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Ghost Dollars: Inside the Trillion-Dollar AI Bubble

OpenAI is spending $1.5 trillion while making $20 billion. Nvidia has quietly stopped being a gamer's company.

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Is the Gravitational Constant Actually Constant?

A small group of theoretical physicists argue that G may weaken as the universe ages.

Sep 1, 2026Read →
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NASA's New Telescope Sees 100 Times More Sky Than Hubble

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launched August 30, 2026, and could find around 100,000 new planets.

Aug 31, 2026Read →
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I Built an Interactive Museum of Peru's Evolutionary History. Here's Why.

Ten species, three regions, and millions of years of evolution, mapped into one interactive site.

Aug 15, 2026Read →
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