Mark Thompson, Universe Today When stars at least thirty times the mass of our Sun reach the end of their lives, astronomers had assumed they simply winked out, collapsing silently into...

David Zaruk, Firebreak Since RFK Jr used his oligopoly in American health policy to rewrite the US Food Pyramid to serve his interest groups, followed by many others groups publishing their...

Sophie Hardach, BBC In 2020, wildlife photographer Vladimír Čech Jr was trudging through the snow in a military zone in the Doupov Mountains, a remote and rugged area in the Czech...

Cairo & Lowette, CERN Courier The Higgs boson is uniquely simple - the only Standard Model particle with no spin. Paradoxically, this allows its behaviour to be uniquely complex, notably due...

Becky Ferreira, 404 Media Astronomers think they have solved the puzzle of so-called "little red dots" in space, a population of bizarre objects at the very edge of the observable universe,...

Ross Pomeroy, RealClearScience Everything around us seems to be changing at breakneak speed. Twenty years ago, smartphones were niche products. Twenty years before that, computers were...

Kaif Shaikh, Interesting Engineering Long before satellites and sonar, entire cities vanished beneath water—some swallowed by earthquakes, others slowly erased by the sea. For centuries,...

G. Anthony Bruno, iai We like to think of the world as ultimately fully intelligible, a place that we will one day be able to make complete sense of, emotionally and rationally, a place...

David Nield, Science Alert More than 9 out of 10 Alzheimer's cases could be driven by specific variations in a single gene and...

Andrew Paul, Popular Science After reviewing almost 30 years of signals, University of California Berkeley researchers have identified 100 mysterious,