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What NASA’s Artemis II tells us about the ‘overview effect,’ moon joy and awe (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 2 »
New metal with triple copper’s heat conduction challenges fundamental physics (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 2 »
In a first, Artemis II moon astronauts make ‘ship to ship’ call to ISS (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 3 »
NASA’s Artemis II astronauts celebrate epic lunar flyby with stunning new images (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 5 »
Anthropic leak reveals Claude Code tracking user frustration and raises new questions about AI privacy (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 6 »
Human sperm get lost in space, pioneering study finds (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 2 »
How hacked surveillance cameras are fueling assassinations in Iran (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 8 »
Why the La Guardia plane crash was so destructive (www.scientificamerican.com) 2 paywall 3 »
Landmark offshore wind farms come online in the U.S. (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 3 »
Brain implant allows people who are paralyzed to type using their thoughts at speed of texting (www.scientificamerican.com) 2 paywall 4 »
Scientists revive activity in frozen mouse brains for the first time (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 4 »
Can DNA testing tell identical twins on trial apart? (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 1 »
Iran was nowhere close to a nuclear bomb, experts say (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 19 »
The gut microbiome may influence brain aging, mouse study suggests (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 6 »
A single course of antibiotics may reshape the gut microbiome for years (www.scientificamerican.com) 2 paywall 7 »
People who know more about AI art find it less ethical (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 1 »
Is AI conscious? Michael Pollan weighs in on the debate (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall -1 »
Heart attacks are killing more young people—and more women (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 2 »
To help your body adjust to daylight saving time, try sunlight and exercise (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 3 »
GLP-1 diabetes medications lower risk of all kinds of substance use disorders, study finds (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 7 »
Bill Gates–backed nuclear start-up TerraPower just got cleared to start building its first power plant (www.scientificamerican.com) 2 paywall 8 »
See the world’s oldest fossilized ‘butthole’ imprint (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 2 »
Why developers using AI are working longer hours (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 5 »
Are prime numbers hiding inside black holes? (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 2 »
Economist Larry Summers resigns from posts at Harvard after ties to Epstein spark scrutiny (www.scientificamerican.com) 1 paywall 6 »
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