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A small red dwarf seems to have birthed a hulking gas giant, upending prevailing theories of planet formation

Pulitzer-winner Kathleen DuVal on Indigenous power in colonial times

My evening under the influence of metaphysics

250 years ago, a theologist looked under a microscope and discovered the “most peculiar” creature

Scientists are getting better at predicting marine heatwaves. But is it enough to save ecosystems and vulnerable species?

Eavesdropping on sound artist Chris Warren and his reverberation chamber

A telescope upgrade offers an unusually crisp look at solar chaos

What bountiful remains of foraminifera reveal about the ocean’s past and future in times of climate chaos

Optical advances yield an unprecedented look at the corona dancing around our nearest star

Our appetite for fish can alter their bodies, minds, and behaviors

The unexpected consequences of harvesting old, wise fish

Early explorers felt the powerful pull of the poles