Author: Annie Gerber

The numbers, rather than a press release, were the first indication that something was off. Earlier this year, cybersecurity analysts…

When I first learned about self-healing concrete, I thought it was marketing. There’s a certain ring to the phrase that…

I first became aware of it when I was in line at a pharmacy in late winter and the woman…

Driving in Abu Dhabi these days feels like you’re being watched, but not in the oppressive way you might anticipate.…

Beyond Neptune, a tiny, frozen body is floating in the darkness and has, in defiance of all logic, developed an…

The fact that scientists can extract a hitherto unidentified animal from one of the least visited locations on Earth—six and…

For the majority of human history, the typical response to the question “can we predict earthquakes” has been a quiet,…

Superconductors have been kept in a sort of scientific cold storage for over a century. The first one, a wire…

For the majority of us, Saturn’s rings have always seemed to be a part of the solar system’s permanent furniture,…

If the researchers are correct, a tiny bright patch close to a lunar crater’s edge has been sitting quietly in…