Today in History: March 14, John McCain freed from POW campMarch 14 marks significant historical events and notable births that shaped various aspects of American culture and science.
Europe must become a research epicentre as US system gets underminedThe migration of European scientists to America was a pivotal shift reshaping the scientific landscape in the 20th century.
Mystery of the 'Dial of Destiny' is SOLVED after 2,000 yearsNew research reinterprets the Antikythera Mechanism as a toy rather than an ancient computer.
Today in History: March 14, John McCain freed from POW campMarch 14 marks significant historical events and notable births that shaped various aspects of American culture and science.
Europe must become a research epicentre as US system gets underminedThe migration of European scientists to America was a pivotal shift reshaping the scientific landscape in the 20th century.
Mystery of the 'Dial of Destiny' is SOLVED after 2,000 yearsNew research reinterprets the Antikythera Mechanism as a toy rather than an ancient computer.
CHESS team rolls up their sleeves for spring tune-up | Cornell ChronicleThe spring downtime at CHESS is crucial for maintenance and innovation, enabling hands-on work that can't be done during regular operations.
Brilliant young minds honored in prestigious science competitionTwo high school students excelled at the Regeneron Science Talent Search with groundbreaking research in astronomy and medical science.
Dare Mighty Things: What NASA's Endeavors Teach Us About the Power of Calculated RISCsEmbracing calculated risks can lead to profound change and innovation, as demonstrated by Galileo's legacy.
Why ChatGPT still falls short in creativityAI struggles with creativity, which many believe is essential for proving its capability as humanity's peer.
Trump's 'war on science' hands Europe major tech talent opportunityThe Trump administration's anti-science stance is prompting US researchers to seek opportunities in Europe, particularly France.
Scientists have discovered a "jaw-dropping" new colour - but you can't see itA new color called 'olo' was discovered, but it can only be seen through laser stimulation, remaining invisible to the naked eye.
AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li says AI policy must be based on 'science, not science fiction' | TechCrunchAI policy must be grounded in current realities, not speculative futures, according to Fei-Fei Li.
Brilliant young minds honored in prestigious science competitionTwo high school students excelled at the Regeneron Science Talent Search with groundbreaking research in astronomy and medical science.
Dare Mighty Things: What NASA's Endeavors Teach Us About the Power of Calculated RISCsEmbracing calculated risks can lead to profound change and innovation, as demonstrated by Galileo's legacy.
Why ChatGPT still falls short in creativityAI struggles with creativity, which many believe is essential for proving its capability as humanity's peer.
Trump's 'war on science' hands Europe major tech talent opportunityThe Trump administration's anti-science stance is prompting US researchers to seek opportunities in Europe, particularly France.
Scientists have discovered a "jaw-dropping" new colour - but you can't see itA new color called 'olo' was discovered, but it can only be seen through laser stimulation, remaining invisible to the naked eye.
AI pioneer Fei-Fei Li says AI policy must be based on 'science, not science fiction' | TechCrunchAI policy must be grounded in current realities, not speculative futures, according to Fei-Fei Li.
Gongloff: Trump's climate data purge hurts Americans' health and walletsTrump's administration is damaging climate science infrastructure, risking long-term impacts on public health and climate preparedness.
How Can We Save Science?Disinformation campaigns are foundational to attacks on science.Effective counteraction requires more than fact-checking; it requires stating truth narratives.Building better narratives of truth is vital for combating disinformation.
Top scientists warn that Trump policies are causing a 'climate of fear' in researchThe U.S. lead in science is under severe threat due to funding cuts and a restrictive atmosphere.
Misinformation and Scientific ConsensusMisinformation can protect public health but also suppress legitimate scientific debate.
Scholars' Stories of Losing Federal FundingThe loss of federal research funding significantly impacts public health and education fields.
The Trump administration is sabotaging your scientific data | Jonathan GilmourThe U.S. scientific data is vital for public health and environmental understanding, but faces threats from political actions.
Gongloff: Trump's climate data purge hurts Americans' health and walletsTrump's administration is damaging climate science infrastructure, risking long-term impacts on public health and climate preparedness.
How Can We Save Science?Disinformation campaigns are foundational to attacks on science.Effective counteraction requires more than fact-checking; it requires stating truth narratives.Building better narratives of truth is vital for combating disinformation.
Top scientists warn that Trump policies are causing a 'climate of fear' in researchThe U.S. lead in science is under severe threat due to funding cuts and a restrictive atmosphere.
Misinformation and Scientific ConsensusMisinformation can protect public health but also suppress legitimate scientific debate.
Scholars' Stories of Losing Federal FundingThe loss of federal research funding significantly impacts public health and education fields.
The Trump administration is sabotaging your scientific data | Jonathan GilmourThe U.S. scientific data is vital for public health and environmental understanding, but faces threats from political actions.
Why Do People Distrust Science?Misinformation, cognitive biases, and historical errors fuel public distrust in science.
Throw Elon Musk Out of the Royal SocietyElon Musk's controversial political statements have led to significant calls for his expulsion from the Royal Society by renowned scientists.
RFK's claims about people with autism offer a sinister insight into how Trumpism sees us all | John HarrisRobert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump are united in promoting anti-science and conspiracy theories, jeopardizing health and scientific integrity.
Why Do People Distrust Science?Misinformation, cognitive biases, and historical errors fuel public distrust in science.
Throw Elon Musk Out of the Royal SocietyElon Musk's controversial political statements have led to significant calls for his expulsion from the Royal Society by renowned scientists.
RFK's claims about people with autism offer a sinister insight into how Trumpism sees us all | John HarrisRobert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump are united in promoting anti-science and conspiracy theories, jeopardizing health and scientific integrity.
What Causes Lightning to Strike the Same Place Twice?Lightning can and does strike the same place multiple times, especially tall structures.The idea that lightning never strikes twice is a common myth.
Dr. Nia Imara's 'Painting The Cosmos' Underscores the Connections in EverythingThe book 'Painting The Cosmos' merges art and science, emphasizing their interconnectedness and exploring how diverse cosmic forces give rise to life.
It's Springtime on Polaris-9b, and the Exoflowers Are BloomingArtist Vincent Fournier imagines alien plant life adapted to extreme conditions in his project 'Flora Incognita.'
Electricity becomes transcendent in Shay Frisch's China debutShay Frisch's art merges ancient spiritual symbols with modern science, creating immersive experiences that encourage existential intuition.
Beep Boop! Computers and Game Consoles Blink to Life in Love Hulten's Retrofuturist TechLove Hultén's art blends retro aesthetics with themes of science and technology, exploring the intersection of video games and modern medicine.
Contributors to Scientific American's April 2025 IssuePhotography captures fleeting moments, allowing stories to develop through subtraction and ambiguity.Tristan Spinski's art focuses on overlooked natural elements, revealing deeper narratives within common sights.
Daniel Martin Diaz Encodes Cosmic Questions into Geometric Paintings and PrintsDiaz's art investigates death and religion, seeking to pose questions rather than provide answers.
Dr. Nia Imara's 'Painting The Cosmos' Underscores the Connections in EverythingThe book 'Painting The Cosmos' merges art and science, emphasizing their interconnectedness and exploring how diverse cosmic forces give rise to life.
It's Springtime on Polaris-9b, and the Exoflowers Are BloomingArtist Vincent Fournier imagines alien plant life adapted to extreme conditions in his project 'Flora Incognita.'
Electricity becomes transcendent in Shay Frisch's China debutShay Frisch's art merges ancient spiritual symbols with modern science, creating immersive experiences that encourage existential intuition.
Beep Boop! Computers and Game Consoles Blink to Life in Love Hulten's Retrofuturist TechLove Hultén's art blends retro aesthetics with themes of science and technology, exploring the intersection of video games and modern medicine.
Contributors to Scientific American's April 2025 IssuePhotography captures fleeting moments, allowing stories to develop through subtraction and ambiguity.Tristan Spinski's art focuses on overlooked natural elements, revealing deeper narratives within common sights.
Daniel Martin Diaz Encodes Cosmic Questions into Geometric Paintings and PrintsDiaz's art investigates death and religion, seeking to pose questions rather than provide answers.
Remembering John Beaulaurier, father, husband, scientist, community advocateJohn Beaulaurier was a passionate scientist and family man whose work in genetic sequencing greatly impacted the field.
Botanist George Washington Carver Was Famous for His Work With Which Crop?Daily quizzes challenge users on various topics, allowing for competition and score comparisons.Slate Plus members can see their ranking on a leaderboard after participating in quizzes.
Which Is the Densest Naturally Occurring Element?A weekly quiz series hosted by Ray Hamel challenges participants on various topics.
Which Igneous Rock Cools So Rapidly It Becomes Very Porous?Daily quizzes on various topics provide an engaging way to test knowledge and compete.Slate Plus members receive added benefits, including a leaderboard to enhance the competitive experience.
How Many Prime Numbers Are Less Than 25?Daily quizzes hosted by Ray Hamel provide a unique challenge on various topics, including science, encouraging friendly competition among participants.
Time in the U.S. Is Officially Determined by an Atomic Clock in Which City?You can challenge yourself with daily quizzes hosted by Ray Hamel.Compare your scores with others and see how you rank!
What Is the Subject of Study in Oology?Engage in daily quizzes on unique topics, hosted by Ray Hamel.Slate Plus members can compare their scores on a leaderboard.
Botanist George Washington Carver Was Famous for His Work With Which Crop?Daily quizzes challenge users on various topics, allowing for competition and score comparisons.Slate Plus members can see their ranking on a leaderboard after participating in quizzes.
Which Is the Densest Naturally Occurring Element?A weekly quiz series hosted by Ray Hamel challenges participants on various topics.
Which Igneous Rock Cools So Rapidly It Becomes Very Porous?Daily quizzes on various topics provide an engaging way to test knowledge and compete.Slate Plus members receive added benefits, including a leaderboard to enhance the competitive experience.
How Many Prime Numbers Are Less Than 25?Daily quizzes hosted by Ray Hamel provide a unique challenge on various topics, including science, encouraging friendly competition among participants.
Time in the U.S. Is Officially Determined by an Atomic Clock in Which City?You can challenge yourself with daily quizzes hosted by Ray Hamel.Compare your scores with others and see how you rank!
What Is the Subject of Study in Oology?Engage in daily quizzes on unique topics, hosted by Ray Hamel.Slate Plus members can compare their scores on a leaderboard.
Stars at Breakthrough Prize buoy Silicon Valley moguls who embraced TrumpThe Breakthrough Prize ceremony highlighted a disparity between celebrity culture and genuine scientific achievement.
Seth Rogen's brutal jab at Trump supporters mysteriously cut from star-studded awards ceremony streamSeth Rogen criticized tech entrepreneurs supporting Trump during the Breakthrough Prize ceremony, highlighting the impact of their actions on American science.
Stars at Breakthrough Prize buoy Silicon Valley moguls who embraced TrumpThe Breakthrough Prize ceremony highlighted a disparity between celebrity culture and genuine scientific achievement.
Seth Rogen's brutal jab at Trump supporters mysteriously cut from star-studded awards ceremony streamSeth Rogen criticized tech entrepreneurs supporting Trump during the Breakthrough Prize ceremony, highlighting the impact of their actions on American science.
Science on our sleeves: the research that inspires our tattoosTattooing serves as a personal way for scientists to mark achievements and express identity long after completing academic milestones.
Science's value, unlike NASA, cannot be destroyed by politicsScientists fear a repeat of Nazi Germany's persecution reflected in U.S. policies by 2025.
Opinion | American Science is Under AttackThe current administration has undermined the integrity of American scientific research and policymaking.
Science's value, unlike NASA, cannot be destroyed by politicsScientists fear a repeat of Nazi Germany's persecution reflected in U.S. policies by 2025.
Opinion | American Science is Under AttackThe current administration has undermined the integrity of American scientific research and policymaking.
Revealed: The five clues that an afterlife really DOES existDeath may be a transition to a new realm, supported by evidence from science and philosophy.
Human souls DO exist... here's the proof according to 4 top scientistsA significant majority of Americans believe in the existence of souls, and some scientists argue there may be evidence for life after death.
Revealed: The five clues that an afterlife really DOES existDeath may be a transition to a new realm, supported by evidence from science and philosophy.
Human souls DO exist... here's the proof according to 4 top scientistsA significant majority of Americans believe in the existence of souls, and some scientists argue there may be evidence for life after death.
She worked in a Harvard lab to reverse aging, until ICE jailed herKseniia Petrova, a Russian scientist, faces deportation after being detained for not declaring frog embryos, amid strict immigration policies.
EU to double funding to attract US scientists fleeing TrumpEurope has an opportunity to attract scientists leaving the U.S. due to political restrictions on scientific research.
Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School detained by ICE at Boston airportRussian scientist Kseniia Petrova detained by US immigration for visa issues after returning from France.
US scientists, the S1 and sandwiches: 6 essential articles for life in FranceFrance aims to attract scientists fleeing US policies, easing relocation with resources like the S1 healthcare form.
She worked in a Harvard lab to reverse aging, until ICE jailed herKseniia Petrova, a Russian scientist, faces deportation after being detained for not declaring frog embryos, amid strict immigration policies.
EU to double funding to attract US scientists fleeing TrumpEurope has an opportunity to attract scientists leaving the U.S. due to political restrictions on scientific research.
Russian scientist working at Harvard Medical School detained by ICE at Boston airportRussian scientist Kseniia Petrova detained by US immigration for visa issues after returning from France.
US scientists, the S1 and sandwiches: 6 essential articles for life in FranceFrance aims to attract scientists fleeing US policies, easing relocation with resources like the S1 healthcare form.
Celebrating the Gaia Mission and the Future of Milky Way MappingGaia has significantly enhanced our understanding of the Milky Way and leaves an enduring scientific impact despite its mission ending.
'I'm touching space': the fascinating insights meteorites can bring usMeteorites capture human fascination by bridging the gap between Earth and the cosmos, revealing both adventure and scientific insight.
First German woman in space returns to Earth DW 04/04/2025Rabea Rogge makes history as the first German woman in space, contributing to significant scientific research.
Celebrating the Gaia Mission and the Future of Milky Way MappingGaia has significantly enhanced our understanding of the Milky Way and leaves an enduring scientific impact despite its mission ending.
'I'm touching space': the fascinating insights meteorites can bring usMeteorites capture human fascination by bridging the gap between Earth and the cosmos, revealing both adventure and scientific insight.
First German woman in space returns to Earth DW 04/04/2025Rabea Rogge makes history as the first German woman in space, contributing to significant scientific research.
Understanding A.D.H.D.A.D.H.D. diagnoses and prescriptions surged significantly, raising questions about its definition and treatment approaches.
The Internet Can Tell You What We Know. But There's Also a Website That Collects What We Don't Know.Wikenigma highlights the importance of exploring the unknown across various fields despite the vast information available today.
5 books that changed our understanding of the origin of lifeChildren's curiosity about life origins reflects humanity's long-standing quest to understand life's beginnings and evolution.
The Internet Can Tell You What We Know. But There's Also a Website That Collects What We Don't Know.Wikenigma highlights the importance of exploring the unknown across various fields despite the vast information available today.
5 books that changed our understanding of the origin of lifeChildren's curiosity about life origins reflects humanity's long-standing quest to understand life's beginnings and evolution.
Quantum Computing Is Dead. Long Live Quantum Computing!Quantum computing is consistently labeled as the future but often fails to deliver significant breakthroughs.
DoubleTree hotel at the Berkeley Marina is at risk of defaultDoubleTree by Hilton in Berkeley faces imminent loan default risk of $48.3 million.
Henri Bergson's States of ChangeBergson's philosophical insights remain relevant today amid shifting scientific paradigms and rapid technological advancements.
Quantum Computing Is Dead. Long Live Quantum Computing!Quantum computing is consistently labeled as the future but often fails to deliver significant breakthroughs.
DoubleTree hotel at the Berkeley Marina is at risk of defaultDoubleTree by Hilton in Berkeley faces imminent loan default risk of $48.3 million.
Henri Bergson's States of ChangeBergson's philosophical insights remain relevant today amid shifting scientific paradigms and rapid technological advancements.
Why so many tornadoes hit tornado alleyTornado Alley in the U.S. experiences significantly more tornadoes than other regions due to geographic factors.
The Majority of Scientists Are Now Considering Fleeing AmericaScientists in the US are increasingly considering relocating abroad due to reduced funding and support under the Trump administration.
A brain drain would impoverish the United States and diminish world scienceThe U.S. risks losing its scientific talent amid growing concerns over its research environment.
The Majority of Scientists Are Now Considering Fleeing AmericaScientists in the US are increasingly considering relocating abroad due to reduced funding and support under the Trump administration.
A brain drain would impoverish the United States and diminish world scienceThe U.S. risks losing its scientific talent amid growing concerns over its research environment.
More than 1,900 scientists write letter in SOS' over Trump's attacks on scienceOver 1,900 scientists warn about the Trump administration's severe attacks on independent scientific inquiry and funding.
Hundreds of scientists accuse Donald Trump of censorshipTrump administration's cuts to scientific funding pose a significant threat to research integrity and progress.
Why these scientists devote time to editing and updating WikipediaDoronina's background as a biologist and her experiences under a repressive regime enhance her contributions to Wikipedia's governance.
More than 1,900 scientists write letter in SOS' over Trump's attacks on scienceOver 1,900 scientists warn about the Trump administration's severe attacks on independent scientific inquiry and funding.
Hundreds of scientists accuse Donald Trump of censorshipTrump administration's cuts to scientific funding pose a significant threat to research integrity and progress.
Why these scientists devote time to editing and updating WikipediaDoronina's background as a biologist and her experiences under a repressive regime enhance her contributions to Wikipedia's governance.
The most expensive substance on Earth costs $62 trillion per gramAntimatter is the most expensive material on Earth, valued at $62 trillion per gram.
Tuesday Telescope: A close-up of the magical camera at the end of a robotic armThe article reintroduces the Tuesday Telescope, a shift from daily to weekly posts focusing on science and space.
The most expensive substance on Earth costs $62 trillion per gramAntimatter is the most expensive material on Earth, valued at $62 trillion per gram.
Tuesday Telescope: A close-up of the magical camera at the end of a robotic armThe article reintroduces the Tuesday Telescope, a shift from daily to weekly posts focusing on science and space.
Research roundup: 2,400-year-old clay puppets; this is your brain on KlingonScience continues to uncover fascinating insights into extreme environments and unusual biological behaviors through ongoing research.
The Guardian view on gender gaps in education: girls and boys both need attention | EditorialBoys in English schools outperform girls in maths and science, challenging prevailing narratives about gender-related educational disparities.
Hit by Gut Punches,' Scientists Band Together to Protest TrumpGraduate student Colette Delawalla organizes a national protest, Stand Up For Science, amid concerns for scientific integrity post-Covid and recent political changes.
As Trump's Policies Worry Scientists, France and Others Put Out a Welcome MatEuropean universities are welcoming American researchers fleeing the Trump administration's science policies.The initiative highlights increasing concerns for free scientific inquiry amid political changes in the U.S.
Hit by Gut Punches,' Scientists Band Together to Protest TrumpGraduate student Colette Delawalla organizes a national protest, Stand Up For Science, amid concerns for scientific integrity post-Covid and recent political changes.
As Trump's Policies Worry Scientists, France and Others Put Out a Welcome MatEuropean universities are welcoming American researchers fleeing the Trump administration's science policies.The initiative highlights increasing concerns for free scientific inquiry amid political changes in the U.S.
USDA Cancels Hundreds of Journal SubscriptionsThe USDA has canceled nearly 400 journal subscriptions, impacting the access to critical scientific resources for its researchers.
Don't wait out four hard years: speak truth to powerScientists must uphold the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion in research despite external pressures.
Trump says there are 'two sexes.' Experts and science say it's not binary.Biological definitions of sex are more complex than a binary view, challenging Trump's executive order.
The Evolution of Sex: Gender, Mating, and Social RelationsModern ideas about gender and sexuality are rooted in animal ancestors, revealing the diversity of sexual behaviors in nature.
Trump says there are 'two sexes.' Experts and science say it's not binary.Biological definitions of sex are more complex than a binary view, challenging Trump's executive order.
The Evolution of Sex: Gender, Mating, and Social RelationsModern ideas about gender and sexuality are rooted in animal ancestors, revealing the diversity of sexual behaviors in nature.
"Extremism and the Allure of Science": A Conversation with Tracy Llanera and Louise Richardson-Self (Keywords: White Supremacy; Conspiracy Theories; Nationalism; Gender; Essentialism; Objectivity)Extremism's definition varies but often relates to intolerance and rigidity, with scientific arguments frequently exploited by extremist groups.
Last total eclipse of moon for almost four years could be visible in Irish skies on FridayA total lunar eclipse will occur on Friday morning, creating a 'Blood Moon' effect lasting 77 minutes.
A blood moon will rise: When and how to watch the total lunar eclipseA total lunar eclipse will create a rare deep red moon visible from the Western Hemisphere on March 13-14, 2025.
'Blood moon' partial lunar eclipse delights skywatchers in London and around worldA partial lunar eclipse occurred in the UK, with the moon appearing red, also known as a blood moon.
This week's total lunar eclipse will reveal a 'Blood Moon' - here's how to see itA total lunar eclipse will occur on March 13-14, visible to most of the Americas without special equipment.
Last total eclipse of moon for almost four years could be visible in Irish skies on FridayA total lunar eclipse will occur on Friday morning, creating a 'Blood Moon' effect lasting 77 minutes.
A blood moon will rise: When and how to watch the total lunar eclipseA total lunar eclipse will create a rare deep red moon visible from the Western Hemisphere on March 13-14, 2025.
'Blood moon' partial lunar eclipse delights skywatchers in London and around worldA partial lunar eclipse occurred in the UK, with the moon appearing red, also known as a blood moon.
This week's total lunar eclipse will reveal a 'Blood Moon' - here's how to see itA total lunar eclipse will occur on March 13-14, visible to most of the Americas without special equipment.
Scientists have definitively taken us beyond the Big BangThe Universe's origin, traditionally attributed to the Big Bang, is now linked to an earlier phase called cosmic inflation.
The Clever New Book That Draws a Road Map for a Democratic Comeback. Really!Klein and Thompson advocate for a proactive liberalism that champions investment and innovation in science and green technologies to combat current government challenges.
Readers reply: What is the biggest missed opportunity in history?Missed opportunities in history often stem from failures to act on warnings or to recognize potential.
'What would Albert do?': Scientists from UCLA, USC protest Trump's policy changesScientists oppose federal job and funding cuts affecting research and education.
Hundreds rally in Sacramento against federal science cuts: 'Never been an issue before'The protest highlighted scientists' concerns over funding cuts and political interference in scientific research under the Trump administration.
What Makes the World: Mind or Brain?The distinction between mind and brain is crucial for modern science.The 'hard problem of consciousness' reveals the gap between brain activity and consciousness.Consciousness may be a fundamental property of nature.Science is deeply entwined with the existence of consciousness.
Why you must be logical and scientific to be a good personThe conflict in academia today centers around scientism versus the humanities, questioning the unique contributions of non-scientific disciplines.
Why you must be logical and scientific to be a good personThe current debate in academia centers around the belief that science is the singular pathway to knowledge, sidelining non-scientific approaches.
Reconciling and Manifest and Scientific Images of AddictionAddiction should be understood through both scientific and interpersonal perspectives, moving beyond the outdated disease versus moral failing debate.
APA Member Interview: Matthew BrewerPhilosophy of geosciences is a newly emerging subfield with unique challenges.Engagement with both ancient philosophy and modern scientific practices enriches philosophical inquiry.
What Makes the World: Mind or Brain?The distinction between mind and brain is crucial for modern science.The 'hard problem of consciousness' reveals the gap between brain activity and consciousness.Consciousness may be a fundamental property of nature.Science is deeply entwined with the existence of consciousness.
Why you must be logical and scientific to be a good personThe conflict in academia today centers around scientism versus the humanities, questioning the unique contributions of non-scientific disciplines.
Why you must be logical and scientific to be a good personThe current debate in academia centers around the belief that science is the singular pathway to knowledge, sidelining non-scientific approaches.
Reconciling and Manifest and Scientific Images of AddictionAddiction should be understood through both scientific and interpersonal perspectives, moving beyond the outdated disease versus moral failing debate.
APA Member Interview: Matthew BrewerPhilosophy of geosciences is a newly emerging subfield with unique challenges.Engagement with both ancient philosophy and modern scientific practices enriches philosophical inquiry.
Harvard scientist says God formula proves there is a creatorA mathematical formula suggests evidence of God's existence through the fine-tuning of the universe.The asymmetry between matter and antimatter points to intentional design rather than randomness.
Should You Be Religious?Douthat's 'Believe' posits that science strengthens, rather than diminishes, the credibility of faith.
Harvard scientist says God formula proves there is a creatorA mathematical formula suggests evidence of God's existence through the fine-tuning of the universe.The asymmetry between matter and antimatter points to intentional design rather than randomness.
Should You Be Religious?Douthat's 'Believe' posits that science strengthens, rather than diminishes, the credibility of faith.
How Jocelyn Bell once made a discovery that changed the field of astronomyJocelyn Bell Burnell's discovery of pulsars in 1967 profoundly transformed astronomy.
Planetary parade: Mercury falls into line for rare seven-planet alignmentA rare planetary parade of seven planets will occur on the last day of February, offering a unique night sky sighting.
How Jocelyn Bell once made a discovery that changed the field of astronomyJocelyn Bell Burnell's discovery of pulsars in 1967 profoundly transformed astronomy.
Planetary parade: Mercury falls into line for rare seven-planet alignmentA rare planetary parade of seven planets will occur on the last day of February, offering a unique night sky sighting.
After I got my dream job, I realized it wasn't for me. It took time to stop feeling like a failure.Pursuing a dream job can lead to unexpected realizations about personal happiness and fulfillment.
Here's Why You Should Let That Fart Rip on Planes, According to ScienceFlying increases flatulence due to cabin pressure changes, making it a common experience for passengers.
Can public trust in science survive a second battering?Public trust in science has faced unprecedented challenges but is beginning to show signs of recovery amid existing political divides.
Daily briefing: Why US scientists aren't retiringGreenlanders' unique genetics result from centuries of isolation and adaptation to Arctic living conditions.Many US scientists delay retirement due to their attachment to professional identity.
Neil deGrasse Tyson Explains Who Was the Greatest Scientific Mind in HistoryNeil deGrasse Tyson identifies Isaac Newton as the greatest scientist, emphasizing his monumental contributions to physics and mathematics.