The now-iconic game was originally released by Namco in 1980
This Surfboard Maps Waves and Gathers Ocean Data for Researchers
Sensors would make surfers into citizen scientists
This Beer Was Brewed to Save Sea Stars
A new ale sends some proceeds to research on sea star wasting syndrome
Jerusalem is Running Out of Room for the Dead
A new project looks to save space by building modern catacombs
A Malaysian Farm is Playing Classical Music to its Chickens
Drug-free chickens roam in a barn filled with tunes from Mozart
Engineered Yeast Could Open up a DIY Painkiller Market
The modified microbes could also make cheaper and better opiates
Will Your Doctor One Day Pay You?
New research shows that incentive-based health programs really do work
These Scientists Want to Unleash an Army of Caterpillars to Destroy Cocaine Crops
Colombian scientists say the insect could replace cocaine-killing herbicides.
How Angry AI Will Train Telemarketers to Handle Angry Real People
The robot apocalypse will come with the howling fury of an angry customer service call.
Twitter is Helping Scientists Spot More Northern Lights
A new study shows the power of social media to pinpoint where and when auroras occur
Scientists Are Stopping Malaria With Viagra
Viagra can help boost the spleen’s ability to filter out infected blood cells
Stop Calling it Bird Flu: World Health Organization Calls for More Care in Naming Diseases
New naming guidelines issued to avoid stigmatizing communities.
Alaska is Growing a Plant the Soviet Military Used in Secret Experiments
Golden root, or Rhodiola rosea, is also popular in Siberian folk medicine
This Company is Turning Holocaust Survivor Interviews into Holograms
Researchers are using new technology to keep Holocaust testimonies alive
How Snow Keeps the World’s Most Powerful Space Telescope Squeaky Clean
CO2 snowflakes are being tested for use with Hubble’s successor
Computers Are Learning About Art Faster than Art Historians
An algorithm took just a few months to draw connections between artists that scholars have been working on for years
New York State Forms Emergency Task Force to Protect Manicurists
State authorities spurred into action by New York Times expose uncovering health risks and wage theft in New York City’s nail salons
Starbucks Moves its Bottled Water Operations Out of California’s Drought
Bottling water in California might not be a great idea, but many companies still do it
It’s time to teach drones how to safely land in an emergency.
A Streak in the Sky: Photographer Captures an Incredible Time-lapse Image of the Moon
Janne Voutilainen’s photo took nearly 40 minutes to shoot
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