Stories by dnetesn

How Failing Better Could Advance Science

Observed cosmic rays may have come from two-million-year-old supernova

Why I’m Amassing an Army of Fake Social Media Followers

The Hardest Logic Puzzle: A step-by-step guide to true, false, and random

What We Owe the MythBusters

Paris of the Plains

A new dimension to high-temperature superconductivity discovered

One-upmanship in the Morning

The Strange Persistence of First Languages

Physicists measure force that makes antimatter stick together

The High Price of Delivery App Convenience

Will We Reverse-Engineer the Human Brain Within 50 Years? (2013)

Judge Dredd's assault on consumer culture icons finally unleashed

Bioprinting

The Man Who Delayed D-Day: Oceanographer Walter Munk Reflects on Science and War

The particle physics of you

Small Donors Are Clicking More with Democrats Than Republicans

How Bioprinting Has Turned Frankenstein's Mad Science Sane

How seeing an area you know well in a film affects your viewing experience

When Good Waves Go Rogue: Even in calm seas, waves can become monsters