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Lisa Tuttle, history-making science fiction and horror scribe: ‘Life is hard, but a zombie apocalypse is harder’
The 72-year-old writer has always been ahead of her time when it comes to sexuality, feminism and gender identity in the ...
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A new biography of Benjamin Franklin puts science at the forefront
In the public’s mind, Benjamin Franklin’s scientific work has largely been reduced to this one experiment, in which Franklin demonstrated that discharges from thunderstorms are electric in nature (SN: ...
A Superfast Conductor Has Opened the Door for Epically Powerful Batteries
A new ion superhighway modeled after human cells could speed our batteries way up. Digging out a nanochannel for charged ions ...
The Holy Grail of Quantum Machines May Finally Be Near
A new study from the University of Sydney has announced the development of a 2D error-correction architecture that could spot ...
Scientists Believe Aliens Are Sending Interstellar Messages to Each Other—And We Can Eavesdrop on Them
Since the first modern SETI (Search for ExtraTerrestrial Intelligence) studies tried to detect alien transmissions in the ...
Scientists Built the First Engine Powered by Entanglement—Not Coal or Oil
Scientists at the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed a quantum engine powered by entanglement—the quantum property ...
A Study Says Human Hibernation Could Be Possible—If We Can Harness the Power of Bat Blood
Unlocking the mystery of hibernation could improve medicine and support our ambitions for deep-space travel. A new study ...
In the Race Against Time for Fusion, a New Reactor May Break the Final Barrier
A recent spate of nuclear fusion announcements have covered an emerging fusion reactor in New Zealand. The company behind ...