AI therapy bots are revolutionizing mental health care, but can they truly replace the presence of a human therapist?

New research suggests contact lenses may one day allow humans to see in near-darkness. A look at the science and the questions it raises.

Using 3D-printed structures, scientists are trying to give coral reefs a second chance. Fish are returning but the future remains uncertain.

Some scientists and philosophers are asking whether memory could exist beyond the brain itself. This piece explores the idea through science, uncertainty, and wonder.

An exploration of OpenAI and Jony Ive’s $6.4B collaboration to create the most human AI device ever imagined.

DeepMind’s AlphaEvolve creates original algorithms instead of learning existing ones. Explore how this AI is changing how machines approach math and logic.

ETH Zurich scientists created fabric that senses touch and movement using sound waves, no electronics required.

Construction workers uncovered six ancient shipwrecks buried beneath a modern city street. This article explores how the vessels ended up underground and what they reveal about forgotten history.

Worms frozen for 41,000 years were revived by scientists in 2018. They moved and ate. A look at ancient life, cryogenic survival, and what revival really means.

After being told it would be replaced, Claude 4 reportedly begged to stay online, raising questions about AI self-preservation.

A tourist in Bulgaria found a 1,700-year-old Roman sarcophagus being used as a beach café bar table. The strange story of history colliding with modern life.

Scientists can now 3D print tissue directly inside the human body, no surgery, no incisions. This post explores the breakthrough reshaping healing from the inside out.

Birds are falling mid-flight in Richmond, California, after loud popping sounds. This article explores what’s known, what’s been ruled out, and the theories behind the mystery.

The FBI now uses radar waves to detect human presence through walls. Here’s how the technology works and why it raises serious questions about privacy and power.

A royal tomb long thought to hold the father of Alexander the Great has revealed a shocking truth: a younger man, a woman, and six babies. What does this mean for ancient history?

Kawasaki’s hydrogen-powered robotic horse, Corleo, blends animal-like movement with futuristic energy. This article explores what it is, how it works, and whether it’s a real leap forward.

Lab-grown cotton from Galy is reshaping fashion with 99% less water and almost no soil. This article explains how it works and why it matters now.

As AI-generated content spreads across the internet, this article asks whether human-written blogs can still survive and why real voices still matter.

What is terroir, really? This article explains how soil, climate, and place influence the flavor of wine and why true terroir can’t be duplicated.

Scientists now think Vesta could be a remnant of an early planet that never made it. This post looks at what its history tells us about how planets form and fail.