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Scientists are finding 2,000 new marine species a year. Why it matters to name and categorize them.

The uniqueness of each mind is written in its ever-changing circuitry.

The more closely we observe the present moment, the more amorphous it becomes.

The multiverse of pop culture owes its existence to a testable scientific hypothesis.

Putting a price tag on the ocean might just save it.

How advanced civilizations could leave us a message of their presence.

Imani Black is working to bring people of color into marine conservation and production.

Extraterrestrials could take our intergalactic message in entirely the wrong way.

Why the father of neuroscience, toward the end of his career, preferred to study ants.

Forty years ago, a paleontologist pictured Earth millions of years from now. His vision is a wake-up call for us today.

The next miracle drug might be hiding in a primeval undersea forest.