Astronomers have discovered that the “dark sides” of Uranus‘ largest moons aren’t where they originally thought — and in some cases are on the complete opposite sides of the icy satellites than expected. Uranus has 28 confirmed moons, including five […]
“How much can possibly happen when I’m on parental leave?” I said five months ago, on January 10, 2025. “I understand that Donald Trump will be the next president, and yes, he said he’d be a dictator ‘on day one,’
Skywatchers in up to 18 U.S. states could witness auroras in the coming days as a “moderate” geomagnetic storm rocks Earth’s magnetic field, starting on Friday (June 13). On Wednesday (June 11), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Space
Just four months ago, the Fox News host Steve Doocy gave a social-media send-off to his young producer Ariel Abergel, who had announced that he was leaving the network. Alongside a montage of the two traveling through Iowa, Doocy reminisced
Humans have unique breathing patterns that can be used to identify and distinguish individuals, a new study has found. In the work, published Thursday (June 12) in the journal Current Biology, researchers could use an algorithm to identify individuals based
A well-lived life isn’t always a perfectly navigated one. Many days will evoke the feeling of choppy waters and, just as common, being completely adrift. These rudderless moments can come after joyful milestones, such as graduations and weddings, or they
Stark new satellite data reveal that the Colorado River basin has lost huge amounts of groundwater over the last few decades, with some research suggesting that this groundwater could run out by the end of the century. But is that
Kamala Harris’s campaign thought it knew exactly how to beat Donald Trump. With just weeks left before Election Day, it warned over and over that he was “unhinged, unstable, and unchecked.” But instead of amplifying that message, Future Forward—the $900
As a chronicler of American subcultures, Louis Theroux is used to being in uncomfortable situations. But when he started to research his latest documentary—about Israeli settlers in the West Bank—what surprised him most was how open everyone was about their
Those seven-and-a-half lost years belong in a wider landscape in which we know remarkably little about the playwright. We know virtually nothing for sure about Shakespeare’s schooling, which he probably completed in 1578 or so; nor what he did until
