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NASA’s James Webb telescope is about to arrive at an exceptional point in space
The telescope will drift at gravity's tipping point between Earth and the sun.
Climate change is coming for Indonesia’s cocoa farms; candy companies aren’t helping
Sustainable strategies designed to help local farmers might do deeper damage.
Hurricanes have cost Louisiana fisheries at least half a billion dollars since 2020
The state is rebounding from four catastrophic hurricanes, but it’s going to take time for the recreational fisheries—and those who make their livings from them—to recover.
The deadly combination behind the surge of ‘superbug’ fungus outbreaks
Candida auris is a notoriously deadly and drug-resistant yeast—and new cases are rising in hospitals nationwide.
Icefish build bizarre undersea nests—and that’s just the beginning
A thriving colony of millions sheds new light on the mysterious polar creature.
Climate change makes it deadlier to cross the US-Mexico border
Getting across the desert is already dire—and it's likely to become worse in the coming decades.
We’re still in the dark about a key black hole paradox
Until recently, the existence of black holes was far from a given.
What to do with your old cloth masks
As experts tell us to upgrade our cloth masks, what do we do with all our extras?
What causes Havana Syndrome? Not foreign attackers, CIA says.
Most cases probably resulted from stress or other natural explanations.
Why healthy, vaccinated people should still care about Omicron
Omicron may be less virulent than previous coronavirus variants, but it’s too early to celebrate
