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Underground Cells Make “Dark Oxygen” Without Light
In some deep aquifers, cells have a chemical trick that could sustain whole underground ecosystems.
The Case Against the Selfish Gene
Richard Dawkins’ hypothesis buries a crucial part of life’s story.
When Stars Twinkle, They Make Music
Astronomers are learning to decode the meanings hidden in stellar songs.
Introducing Nate Spada: TikTok Correspondent for Nautilus Ocean
This lumpfish influencer wants to bring the coolest facts from under the sea to your phone.
Building Superintelligence Is Riskier Than Russian Roulette
Why the “hard problem” of AI—controlling our superintelligent creations—is impossible.
The Psychopathic Path to Success
Turns out there can be a positive side to the psychopathic traits that may lurk inside all of us.
Why Novels Are a Richer Experience Than Movies
Only novels can plumb the depth of human consciousness.
Wildfires Are Changing Animal Evolution
Adaptations that once saved creatures are now putting them in peril.
Scientists Watch Broken Metal Heal Itself
Time to rewrite our understanding of structural engineering.
