This Private Company Wants To Build Autonomous, Captainless Ships Sailed By AI
In the near future, crewless ships could command the seas.
In 1792, France Made A New Calender Based On Science and Secularism – And Nobody Liked It
The revolutionary new calendar had a 10-day week. It wasn’t exactly a people pleaser.
Minecraft Music And Microsoft’s Windows 95 Reboot Chime Added To US ”National Playlist”
The music, composed by European artists, joins Martin Luther King Jr’s ”I have a dream” speech in being preserved by the Library of Congress.
After A 100-Year Absence, Grizzly Bears Could Be Reintroduced To California. Here’s How
The new feasibility study found no meaningful obstacles to the reintroduction of this animal that used to roam the state before Europeans arrived.
Our Ancestors Knew To Wear Sunscreen – It May Be How They Survived
40,000 years before the advice to wear sunscreen became a hit song, Homo sapiens were apparently onto it.
New Planet In Strange Perpendicular Orbit Around Binary Stars Is Straight Out Of Science Fiction
An undetected world is the most likely explanation for this truly bizarre set-up.
US Conservatives Distrust All Scientific Fields Compared To Liberals
The levels of distrust are not only pronounced, they are difficult to address with short-term interventions.
Cognitive Milestones From Birth To Age 6 Revealed In New Brain Imaging Study
The first five months may be critical.
Who Needs Ears? Your Cells Can Respond To Sound
When writers describe music as so powerful every cell in the listener’s body vibrates, they may be closer than they know.
Something ”Remarkable” Is Happening To Religious Life In The US
Since the start of the century, there has been a significant decline in people attending religious institutions, but does this reflect a decline in belief?