Category: 1. Edi-Choice

The tone does not surprise me. In 2024 I criticized Autry’s willingness to coauthor a book with Peter Navarro, who spent time in federal prison for obstructing the 1/6 insurrection investigation. He came…

An interesting phenomenon is unfolding at the top of the world. Lakes on the Tibetan Plateau — sitting at more than 14,700 feet above sea level — are refilling, bucking lake-drying trends elsewhere on the planet, according to the Daily…

Deep inside marble and limestone formations in the deserts of Namibia, Oman, and Saudi Arabia, scientists have uncovered something astonishing: thin, perfectly aligned tunnels—carved through solid stone—that may have been made by mysterious…

Over the course of his Harvard doctoral studies, Rob Devlin must have made 100 of a new kind of mini-lens, experimenting with materials and prototyping new designs to bend light like a traditional camera only using a series of tiny pillars on a…

Suppose that you want to get rid of a whole lot of mosquitoes with a quadcopter drone by chopping them up in the rotor blades. If you had really good eyesight and pretty amazing piloting skills, you could maybe fly the drone yourself,…

Mars has always captured the imagination of space explorers, and now new findings are showing that the Red Planet’s dust devils might be even more dangerous than we thought. These familiar whirlwinds of soil, common on Earth, could present…

Scientists have announced the discovery of the largest organic molecules ever found on Mars.

These molecules could have come from the breakdown of fatty acids that existed 3.7 billion years ago before being preserved in sediments laid down by an…

It’s all about the body language.

A new AI method for tracking the social lives of rats may help researchers better understand the relationship between the brain and social behavior, with possible implications for human conditions such as…