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Stories which cover trends and connections in AI, thought and science.
Space Tornadoes Hide Between Sun and Earth
Scientists hunting for missing geomagnetic storms discovered tornado-like vortices spinning off solar eruptions - but these space weather threats hide in plain sight.
Light Drinking Protects Your Brain? The Data Says Otherwise
For decades, studies suggested a glass of wine might shield your mind from dementia. The largest genetic study ever conducted reveals why that...
Mars Lake Could Hide Signs of Ancient Life - But Not Where Expected
Scientists thought they found microbial life in Mars rocks. The real discovery is stranger: a hidden lake that rewrites the planet's watery past.
The spacetime paradox we rarely talk about
What does it really mean to say that spacetime "exists"? This simple question reveals deep confusion in modern physics.
Superconductors could finally detect the Unruh effect
Scientists have found a way to detect "quantum warmth" from empty space using tiny superconducting circuits.
Northern lights spotted on wandering rogue planet
Astronomers have detected Northern Lights on a rogue planet floating alone in space, complete with sand clouds and copper-melting temperatures.
The universe remembers everything as cosmic memory
What if every interaction in the universe leaves a permanent imprint in the fabric of spacetime itself?
Why Cats Bond on Their Own Terms: The Chemistry of Feline Affection
Cats release oxytocin when cuddling with owners, but only when they initiate contact. New research reveals how attachment styles shape feline bonding.
AI's Hidden Energy Bill: What Tech Giants Won't Reveal
US data centers consumed 183 terawatt-hours in 2024 for AI. By 2030, demand could double. Researcher Alex de Vries tracks what companies won't...
AI Hallucinations Are Inevitable, OpenAI Researchers Prove
OpenAI researchers prove AI hallucinations are mathematically inevitable. Nine out of ten benchmarks reward guessing over admitting uncertainty.
