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    Inside the bold, quixotic quest to store planet-warming carbon in the ocean

    These start-ups are trying to suck CO2 from the air and stash in the sea. Is it working?

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    Poem: ‘Life in Bilateral Wonder’

    Science in meter and verse

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    The provocative new theory that could explain aging and disease

    Could disruptions in the flow of energy through mitochondria cause everything from type 2 diabetes to Alzheimer's?

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    Our love-hate relationship with social media

    Regardless of whether social media addiction is real, these platforms hack the human brain, often to our detriment

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    November 2026: Science history from 50, 100 and 150 years ago

    In 1926 we wrote about how there was a good chance Mars had both plants and animals. And in 1876 we probed the duplicity of the artificial butter business

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    How a fusion start-up could help maintain the U.S. nuclear arsenal

    The U.S. hasn't detonated a nuclear weapon since 1992. Now a fusion start-up whose co-founders include former national lab scientists could help conduct experiments that make sure the stockpile works

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    Why we probably live in a quantum multiverse

    The once-fringe quantum Many Worlds theory now seems much more likely

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    A graphic explainer of uranium enrichment

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    Why data centers are reviving solid-state transformers

    Solid-state transformer designs have been around for decades. Now data centers may finally give the chip-filled devices their killer application

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    Readers respond to the June 2026 issue

    Letters to the editors for the June 2026 issue of Scientific American

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    What actually makes ultraprocessed foods unhealthy?

    Scientists can't figure out why ultraprocessed foods are unhealthy for us—and new studies suggest that the "processing" isn't the problem

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    These extreme cosmic explosions are breaking physics

    Astronomers are finally figuring out what powers mysterious gamma-ray bursts

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    How your brain learns to cope with uncertainty

    Can our "prediction machine" brains learn to handle a world in chaos?

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    Science crossword: Scroll bars

    Play this crossword inspired by the November 2026 issue of Scientific American

  • SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
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    We’re addicted to social media. How do we get sober?

    How doctors, scientists and "anonymous" programs are working to free people from their phones