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Eccentric exercise may build strength and health without exhausting workouts or major muscle soreness, a new review argues.
A review says slow lowering movements can improve strength and health without punishing workouts or severe soreness.
Rebecca Shavitupda
Stanford-led studies found doctors made stronger clinical decisions when paired with AI, especially in structured workflows.
AIChatbots outperform doctors in diagnosing many diseases, study findsShy Cohen
Mars has almost no breathable oxygen. Here’s why that matters, and how NASA’s MOXIE could help future astronauts survive.
SpaceMars has air, but almost none of it can keep you aliveJoseph Shavit
Distance, light speed, biology, and time may explain why alien civilizations never meet.
SpaceAlien civilizations have not visited Earth and never will, physicist claimsJoshua Shavit
Two Nature studies link healthier adult thymus tissue to longer life and better cancer immunotherapy outcomes.
HealthPreviously irrelevant organ could be key to longer life and better cancer outcomesMac Oliveau
In 2019, LIGO and Virgo detected GW190521—a mysterious gravitational wave that could mark either the colossal merger of two black holes or the tantalizing possibility of a wormhole echo from another universe.
SpaceBlack hole GW190521 may be a wormhole from another universeJoseph Shavit
As part of the project, the team used a novel bacterial strain to upgrade the biogas in a reactor, converting carbon dioxide with hydrogen into methane or renewable natural gas.
Green ImpactWSU scientists convert sewage sludge into 99% pure natural gas sharply boosting energy recoveryRebecca Shavit
The picture shows the dynamic environment around the supermassive black hole at the Milky Way's center, featuring the newly discovered gas cloud G2t alongside previously known clouds G1 and G2, whose similar orbits suggest a common origin from the star system IRS16SW.
SpaceMassive binary star system may be feeding the Milky Way’s central black holeJoseph Shavit
A new Patterns paper warns that adding generative AI to machine-learning systems can increase bias, opacity, and security risks.
AIGenerative AI increases risks of cyberattacks and data leaksShy Cohen
SpaceNASA cleanroom fungus could survive a trip to Mars, raising contamination concernsJoshua Shavit
Easton joined @nflcommish to announce our first-round pick on stage in Pittsburgh.
Good NewsFrom Easton’s Lions wish to Oakland’s violence drop and more good news todayAmyn Bhai
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS carries deuterium-rich water, pointing to a far colder birthplace than our solar system.
SpaceInterstellar comet 3I/ATLAS points to a far colder planetary birthplaceJoshua Shavit
A sketch of the giant octopus.
DiscoveriesGiant octopuses were the ocean’s apex predators 100 million years agoHannah Shavit-Weiner
These kids are doing a lot more than just playing in the dirt.
Green ImpactSchool gardens can boost science learning, agriculture and food literacyBreaking Science
Texas A&M engineers used lasers to lift and steer tiny metajets, pointing to a new path for fuel-free propulsion.
SpaceLaser-powered, ‘metajets’ could be the future of interstellar flightShy Cohen
Artist's impression of the planet Epsilon Indi Ab, with water clouds atop its ammonia-dominated atmosphere.
SpaceAstronomers find thick water-ice clouds on Jupiter-like exoplanet Epsilon Indi AbJoseph Shavit
These discoveries hint that the area was once submerged, strengthening theories that the site could be linked to the biblical vessel.
DiscoveriesNew scan data of Turkish formation is reviving the Noah’s Ark debateRebecca Shavit