Monday, June 29, 2026
ArchiveA researcher's accidental discovery produced silicon chips that behave like actual neurons. The implications for AI's unsustainable energy appetite are enormous — and the science is wild.
Perseverance drilled into ancient Martian river rock and found mineral patterns that, on Earth, are left behind by microbes eating organic matter. Not proof of life — but closer than we've ever been.
Patients who got fake knee surgery recovered just as well as those who got the real thing. 700,000 of these procedures happen every year. This conversation will change how you think about medicine.
SCOTUS just told law enforcement it can't hoover up everyone's phone location data with geofence warrants. A genuine win for Fourth Amendment digital privacy — and it'll affect real investigations.
The company that makes your fancy Japanese toilet also makes components essential to semiconductor manufacturing. Asianometry traces one of the strangest pivots in industrial history.