Technology Temporary tattoo detects spiked drinks in just one second Ellsworth Toohey

Science Snail slime inspires new super-strong reversible glue David Pescovitz

Technology Plants that glow could illuminate tomorrow's buildings David Pescovitz

Games Periodic Table D120 dice precision-cut from element 13 Rob Beschizza

Science Bright results in a dark year for science Rob Beschizza

Science Dental floss gets a upgrade: needle-free vaccines Gail Sherman

science fiction Dyson Trees could make a home for humans—and other things Rob Beschizza

politics Actual climate scientists debunk Marjorie Taylor Greene's weather-related conspiracy theories Jennifer Sandlin

Environment Add environmental to Starlink's list of possible hazards Jason Weisberger

california Sewage to be recycled into drinking water, as California battles drought Jason Weisberger

climate change New Belgium Brewing tackles carbon emissions by ditching gas for electric heat-pump boilers Thom Dunn

Science NASA and the European Space Agency explore ways for astronauts to hibernate during long space journeys Ruben Bolling

art The most valuable object lost in the Titanic sinking was a Neoclassical painting Rusty Blazenhoff

Science Scientists discover that fungi can effectively break down plastic Jennifer Sandlin

HDSF What is Thionite? Science fiction's narcotic good stuff Jesse Sheidlower

Science Algae nanorobots might soon deliver drugs inside our bodies Elías Villoro

Engineering How aluminum cans are formed Rob Beschizza

nanotech Scientists create plants that store light and radiate it back out Clive Thompson

carnie grape Cotton candy grapes: A refreshing treat or an abomination against mankind? Kevin Reome

plants Plants embedded with nanotechnology to make them glow, and they can be recharged! David Pescovitz