Mercor is being called the fastest growing company of all time, building the hidden workforce that powers AI. Here’s what they do and why it matters.

Lupini beans, once beloved in the Mediterranean, are packed with protein, fiber, and history. Discover why this ancient snack is poised for a modern comeback.

We sense only a sliver of reality. From hidden spectra to forgotten senses, explore the vast, unseen world shaping what we feel, believe, and become.

Chartreuse is a 400-year-old liqueur cloaked in mystery. Learn its monk-guarded recipe, cocktail uses, and why this herbal elixir is so rare today.

Wi-Fi wasn’t invented for phones or laptops, it came from black hole research. Learn how cosmic curiosity accidentally gave us everyday connection.

Cork, screw cap, or glass, each changes how wine ages, tastes, and feels. Discover the science, sustainability, and romance behind your bottle’s closure.

From dealcoholized wines to zero-proof gins, discover how non-alcoholic drinks are crafted, the science behind them, and why they’re reshaping drinking culture.

From parking spots to quantum physics, this guide unpacks what science really says about luck and how belief might shape what you find.

Grocery store wine doesn’t have to be a gamble. Learn how to decode shelves, spot value regions, read labels, and grab 6 safe picks under $20.

In 2024, Berkeley scientists used titanium-50 to create livermorium, two fleeting atoms that hint at new frontiers beyond the periodic table.

What would happen if we built a Dyson Sphere around the sun? Explore the science, risks, and wonder of this ultimate cosmic megastructure.

In 1957, two sisters died in England. A year later, twins were born, wearing their scars, holding their memories and mysteries. Could this be proof of reincarnation?

Painting stripes on cows sounds absurd…until it actually works. How zebra patterns confuse flies, win Ig Nobels, and reveal nature’s genius.

Smart dust sounds crazy: microscopic sensors drifting through the air, measuring and transmitting data. Here’s what it really is, why it excites scientists, why it makes the rest of us nervous, and how fear might actually help us shape its future.

Samples from asteroid Ryugu reveal evidence of flowing water a billion years after its birth, reshaping what we know about Earth’s oceans.

Why does change feel scary when it starts working or when we slip backward? Explore fear, social programming, and how to move forward anyway.

From a performance art show spark to NSF and DOE pitches this is my journey into federal grants, SAM.gov hurdles, and chasing funding for bold projects.

China’s LHAASO observatory found the first “super PeVatron” in the Cygnus region, a cosmic ray accelerator pushing particles beyond 10 PeV.

My book launches in just five days! A dream years in the making is about to meet the world. Join me as I count down and share the excitement.

A thin membrane from IIT Indore can generate voltage using only air and water, no sun, no battery. Discover how evaporation may quietly power our nights, our homes, and our future.