John Wenz

The magic of mathematics makes a mysterious glyph that would make Tolkien or Klingon fans proud.

A Stanford scientist says one of America's best science journals published a paper "riddled with intentional misinformation" from the fossil fuel industry.

Even today, retro-computing is carrying humanity to the edge of interstellar space.

Toyota, GM, and Ford must adjust to a future which on-demand rides are a big part of how people get around.

Using a low-power electron laser, researchers use a weird effect of physics to make dozens of tiny hooks quickly. Or, clearly witchcraft.

The hammerhead-shaped, zipper-teethed mouth of the Atopentatus was used to scrape algae off rocks and slurp it up.

For now, it’s still pretty primitive. But the future could hold some truly fantastic things for this mini 3D projector.

Georgetown’s Color of Surveillance conference produced productive dialog on racist surveillance policies. A YouTube copyright claim silenced it.

Blaming everything on a planet we haven't officially discovered yet is a little premature.

This inches toward figuring out the “Great Attractor” mysteriously pulling at us.

Parasitic diseases persisted despite the increased sanitation efforts.

The former quasar settles into its retirement years.