A Stone Knife, A Stab Wound, 100k Years Ago

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A face cut. Deliberately. It happened 100,001 years ago, give or take a century. Outside Africa. In a cave that’s in Israel now. The victim...

DNA Stuck to Cave Walls Changes Everything

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We think we know our ancestors. They carved things. They drew hands on stone. But for years, it was just images. Pretty pictures. We could...

The Moon Landing Trap

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Jim Bridenstine used to run NASA. He remembers the good old days. Or at least, he remembers a time when the machinery was simpler. Now...

Anthropic isn’t just selling shovels anymore. It’s digging for gold.

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The Pivot Earlier this week Anthropic dropped a new tool called Claude Science at “The Briefing: AI for Science.” It’s an “AI workbench,” a place...

NASA Names Artemis III Crew

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Houston, Tuesday. The agency announced the names for the Artemis III mission. It is the next logical step toward putting humans back on the...

It’s Not Your Kale. It’s Your Curiosity.

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Stop blaming your diet for your aging process. Well, not entirely. But the latest data from Sardinia suggests there is something else at play. Something...

Apophis: The Close Call That Isn’t

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It’s coming. In three years, exactly, the sky will change for billions of us. Not dramatically, not violently, but visibly. A rock called Apophis. Scientists...

Strawberry Moon: Low, Small, And Actually Kind of Interesting

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Tonight's full moon is special. Not for being huge. It's actually tiny. And it will hang dangerously low on the horizon. The Strawberry Moon hits...

Post-Menopause, Your Ovaries Turn Immune Fighters

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We thought the party was over. Once ovaries finished their reproductive duty and passed through menopause, we assumed they went inert. Shrunken. Scarred. Sitting...

Heat terror: Why Europe’s oven shouldn’t just be ignored

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The heat here isn’t just hot. It is genuinely frightening. Europe is baking. Records are shattering left, right, and center. The real kicker isn’t even...

AMOC collapse may already be inevitable

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A catastrophic break in the Atlantic currents. It might be happening already. Or at least, we’ve likely crossed the point of no return. Researchers at...

China and Japan Get Up Close With Asteroids

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Three days. That was it. First the Chinese got their fix, then the Japanese. Two spacecraft, two different rocks, almost simultaneously. It feels less like...

Ryan Gosling’s Space Brain-Child Finally Hits Prime Video

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Project Hail Mary. It is finally streaming. Amazon Prime Video users can stop waiting. The $200M sci-fi beast starring Ryan Gosling dropped onto the platform...

The Best Sci-Fi Hits for July 2026

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Holiday plans set. Reading list overflowing. July is weirdly stacked this year. I’ve got time to kill on my break. Naturally, that means drowning myself...

The Gigantic Waste of Bitcoin Mining

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Latency burns. A lot of it. Scientists say the electricity wasted by failed Bitcoin mining attempts now rivals Switzerland's entire hydroelectric output. Just to...

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Дивовижні роботи фінської ночі (7 фото)

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Фінський фотограф Mikko Lagerstedt представив нові роботи, присвячені нічного часу у Фінляндії. Це друга експозиція, присвячена цій тематиці. Чудово в цьому напрямі те, що земля стає логічним завершенням зоряного неба.