A study in Geology reveals sediments beneath Greenland’s ice sheet that could accelerate sea level rise
A recent study shows that there is a lot more sediment trapped beneath Greenland’s ice sheet than we realized, which...
New York boasts an unstoppable pace, but Manhattan grinds to a halt every year between the UN General Assembly, Thanksgiving, and the Christmas chaos
After decades of sitcoms elevating New York as the most interesting city in the Western world (Friends, Seinfeld, SATC, Gossip...
Researchers at the University of York and the London School of Economics argue that climate change is disrupting the classic seasonal calendar on Earth
The seasons and their order is one of the few things we learn by heart in kindergarten. Just like the...
The magnetic north pole is accelerating toward Siberia, forcing the British Geological Survey and NOAA’s World Magnetic Model to readjust global navigation
The magnetic north pole has been wandering through the Arctic for decades, but lately, its changing path has grabbed the...
Smaller than a grain of salt—scientists create the world’s smallest autonomous robot, capable of moving and processing data
A team from the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Michigan has built the tiniest programmable, self-driving robots ever...
A founder trained a GPT to think like Steve Jobs, and the experiment shows how AI is becoming a strategic partner rather than a scary replacement
Resurrecting the dead using artificial intelligence has never been a good idea. That's something we've learned after watching every single...
Confirmed by US environmental agencies—this household waste results in fines of thousands of dollars and legal risk
Taking out the trash is one of the thousand tiny household chores that pile up in our mind until the...
It’s official—Medicare will reimburse telemedicine visits affected by the federal shutdown until January 2026
Last year, many Americans found that their medical bills were being returned in the mail with a red stamp saying...
Goodbye to the myth of the red planet—the European Space Agency reveals the true color of Mars after 18 years of data
ESA's first mission to another world, the Mars Express orbiter, began circling the Red Planet on June 2, 2003. Ever...
Historical discovery—Marine animals never before seen are found in Antarctica, which could rewrite the history of biology
A research trip to Antarctica uncovered marine life that hadn't been seen before in one of the world's most remote...