December 17, 20243 min readIt’s Never Been a Better Time to Look UpAstronomy is a bright spot amid turbulence on EarthBy The EditorsA JWST photograph shows the NGC 602 star cluster in the Small Magellanic Cloud. ESA/Webb, NASA and CSA,...
One sunny afternoon in San Diego, three-year-old Aisha played outside while her father sat nearby. Her father wasn’t paying much attention to her, so Aisha took a toy and waved it at him. When he didn’t respond, she redoubled her...
December 17, 20243 min readApe Jokes, Vagus Nerve Hopes and a Mystery PlanetThe searches for Planet Nine, bat viruses, life on Jupiter’s moon Europa and lucid dreamsBy Laura Helmuth Scientific American, January 2025One of the things I enjoy most about...
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Most astronomers would love to find a planet, but Mike Brown may be the only one proud of having killed one. Thanks to his research, Pluto, the solar system’s ninth planet, was removed from the pantheon—and the public cried foul....
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The vagus nerve is a vine of nerve fibers with roots in nearly every organ and shoots in the brain. It helps us detect a racing heart, rising blood pressure, stomachache, discomfort, an overzealous immune system and even alarm calls...
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December 17, 20242 min readHow Earth’s Biggest Mass Extinctions Stack UpEarth’s deadliest mass extinctions have important commonalities—and significant differencesBy Clara Moskowitz & Rick Simonson Life on our planet has experienced many mass extinctions over its 4.5 billion years. Scientists see...
French mathematician Édouard Lucas was born in Amiens in 1842 and died in Paris 49 years later. He wrote the four-volume work Recréations Mathématiques, which became a classic of recreational mathematics. In 1883, under the pseudonym “N. Claus de Siam”...
