China’s Fujian Carrier: A New Era in Naval Power
China’s Fujian aircraft carrier, now commissioned, marks a major leap in naval tech with electromagnetic catapults and regional power projection.
Science, World
Science
Lifestyle, Science
Fall Weather Whiplash Has the U.S. on Edge
Unpredictable temperature swings—dubbed ‘whiplash’—are disrupting fall routines across the U.S. Here’s what’s causing it and why it matters.
Science, World
China’s Fujian Carrier: A New Era in Naval Power
China’s Fujian aircraft carrier, now commissioned, marks a major leap in naval tech with electromagnetic catapults and regional power projection.
Lifestyle, Science
Fall Weather Whiplash Has the U.S. on Edge
Unpredictable temperature swings—dubbed ‘whiplash’—are disrupting fall routines across the U.S. Here’s what’s causing it and why it matters.
Entertainment, Science
Kim Kardashian Doubts Moon Landing—NASA Fires Back
Kim Kardashian revived the moon landing conspiracy on her show, prompting NASA’s acting administrator Sean Duffy to publicly confirm the historic 1969 mission—and invite her to witness the next lunar voyage.
Science, Technology
NASA Moon Lander Race Heats Up With SpaceX, Blue Origin Plans
Facing delays and Chinese competition, NASA evaluates backup moon lander proposals from SpaceX and Blue Origin to land astronauts by 2028.
Health, Science
Marthe Gautier: The Overlooked Hero Behind Down Syndrome Discovery
Dr. Marthe Gautier, the French researcher who identified the extra chromosome causing Down syndrome, has died at 96—after a lifelong battle to reclaim credit stolen by a male colleague.
Health, Science
Text Therapy Works as Well as Video for Depression, Study Finds
A large-scale clinical trial finds text-based therapy delivers outcomes on par with video therapy for mild to moderate depression.
Environment, Science
Hummingbird Mystery Cut Short: Scientist Loses Funding
Postdoc Jay Falk’s hummingbird research into female mimicry of males was halted after sudden NSF funding termination, raising concerns about scientific freedom.
Environment, Science
Nazi Missiles Now Nurture Starfish, Study Finds
A new marine study shows that WWII-era V-1 missiles dumped in the Baltic Sea have become unexpected homes for starfish and other sea life—raising ecological and ethical questions.