Dive into some of the most horrifying and entertaining films of the 1970s with this collection of must-watch alien invasion films from the era.
Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. One quick heads up: This episode features some spoilers for Project Hail Mary. If there’s one thing that the many, many ...
Timothy Olyphant is one of those rare Hollywood stars who seamlessly fits in on both the big screen and on TV. Whether it's as a mask-wearing serial killer in "Scream," or a relentless sheriff ...
James Franco's TikTok videos claiming 'real alien' footage have sparked online debate, with some suggesting it's a film stunt. The saga has reignited interest in Franco's career and intentions.
In cell culture labs around the world, human brain organoids live out their short lives as neural guinea pigs, testing the effects of diseases, toxins, and new pharmaceuticals. But they may soon be on ...
Matt Dinniman may have become a household name among fantasy readers with his bestselling Dungeon Crawler Carl series, but ...
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Biologist Michael Levin has spent his life trying to prove that minds show up in places we’d never think to look.
Soft science fiction cares less about explaining every machine than studying what one speculative idea does to ordinary human ...
Scientists say climate change is heating the Mediterranean Sea, inviting invasive fish species that harm native populations.
The strange-looking creatures are one of two known mammals that use a social structure like that of bees and ants. A ruling rodent maintains power over her colony via one key chemical compound, accord ...
Lex Luthor might be the Man of Steel's most infamous foe, but Superman villains like Darkseid, General Zod, and Brainiac are far more interesting.
Dry flakes of skin, dirt, bug bites, or even your own hair tickling your nose: all of these triggers make us squirm and yearn ...