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Massive space mirrors could be 40 times brighter than the full moon, astronomers warn. 'It will be worse than big cities like London' Featured: Gaspar Bakos Space.com August 26, 2026
Annotation: Yiyun Li reconsiders the language of loss in her Pulitzer-winning memoir, ‘Things in Nature Merely Grow’ Featured: Yiyun Li Nieman Storyboard August 20, 2026
Drought may bring monkeys, mosquitoes, and yellow fever closer to Brazil’s cities Featured: Jamie Caldwell, Bryan Grenfell, Gabriel Vecchi Earth.com August 17, 2026
Childhood Trauma May Leave a Molecular Mark on the Brain Featured: Catherine Peña, Jay Kim Wired August 10, 2026
Why were there no tiny dinosaurs? You might blame the mammals Featured: Stephanie Lechki Reuters August 6, 2026
When Gut Bacteria Run Out of Fiber, They May Start Eating You Featured: Joshua Rabinowitz, Jenna AbuSalim SciTechDaily August 2, 2026
11 million pounds of uranium may have been shipped to China unofficially, finds study Featured: Ryan Manzuk Interesting Engineering July 30, 2026
Gene may help lizards get a grip in hurricane-force winds Featured: Shane Campbell-Staton, Princeton Vaughn Science July 28, 2026
Super-Speed AI Helps Astronomers Find Cosmic Trove Of New Exoplanets Featured: Joshua Roth Forbes July 27, 2026
PAW Goes to the Movies: Classics Professor Breaks Down ‘The Odyssey’ Featured: Johannes Haubold Princeton Alumni Weekly July 24, 2026