The world’s largest privately owned laser just switched on
A massive privately owned laser facility is now online, marking a notable shift as private capital moves deeper into frontier science infrastructure.
NASA’s path to a permanent Moon base starts with three key missions
NASA’s long-term Moon base ambitions are moving from concept to campaign, with three missions this year expected to shape how the agency returns humans to the lunar surface for good.
Why ‘On Trails’ still feels fresh: a book that turns walking into a bigger story
Robert Moor’s ‘On Trails’ takes the simple act of walking and opens it into a broader story about nature, human movement, and how paths shape the world around us.
Can ‘de-extinction’ actually work? One antelope project suggests the idea is getting more real
A high-profile antelope project is testing whether so-called de-extinction is more than a flashy headline — and whether the science behind it could have real conservation value.
Researchers say everyday conversation is shrinking
A new study points to a drop in how much people talk each day, adding weight to broader concerns about loneliness, digital life, and the changing rhythm of in-person connection.