Bernie Sanders complains about the energy needs of data centers but opposes nuclear power

Alaskan wood frog hibernation is next-level science-fiction stuff. Suspended animation. Thanks to unreal levels of glycogen, which is also our most common form of stored glucose, their cells don't freeze even as their body does and their brain, breathing, and heart stop.

Nice try, Skynet

„Germany invested half a trillion and now produce 20% less electricity at 3x the price“ 1. Industrial production imploded 2. Same goods are produced in Asia now but with higher emissions 3. Germany still generates 5x more emissions per kWh than France

Cockboating and screwtowing are lost maritime skills these days, and we're worse off as a society for it.

That was never scientific. The Obama administration began doing it with everything, including the economy, using jobs saved or gained virtual employment, and it was just as strange with small micron particulate matter. No lives have ever been lost, how can they estimate savings?

Photo by Walter Chandoha, "the one cat photographer to rule them all", in 1955.

Scientists who use AI have published three times more papers, received five times more citations, and reach leadership roles faster than their AI-free peers. But science as a whole is paying the price, the study suggests. Not only is AI-driven work prone to circling the same

On this day in 1937, the Ohio River flooded its highest level ever - 80 feet. Over 15% of the city was covered in water. In this photo, Cincinnati Reds pitcher Lee Grissom and traveling secretary John McDonald rowed over the Crosley Field fence to the pitcher's mound.