“Q-Day” sounds like a cinematic moment when a machine suddenly breaks the internet. The practical risk is slower and already present. Organisations rely on
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A laser methanol test could make travel safer, but only if it reaches the places at risk
Methanol poisoning repeatedly turns ordinary travel and celebrations into medical emergencies. Contaminated alcohol may look and smell normal, while sympto
Solar geoengineering governance cannot wait for a climate emergency
Solar geoengineering has moved from speculative debate toward field research and private-sector interest. The core idea is to reflect a small portion of in
China’s JUNO result is a science story, but also an infrastructure story
China’s Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory has released its first physics result, with Xinhua reporting that the JUNO team has measured key neutrino
YouTube Pick: Veritasium makes the physics of temperature feel wonderfully strange
Some of the best YouTube explainers take something ordinary and make it strange again. Temperature is exactly that kind of idea: everyone talks about hot a
China’s space embryo experiment is a small biological test with large political and scientific implications
China’s latest space-station biology research sounds narrow: mouse embryos developing in orbit. But the experiment sits inside one of the biggest unanswere