How NASA’s GUARDIAN Spots Tsunamis in 20 Minutes—and Where It Fits in the Warning Ecosystem
A massive quake off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula quietly stress-tested a new kind of tsunami sentinel: NASA’s GUARDIAN, a system that […]
Science
The Neglecton That Could Unlock Topological Quantum Computing
A newly proposed quasiparticle—the “neglecton”—emerged from reviving discarded terms in non-semisimple topological quantum field theory and may supply the missing
E. coli Goes Electric: The Tiny Living Sensor Tracking Mercury Pollution
Mercury is a deceptively small molecule problem with continent-scale consequences—and the current testing pipeline is slow, centralized, and expensive. The new twist is radical but practical: turn engineered
Why Figurine-Style AI Avatars Go Viral: The Hidden System Behind Google’s “Nano Banana” Moment
Figurine-style AI avatars—mini “action figure” portraits inside toy-like boxes—spread because design psychology, frictionless creation, and social platform dynamics combine at
How Far Can We Zoom In? From Lenses to Electrons to the Edge of Spacetime
The intuitive idea of infinite “zoom” collides with physical limits: light diffracts, matter is damaged by high-energy probes, and spacetime
Coconut vs. Cancer: Hopeful Lab Signals, Harmful Hype, and the Narrow Path to Real Benefit
The claim that coconut—whether oil, water, or kernel—treats cancer is compelling but unsupported by clinical evidence; lab and animal findings
3I/ATLAS Interstellar Object: Strange Findings on Record-Speed Comet
Astronomers are reporting a cascade of strange findings about 3I/ATLAS, the third confirmed interstellar object and an active comet now