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The QUANTUM Revolution
Can the next big thing in computing live up to the hype?

A New Race to the Moon

Lost Roads of the Roman Empire

The Scariest Problem in Math

Weird Worlds

This sulfurous hell world might change the way we classify exoplanets

4 mins

Tiny Climbers

Ziti-size fish scale a massive waterfall

2 mins

Fractal Geography

Scientists catalog the \"fractalness\" of more than 130,000 islands

2 mins

Atomic Snowflakes

Could each atom in the universe be unique?

2 mins

Challenging Measures

Depression questionnaires may not work the same for highly intelligent people

2 mins

Early Plates

Scientists found the oldest direct evidence for Earth’s tectonic motion

3 mins

Mating Arm

Reproduction in octopuses is even weirder than you think

3 mins

Battleship Science

Game-playing AI can show us how to do science better

2 mins

Stellar Caravan

The sun traveled across the Milky Way alongside thousands of stars

2 mins

Nocturnal Navigation

These ants use a sophisticated lunar compass

2 mins

Microbe Metropolis

Sinking microbial cities may solve a key ocean mystery

2 mins

The Fusion Wager

Helion is trying to turn a pulsed-plasma machine into a power plant—on a start-up timeline

8 mins

THE QUANTUM REVOLUTION

Will computers based on quantum physics change the world?

10+ mins

WHAT’S A QUANTUM COMPUTER GOOD FOR, ANYWAY?

Quantum computing promises profound power in cryptography, materials design, telecommunications, and much more. But those dreams won’t become reality overnight—if ever

10+ mins

Lost Roads of the Roman Empire

A massive digitization project has nearly doubled the known extent of the first continent-scale road network

9 mins

The Scariest Problem in Math

The most important unsolved mystery in mathematics is nearly 170 years old, and there’s a million-dollar reward for its solution. Why is hardly anyone trying to find it?

$The Scariest Problem in Math15$

10+ mins

The New Moon Race

The triumphant Artemis II mission marks a new era of lunar exploration and science. Here’s how it went down and what comes next

7 mins

Lunar Geology

If NASA’s ambitious lunar-exploration plans succeed, scientists will cover the moon with sensors—and find answers to several long-standing questions about the inner solar system

6 mins

Eyes in the Sky

The Artemis moon missions are a game changer for astronomy

7 mins

A Nuclear Moon

NASA wants a nuclear reactor to power a lunar base. It’s not as crazy as it sounds

10+ mins

What’s Wrong with Quantum Mechanics

A 100-year-old theory might explain the confusion

6 mins

The Ethics of AI Art

When people understand AI-generated art’s underlying system and process, its moral implications become harder to accept

4 mins

A Bridge-Crossing Puzzle Led to New Math

Are you smarter than an 18th-century Prussian?

$A Bridge-Crossing Puzzle Led to New Math22$

5 mins

War in Plain Sight

Near-real-time satellite coverage means militaries can no longer hide. So they are learning to lie better

4 mins

New Ways to Keep Muscle as You Age

Ozempic, similar drugs and aging take off muscle. New therapies could retain it

3 mins

Unchecked Megaconstellations

Satellite swarms could destroy our view of the heavens and seriously damage our planet

5 mins

50, 100 & 150 Years

1976 \"Recently scientists have discovered that the carriers of electric charge inside a crystal can exist in a state that has many of the properties associated with water.

3 mins

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Scientific American Description:

Éditeur: Springer-Nature-America,-Inc

Catégorie: Science

Langue: English

Fréquence: Monthly

Scientific American covers the most important and exciting research, ideas and knowledge in science, health, technology, the environment and society. It is committed to sharing trustworthy knowledge, enhancing our understanding of the world and advancing social justice.