Science

Green Impact Human activity found to literally move mountains

The Matterhorn is not still. Seismometers show the Alpine peak gently sways and amplifies ground motion near its summit.

Innovations Princeton engineers link origami and tensegrity into fantastic new shapes Rebecca Shavit

AI New AI model reconstructs human ancestry from DNA Shy Cohen

Space Unexpected atmosphere found on small icy world beyond Pluto Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Newly discovered purple-winged moth named after Pope Leo XIV Hannah Shavit-Weiner

Innovations Harvard engineers built ant-like robots that work together without central control Melanie Livingstone

Discoveries Time-varying magnetic fields can create exotic quantum matter Shy Cohen

Space JWST finds a dark, airless exoplanet covered in rock like Mercury Joshua Shavit

Health Study links biological aging to cognitive effects of depression Mac Oliveau

Space A dead galaxy from the early universe is forcing astronomers to rethink galactic evolution Joseph Shavit

AI AI tool tracks facial aging, and helps doctors gauge cancer risk Joshua Shavit

Green Impact Perovskite breakthrough brings self-charging screens closer to reality Joshua Shavit

AI AI is flooding peer review, and editors say it’s making science harder to judge Shy Cohen

Space Astronomers map the climate of Earth-like exoplanets for the first time Joseph Shavit

Health Study finds low-dose CAR T therapy can drive complete cancer remission Mac Oliveau

Green Impact New tool tracks lost continents and moving plates over the last 320 million years Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries Spider and horseshoe crab relatives emerged 20 million years earlier than scientists thought Hannah Shavit-Weiner