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Sensory perception has stymied thinkers for millennia. The discovery of a new color might change that.
A thousand UK musicians release a silent album protesting a government proposal that lets AI companies freely pillage their work.
What happens when USAID is gone? It’s only been a few days and so far it’s chaos.
The universe is a strange place. Scientists just discovered a planet with 20,000 mile per hour winds.
We’re not rocket scientists but with weather in the contiguous United States getting hotter, wetter and pricier, now might not be the best time to scrub data from governmental web sites.
Potatoes are awesome. Big Potato, not so much. In the United States, it faces lawsuits over price fixing.
As mountaineers trek to remote areas that most scientists can’t get to, a research partnership is born.
Three oarfish washed up on California’s shore in the last few months. Scientists only know of 19 in the previous 123 years. What gives?
A 1958 film directed by Frank Capra, funded by AT&T and aired on American TV warns us about climate change. Yes, in 1958, almost seventy years ago.
How do you track rare birds if you don’t know their songs? Researchers are hoping AI can help
Large-scale tree planting projects require a diversity of species that benefit human and non-human creatures alike. How to choose, and what to choose, is difficult. Fortunately, there’s an app for that.
