Who will wake up from a coma? Electrical jolts in the brain offer hints
44% with electrical activity woke up and recovered, compared to 14% without activity.
Science // Science & Exploration
Easy-to-make thermal chameleon fades into the background
New cloak not so much Harry Potter as emperor's new clothes.
Photons dance along a line of superconducting qubits
Qubit chain spreads out; a third quantum computing architecture is on the horizon.
NASA reveals funding needed for Moon program, says it will be named Artemis
"It requires everything that America has to offer to reach the end state."
Drugmakers hiked prices 1,000% in massive price-fixing scheme, states allege
Defendants allegedly described it as "playing nice in the sandbox."
People drop support for a carbon tax when getting less effective “nudges”
Small, easy policies can crowd out support for more drastic but necessary changes.
Hermeus announces plan to build the fastest aircraft in the world
"We want to do engineering, not science."
Study finds ultimate fate of Leidenfrost droplets depends on their size
Johann Leidenfrost first reported the phenomenon in 1756.
Rocket Report: NASA considers Falcon 9 triple header, Indiana pol eyes Moon
"We start launching satellites for actual service later this year."
Old Falcon 9 rockets done firing their engines will now inflame imaginations
"We feel confident that people will want to come and see one of these rockets."
Jeff Bezos unveils his sweeping vision for humanity’s future in space
"It's time to go back to the Moon—this time to stay.”
The last reactor at Three Mile Island is shutting down
Plant owner Exelon said the reactor would shut down by September 30.
Who can convince those who reject climate science? Maybe their kids
Experiment showed middle-schoolers got their parents thinking.
UK goes a whole week without using coal-fired electricity
The cradle of the Industrial Revolution is turning a corner away from pollution.
