# science
If you publish enough complex, highly speculative papers with untestable predictions, eventually, you're going to get trolled.
# science
There's no pseudoscience or conspiracy Mike Adams isn't willing to defend. His latest cause? Astrology.
# space
For inflation to remain cosmology's top theory of how the universe grew into what we see today, we need to find the right gravitational waves in experiments ramping up to do just that.
# space
Dougal Dixon has seen the future of the human species and it's not a fun or good one...
# space
Continuing the trend of looking too closely to CMBR maps, a group of cosmologists says they found evidence of "bruises" from collisions with other universes.
# tech
IEEE is not impressed with Ray Kurzweil's cold readings about the future of computing and technology.
# space
Penrose and Gurzadyan respond to their critics without offering anything new for the debate.
# space
Single stage to orbit spacecraft have been mothballed for decades. But with the potential of space tourism, there may be an incentive to take another run at designing them.
# politics
In American politics, scientists have two choices: a party that actively hates them and a party that merely pays lip service to their work.
# science
It seems that the NASA-backed research into arsenic-eating microbes had a number of serious flaws that has biologists scratching their heads.
# science
The Framer-in-Chief is failing upwards to speak for America's geoscientists. It should be a wake up call for scientists to speak for themselves instead.
# astrobiology
Is oxygen in the air a necessity for an alien civilization to develop?
# space
If wormholes big enough for spaceships to traverse exist, we should be able to detect them just by looking at the sky.
# oddities
Some things will always be a mystery, no matter how much you try to solve them.
# astrobiology
NASA claimed one of its researchers found alien biochemistry on Earth. Unfortunately, the paper they published doesn't support the hype.
