China’s LineShine supercomputer tops global rankings with almost 2 quadrillion calculations per second | News World
A Chinese supercomputer has topped global rankings for speed for the first time. The machine, called LineShine, placed first in the TOP500, a twice yearly ranking of the world’s fastest…
Read moreScientists say creatine may help fight depression | Science
Creatine is one of the world’s most popular sports supplements, widely used to improve strength and muscle performance. Now, researchers are exploring whether it could have benefits far beyond the…
Read moreA Nuclear Agreement Will Help Deploy Fusion Power in Italy | Nuclear Fusion
General Fusion, a company working to commercialize fusion power, partnered with Renexia, an Italian renewable energy firm. They signed a deal to bring General Fusion’s technology to Italy. These new…
Read moreStunning new image of the Milky Way reveals its glittering heart | News World
The center of the Milky Way is on fire, lit with pinky purple and golden hues in a stunning new image captured by Euclid, a European Space Agency (ESA) space…
Read moreChaotic pigeons are helping redefine what we know about learning | Technology & Science
Strutting and fluttering around cities, pigeons have adapted to an ever-shifting environment. But their environment isn’t the only thing that’s constantly changing. New research suggests the birds themselves avoid stability…
Read moreScientists may have finally found how Alzheimer’s spreads through the brain | Science
Alzheimer’s disease is marked by the buildup of a toxic protein called Tau, which damages and eventually kills brain cells. As this harmful protein moves into new areas of the…
Read moreScientist decodes zebra finch language, wins communication prize | News World
A scientist has brought us closer to talking to animals, and it’s won her the 2026 Coller-Dolittle prize for two-way interspecies communication. Dr Julie Elie from the University of California,…
Read moreAdvanced System for Simultaneous, Long-duration, Multi-point Plasma Measurement Developed in Japan | Press Releases | Nuclear Fusion
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Read moreWhy scientists fear we’re missing evidence of extraterrestrial life | Science
That question is at the center of a new paper published in Nature Astronomy, where researchers examine the often-overlooked problem of “false negatives” in the search for extraterrestrial life. These…
Read moreGene-editing startups are using CRISPR to treat diseases | Technology & Science
In late 2021, Amber Salzman interviewed for a job that she had no intention of taking. A relatively new start-up company, called Epicrispr Biotechnologies, was looking for a chief executive,…
Read moreSETI updates protocols for alien intelligence evidence | News World
For the first time in more than 15 years, the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) committee has significantly revised the protocols governing how scientists “evaluate,…
Read moreNew vitamin B12 therapy shows promise against deadly brain cancer | Science
A newly published study in Oncoscience explores a potential new approach to treating glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer that remains extremely difficult to treat. The paper is titled…
Read moreTom Still: Wisconsin remains on track to become a fusion energy hub | Opinion | Nuclear Fusion
MADISON, Wis. — A baby born today in Wisconsin may not see nuclear fusion become a part of the commercial energy landscape until he or she is “twenty-something” … and…
Read moreHow to spot an AI-generated face, according to science | Technology & Science
It used to be easy to tell when a face was generated with artificial intelligence (AI). Whether it was a distinctive uncanny sheen, impossibly smooth skin, eyes that didn’t quite…
Read moreWe Finally Know The Stars Of The Most Experimental Video Game Adaptation | News World
“Did I ever tell you what the definition of insanity is? Insanity is doing the exact same thing, over and over again, expecting it to change.” Said (albeit in far…
Read moreMillions of exploding stars could soon reveal dark energy’s secrets | Science
Researchers led by the Institute of Cosmos Sciences of the University of Barcelona (ICCUB) have developed a new technique that could greatly improve how scientists study the expansion of the…
Read moreExtreme heat is setting in for July 4. Here’s what to know | Technology & Science
Temperatures across the eastern U.S. could feel as high as 110 degrees Fahrenheit (about 43 degrees Celsius)—potentially even 115 degrees F (46 C)—this week, right in time for the July…
Read moreGeneral Fusion to explore commercial nuclear power plant in Italy | Nuclear Fusion
Canadian fusion company General Fusion has signed a framework agreement with Italian renewable energy developer Renexia to explore the deployment of commercial fusion power plants in Italy, marking another step…
Read moreBrain activity under anesthesia challenges what we know about consciousness | Science
Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine have discovered that the human brain can continue performing surprisingly advanced language tasks even when a person is fully unconscious under general anesthesia. The…
Read moreThe Most Anticipated Horror Movie Of The Year Finally Has A Trailer | News World
Robert Eggers has carved out a terrifying niche in historical horror. In works like The Witch and Nosferatu, he’s told folkloric stories in excruciatingly accurate settings, but for his next…
Read more‘Silo’ Season 3 Review: Apple’s Most Underrated Sci-Fi Show Is Only Getting Better | News World
Apple TV has long been the go-to home of innovative sci-fi TV shows, but there’s far more to the streamer than just Severance and Pluribus. Since 2023, Apple Tv’s undersung…
Read moreThese fat-filled brain cells may be making multiple sclerosis worse | Science
Researchers led by Daan van der Vliet, working with teams from the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, Leiden University, and Utrecht University, have identified a biological process that may help explain…
Read moreStrawberry moon 2026: Tonight’s full moon is the lowest, and one of the smallest ‘micromoons’ all year | News World
June’s full moon, the Strawberry Moon, will rise Monday (June 29) as seen from North America and Europe. As it does, it will be the lowest-hanging and one of the…
Read moreMagnets pull China closer to fusion power | Nuclear Fusion
Scientists and engineers announced major progress in the development of two key superconducting magnets for future fusion reactors on Saturday, marking another step toward making fusion energy a practical source…
Read moreThe surprising science history behind New York City’s ticker-tape parades | Technology & Science
Knicks fans are flocking to lower Manhattan on Thursday to celebrate the New York Knicks winning the National Basketball Association (NBA) championship—the team’s first title in more than a half-century—with…
Read moreMillions take omega-3 fish oil for brain health but a new study found no benefit | Science
Americans spend more than $1 billion each year on fish oil supplements, largely because of claims that the omega-3 fatty acids they contain can support brain health. These essential nutrients…
Read moreStudy argues bigger launch vehicles may not always be better | News World
WASHINGTON — As SpaceX and others pursue the development of very large launch vehicles, a new study suggests that there may be such a thing as a rocket that is…
Read more‘House of The Dragon’ Just Changed One Major Thing From The Books | News World
There’s no question that The Battle of the Gullet was the event fans were waiting for in House of the Dragon Season 3. But there’s one event that comes in…
Read moreHow one new telescope is going to change astronomy forever | Technology & Science
In a dark Nevada valley, a new eye is opening on the cosmos. Before the decade is out, the Deep Synoptic Array (DSA)—1,650 20-foot diameter dish-shaped antennas spread over just…
Read moreJames Webb uncovers exotic salt clouds on a mysterious pink world | Science
Astronomers led by Northwestern University have uncovered an unusual feature surrounding the famous “Pink Planet”: skies filled with salty clouds. For more than a decade, the ancient world, known for…
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