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Paradromics Is Betting High-Bandwidth Neural Implants Can Restore Speech
Paradromics is developing a wireless, high-bandwidth neural interface designed to restore speech for patients with ALS and locked-in syndrome by decoding motor-cortex signals before they reach damaged nerves — but key clinical data has yet to clear peer review.
Agnikul Cosmos Reached Orbit on Attempt One — With a 3D-Printed Engine
Chennai startup Agnikul Cosmos launched its Agnibaan rocket to orbit on the first attempt, powered by the Agnilet — the world's first single-piece 3D-printed rocket engine. SpaceX needed four tries before its Falcon 1 reached orbit in 2008.
Göbekli Tepe Predates Farming by Millennia — and 95% Is Still Underground
Göbekli Tepe's 11,500-year-old stone enclosures were built by hunter-gatherers before agriculture existed, upending the long-held belief that farming came before monumental construction. Researchers estimate they have uncovered only about 5 percent of the site.
Alien Spacecraft Claims Keep Failing the Same Scientific Test — Here’s Why
For the third time in under a decade, an interstellar object has sparked alien spacecraft headlines — and scientists have walked it back just as fast. The pattern reveals as much about evidence standards as it does about the objects themselves.
Fermented Cabbage Bacteria Bind 57% of Nanoplastics — and Double Excretion
A 2026 South Korean study found that a probiotic bacterium from fermented cabbage physically traps nanoplastics in the gut and doubles their excretion — a promising early mechanism that has yet to be tested in humans.
Pillars of Creation May Already Be Gone — We’re Seeing 6,500-Year-Old Light
Every photograph of the Pillars of Creation — including James Webb's 2022 portrait — shows structures as they existed 6,500 years ago. A supernova detected nearby raises the real possibility they no longer exist at all.Load More
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