Scientific American

For billions of years Earth was quiet. Then life got loud

Scientists have a new understanding of the mysterious Antikythera mechanism that challenges assumptions about ancient technology

Indigenous communities along Alaska’s coast are developing scientific networks to test shellfish for toxins because the state is not doing so

A focus on the traumatic origins of an often stigmatized psychiatric diagnosis is inspiring new treatments

In some members, a longing for “simpler” times is giving rise to deadly activities

Measuring the time it takes particles to travel between two points may be the best test yet for Bohmian mechanics