# space
It turns out there is life after stellar death. Say hello to zombie worlds, undead planets orbiting the most extreme objects in the universe.
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Greg Fish on 10.22.2022
# tech
Generative AI is meant to help writers, artists, and coders. But it may be stealing from them first, creating a legal and ethical nightmare.
by
Greg Fish on 10.18.2022
# science
Controversial new research offers us a chance to create tools to fight pandemics before they start. But can it really live up to its hype? And is it safe?
by
Greg Fish on 10.07.2022
# oddities
Wealthy investors and tycoons are joining the ranks of doomsday preppers, planning elaborate post-apocalypse compounds and bunkers, or dystopian power grabs.
by
Greg Fish on 09.26.2022
# tech
Bitcoin’s rival wants to eliminate its vast contributions of energy waste and global warming. Will the original crypto coin follow suit?
by
Greg Fish on 09.20.2022
# astrobiology
A new discovery of organic molecules in Martian sediment doesn’t prove there was life on the red planet. But it does help build the case for it.
by
Greg Fish on 09.18.2022
# tech
Governments are no longer just interested in controlling social media narratives with bots and premium content. They’re now reaching for new laws.
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Greg Fish on 09.17.2022
# astrobiology
A physicist who keeps making wild claims about alien technology and in the solar system now claims there are parts of an alien spaceship in the Pacific Ocean.
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Greg Fish on 09.11.2022
# space
Some of the largest galaxies in the cosmos aren’t creating new stars. Now scientists finally think they know why.
by
Greg Fish on 09.07.2022
# tech
We keep seeing artificial intelligence do more and more impressive things. But the most impressive thing it can do next is to fit in our hands.
by
Greg Fish on 09.05.2022