70 Years Ago, An Iconic Director Brilliantly Remade His Own Thriller | News World
Oh, good, another pointless remake that puts flashy technology and big-budget spectacle ahead of moviemaking fundamentals, and makes it all much longer than it should be to boot. Admittedly, critics…
Read moreThis startup wants to make drugs in orbit. If it succeeds, it could transform the space economy | Technology & Science
May 15, 2026 4 min read Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAm This startup wants to make drugs in orbit. If it succeeds, it could transform the space economy Varda’s plan…
Read moreOldest dental procedure found on Neanderthal tooth | News World
Few of us enjoy the dentist – but next time you’re in the chair, think about how lucky you are not to have been visiting a Neanderthal tooth doctor. New…
Read moreNASA’s Roman Space Telescope could reveal millions of invisible neutron stars | Science
Astronomers have long believed the Milky Way is filled with neutron stars, the ultra dense remnants left behind when massive stars explode. The problem is that most of these objects…
Read moreExtraordinary Breakthrough for Physics as Scientists Put Building-Size Magnet into the Palm of Your Hand | Nuclear Fusion
The two mini-mega magnets – credit, CC 4.0. Int – Science Advances (2026). DOI 10.1126sciadv.adz5826 In an extraordinary breakthrough for physics, scientists at ETH Zurich have condensed the power of…
Read moreA real Mr. Snuffleupagus? Meet the ocean’s strangest new fish species | Technology & Science
Add Us On Google – Add SciAm Meet the tiny fish that looks like Mr. Snuffleupagus A strange, tiny fish that resembles the famous Sesame Street character camouflages amid red…
Read moreStrange Metal From Beyond Our World Spotted in an Ancient Treasure Stash : ScienceAlert | News World
Amidst a cache of glittering golden treasures from the Iberian Bronze Age, a pair of corroded objects might be the most precious of all. A dull bracelet and a rusted…
Read moreSpaceX launches CRS-34 cargo mission to ISS | News World
WASHINGTON — A Falcon 9 launched a Dragon cargo spacecraft May 15 carrying nearly 3,000 kilograms of cargo to the International Space Station. The Falcon 9 lifted off from Space…
Read moreThe brain’s “feel good” chemical may be secretly fueling tinnitus | Science
Scientists have uncovered new evidence that serotonin, a brain chemical best known for helping regulate mood, may also worsen tinnitus, the persistent ringing or buzzing sound that affects millions of…
Read moreFusion Power In CT? Panel Says It’s Possible | Nuclear Fusion
Patrick White speaks about fusion energy at a DEEP conference in Hartford. Credit: Kate Santini HARTFORD, CT — The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) and local environmentalists…
Read moreHantavirus can persist in semen for years, but that doesn’t mean it remains contagious | Technology & Science
May 15, 2026 3 min read Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAm Hantavirus can persist in semen for years, but that doesn’t mean it stays contagious Researchers know very little about…
Read moreCrickets Respond to Injuries in a Way That Suggests They Feel Pain : ScienceAlert | News World
Evidence is mounting that insects may indeed feel pain, and a new study has just added to the pile. A team from the University of Sydney in Australia has recorded…
Read moreNASA’s new AI space chip could let spacecraft think for themselves | Science
NASA is developing a powerful new computer chip designed to dramatically increase the intelligence and performance of future spacecraft. Through a commercial partnership, the project is creating advanced processing technology…
Read moreAsking AI to explain your medical results? What doctors want you to know | Technology & Science
When Judith Miller received the results of a medical imaging study last year, the 77-year-old Wisconsin resident did what many patients nowadays do: she asked AI to explain them. Claude,…
Read moreExclusive First Look: ‘Stargazers’ Boldly Launches A New Era Of Star Trek Webcomics | News World
The beloved 24th-century era of Star Trek is making a comeback in a surprising new medium. Starting on May 17, a new “Star Trek story” set on the space station…
Read moreUS nuclear fusion firm begins installing final 48-ton vacuum vessel half | Nuclear Fusion
US-based Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) has received the second 48-ton half of the vacuum vessel for its SPARC fusion machine. This arrival marks the transition to the final assembly phase…
Read moreIs cannabis safe after 65? Stanford experts reveal 5 risks older adults should know | Science
As cannabis use grows among older Americans, Stanford Medicine experts are warning that today’s marijuana products are far more powerful than many people realize, and they may come with significant…
Read more15 Years Later, An Underrated Sci-Fi Comedy Remains One Of The Greatest Time Travel Movies Ever | News World
When you think “time travel movie,” chances are you’re thinking of a Delorean revving up to 88 miles per hour, a fantastical H.G. Wells-style machine, or maybe Tony Stark inventing…
Read moreAre astronomers ignoring some of the cosmos? | Technology & Science
It’s a big universe out there. But with astronomers churning out noteworthy cosmic discoveries and insights each and every day, you might think we’ve somehow got it all covered, with…
Read moreCowboy files plans for up to 20,000 orbital data centers | News World
TAMPA, Fla. — Cowboy Space has filed plans with the Federal Communications Commission for a 20,000-satellite “Stampede” orbital data center constellation, shortly after raising $275 million to develop rockets whose…
Read moreThe future of nuclear fusion energy could be at Jefferson Lab | Nuclear Fusion
Inside a small research space at Jefferson Lab, physicist Xiangdong Wei gestures to what looks like a row of computer servers. Stereo-looking machines with knobs, buttons and interconnecting wires are…
Read moreMars may have once had an ocean and this chaotic valley is a big clue | Science
ESA’s Mars Express mission is spotlighting Shalbatana Vallis this month, an enormous Martian valley marked by evidence of ancient water, volcanic activity, impact craters, and collapsed terrain. Located near the…
Read more‘My Adventures With Superman’ Season 3 Teases The Reign Of The Supermen | News World
“Being Superman is really hard right now,” the Man of Steel (voiced by Jack Quaid) laments in the latest trailer for My Adventures with Superman. It’s arguably always hard being…
Read more‘Golden rule’ in abstract art just discovered by mathematicians | Technology & Science
Mathematicians have calculated a “golden rule” for abstract art that famous artists tend to follow when they compose their works. Artificial intelligence, the team found, does not follow such implicit…
Read moreU.S. Supreme Court allows mifepristone by mail—for now | News World
May 14, 2026 2 min read Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAm U.S. Supreme Court allows access to mifepristone by mail—for now The nation’s top court extended a stay on a…
Read moreThere’s an 82 percent chance El Niño will ‘emerge soon,’ NWS says | Technology & Science
May 14, 2026 1 min read Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAm There’s an 82 percent chance El Niño will ‘emerge soon,’ NWS says The El Niño climate event is due…
Read moreDeadly “red sky” solar storm from 800 years ago discovered in ancient trees | Science
Powerful solar activity can create stunning auroras on Earth, but outside the protection of our planet’s magnetic field, the Sun can become extremely dangerous. Violent eruptions such as solar flares…
Read moreIntuitive Machines to buy ground station company | News World
WASHINGTON — Intuitive Machines has agreed to purchase a company that operates ground stations in the United States and United Kingdom to help build out a lunar communications network. Intuitive…
Read moreCan helium-3 create a ‘gold rush’ on the moon? | Technology & Science
Since time immemorial, humans gazing up at the moon have asked grand questions. Where did it come from? Why does it wax and wane? Is it made of cheese? We…
Read moreGolden Dome chief pushes back on $1.2 trillion CBO estimate | News World
WASHINGTON — Gen. Michael Guetlein on May 14 forcefully rejected a new Congressional Budget Office estimate that President Donald Trump’s proposed Golden Dome missile defense initiative could cost $1.2 trillion…
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