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New Scientist · 1h

Artist brings data to life in striking screen prints

Rebecca Kaye, also known by her alias Ploterre, turns idle thoughts that arise while cycling into beautiful prints with a helping of hard data and clever design. The Edinburgh, UK, resident studied

Newsweek · 11h

Milky Way's Closest Neighbor May Be Tearing Apart

Scientists at Nagoya University in Japan were surprised by their study results, which they say are "indisputable."

The Independent · 2h

Ancient jawbone found on seafloor belongs to mysterious group of human ancestors

Ancient jawbone found on seafloor belongs to mysterious group of human ancestors - The partial jawbone was first recovered when a fishing operation dredged the seafloor

Fortune · 9h

Mira Murati’s reported $2 billion ‘seed’ funding suggests the AI boom is alive and well, even after a week of economic chaos

Former OpenAI Chief Tech Officer Mira Murati’s AI startup, Thinking Machines, is looking to raise a massive $2 billion seed round, according to Business Insider. If true, it’s a jarring number that

Phys.org · 56m

From boring to bursting: A giant black hole awakens

Although we know that supermassive black holes (millions of times the mass of our sun) lurk at the center of most galaxies, their very nature makes them difficult to spot and study. In contrast to

Fortune · 1h

Job applicants are using deepfake AI to trick recruiters—Here’s how hiring managers can spot the next imposter

Balasubramaniyan immediately thought the issue might be interviewees using deepfake AI technology to mask their true identities. But unlike most other companies, Pindrop was in a

AZ Animals US · 32m

TIL: One Bee Colony Can Have More Residents Than Palo Alto, California

Spring is here, and that means it’s bee season! Bees are fascinating creatures, with approximately 4,000 species located in the United States alone. They are responsible for pollinating flowers and

Chron · 4h

Karankawa call her 'Neka Kadya.' Her kind could save endangered red wolves.

Somewhat lost in the news that rocked the science world earlier this week, that Colossal Biosciences has genetically resurrected the long-gone dire wolf, was the announcement that the Dallas-based

The Cool Down · 6h

Scientists unveil 3D-printing breakthrough that could transform global water systems: 'The potential applications are vast'

"We are excited to see how this technology will continue to evolve and impact the field." Scientists unveil 3D-printing breakthrough that could transform global water systems: 'The potential

HowToGeek · 1h

5 Ways Earth's Moon Is Nothing Like the Others

There is no other moon quite like our own in the entire solar system. The Moon is unique in a lot of ways, some of which are even

The Independent · 1h

First-ever live video footage of elusive deep sea shark captured

First-ever live video footage of elusive deep sea shark captured - Shark was known previously mostly only via fish market samples

ZME Science · 2h

In 2013, dolphins in Florida starved. Now, we know why

Florida. That year, bottlenose dolphins were dying en masse in the Indian River Lagoon and along the Atlantic coast. Once a haven of marine life, the region suddenly turned deadly — and no one knew

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