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Using a laboratory model, scientists get a nice Jovian surprise.
Can we affirm everything in life, the beauty and the suffering? Nietzsche says yes.
In principle, the laws of physics are the same forwards and backwards. But in practice, time only runs in one direction. Most of the laws of physics are the same […]
ExtendNY stretches the Big Apple’s gridiron all across the globe – with some bizarre effects
Though gloomy and dense, Russian literature is hauntingly beautiful, offering a relentlessly persistent inquiry into the human experience.
Fear-mongering is now a billion-dollar industry.
Researchers at UCSF have trained an algorithm to parse meaning from neural activity.
What happens when simulation theory becomes more than a fascinating thought experiment?
The ‘final parsec problem’ is still a mystery for astronomers. When it comes to black holes in the Universe, we know there are at least two major types. There are […]
We’ve all had days where the drive home has us fuming over some belittling comment a coworker made, gossip they’ve spread about you, or a meeting where they’ve taken credit […]
Playwright and novelist Deborah Levy on chaos and order in creative work. Also: marvelous digressions on the caterpillar and the octopus.
The 20th century was marked by waves of pro-democracy revolutions. Now, the future of democracy looks uncertain.
Attending religious service once a week found to lower risk of suicide and other “deaths of despair”
In late April, the news hit us hard: Lorna Breen, an emergency room doctor in a Manhattan hospital flooded with coronavirus patients, committed suicide. According to her father, the emotional […]
Here’s a formula for chaos: Collect a diverse and volatile group of eccentric comedians and comedy writers, and give them a nearly impossible task with a just-barely-possible deadline. Oh, and […]
Stock markets may be plummeting, but that doesn’t mean the spread of COVID-19 is hurting everyone’s bottom line.
You might be inclined to modify gravity instead, but those ideas have grossly unequal evidence supporting them. What is it, exactly, that you’re supposed to do when the predictions of […]
It might not feel that way, but a 95% dark Universe really is the best game in town. No matter how much we might try and hide it, there’s an enormous […]
How many potentially habitable planets are there? We sincerely don’t know. One of the most compelling scientific goals humanity has set for itself is to find extraterrestrial life: biological activity originating […]
Simple changes to your holiday decorations, gifting or travel can make the festive season more sustainable.
In his new book, “The Wedge,” Scott Carney tests the boundaries of human resilience.
Can the American government stop coronavirus spread? Its past actions speak volumes.
The Jerezo crater — where Mars 2020 is set to land — could be a good place to find signs of past life on Mars.
People often incorporate lessons from fictional stories into their beliefs, attitudes and value judgments, sometimes without even being aware that they are doing so.
And after these 10 surprising maps, the Alpine republic will never look the same again.
Archetypes of creation and the origin of all things.
How reframing your emotions and changing your daily behavior can help you save money.
MIT engineers devise a decision map to identify the best mission type to deflect an incoming asteroid.
Are you prone to “toxic accumulation”?
Tragedy in art, from Ancient Greece to Breaking Bad, resists all our efforts to tie reality up in a neat bow, to draw some edifying lesson from it. Instead it confronts us with our own limitations, leaving us scrabbling in the rubble of certainty to figure out what’s next.