle | News World

If nothing else, the horror genre has always been one built on reinvention. The passage of time and socio-cultural transformation are constantly influencing trends, which means there’s an ocean of…

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Japan will boost the development of FLiBe molten salt for fusion reactors | Nuclear Fusion

NGK Corporation and Kyoto Fusioneering will collaborate on the production and purification of specialized coolant for nuclear fusion energy. The companies NGK Corporation and Kyoto Fusioneering formalized a strategic alliance…

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A hidden “switch-off” signal could predict solar storms seven years early | Science

Scientists have developed a forecasting technique that could reveal the strength of the Sun’s next activity cycle as many as seven years before it reaches its maximum. The method focuses…

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These whales are the only ones that flip upside down. Now we know why | Technology & Science

Being a mom can be an exhausting job. Taking a break every now and then is much needed for mothers of many species—whales included. And that could be the motivation…

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Artemis 2 astronaut advocates for equatorial lunar landings | News World

WASHINGTON — The pilot of the Artemis 2 mission says NASA’s return to the moon should start with human landings in less challenging equatorial regions rather than go directly to…

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U.S. pledges $5 billion to boost AI in government-backed scientific research | Technology & Science

Overall federal funding for scientific research is set to decline in 2027, the most senior White House science figure said on Wednesday. The government, however, pledged to spend $5 billion…

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China’s Shijian-31 satellite is sweeping GEO using a unique orbit | News World

HELSINKI — A classified satellite launched by China in June is operating in a creative orbit, giving it a unique vantage point over the geostationary belt. Shijian-31 launched on a…

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A Rare, Distant Space Rock Killed The Dinosaurs – And It Reveals Just How Unlucky They Were : ScienceAlert | News World

The dinosaurs had a good run, but when their time was up, it was very much up. Around 66 million years ago, a massive asteroid slammed into what is now…

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Magic mushrooms may reshape the brain long after the trip ends | Science

A single dose of psilocybin, the psychedelic substance in magic mushrooms, may produce physical changes in the brain that remain detectable for as long as a month, according to researchers…

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Harnessing the power of the Sun: Polish physicists help unravel the fusion challenge | Nuclear Fusion

Most of the energy that reaches Earth comes from nuclear fusion in the Sun. Can a similar process be controlled on Earth? The results of the MAST Upgrade programme, involving…

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How a Futurama plotline led to a totally new math proof | Technology & Science

This article is from Proof Positive, our friendly math newsletter that’s delivered to your inbox every Tuesday afternoon. Sign up today and read it first. Nerdy jokes are no longer…

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Moss Is Generating Electrical Waves That Look Startlingly Like a Neural Network : ScienceAlert | News World

Mosses are some of the earliest plants that appeared in the fossil record, but they’re anything but simple. A new study, published in Royal Society Open Science, reveals that moss…

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Astronomers find the first atmosphere on a rocky world in the habitable zone | Science

Astronomers have reached a major turning point in the search for life beyond Earth by detecting an atmosphere around a rocky, Earth-like planet located in another star’s habitable zone. The…

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Zenno Astronautics to relocate to the United States | News World

SAN FRANCISCO – Zenno Astronautics, a New Zealand startup focused on applying superconducting magnets for spacecraft attitude control and acceleration, plans to redomicile to the United States. “It is obvious…

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