Roughly 18 years ago, a woman named Susan Potter asked to donate her body to science when she died. Now, she lives on as the highest-resolution digital cadaver that exists to date. Potter’s story, ...

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SpaceX's most recent financials, which have not been previously reported, led some banks to estimate that the company could raise more than $50 billion at a valuation exceeding $1.5 trillion, sources ...

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The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into Citizen Science (CS) is transforming how communities collect, analyze, and share data, offering opportunities for enhanced efficiency, accuracy, ...

Mental health disorders are rising globally and artificial light at night is implicated in emotional well-being. A new study from China reveals how the varying wavelengths of nighttime light ...

Why flu cases are spiking, how AI predicts disease from your sleep, and what surprising biomechanics lie behind woodpeckers’ powerful pecks. At CES 2026, Stevie Wonder offered a simple test for tech.