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The 40 Best Movies on Hulu This Week (August 2025)

July 24, 2025
The 40 Best Movies on Hulu This Week (August 2025)

In 2017, Hulu made television history by becoming the first streaming network to win the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, thanks to the phenomenon that was The Handmaid’s Tale (which returned in April for its sixth and final season). While Netflix has largely cornered the streaming market on original movies—and even managed to persuade A-listers like Guillermo del…

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The Very Real Case for Brain-Computer Implants

July 24, 2025
The Very Real Case for Brain-Computer Implants

Lauren Goode: Yeah, I think it’s going to be really good. Michael Calore: Yeah. Lauren Goode: And also that means Katie still has time to run WIRED, which is another thing that she does on the side. Michael Calore: I thought you were going to say run 9 miles a day. Lauren Goode: That too.…

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Why a tech start-up wants to pump your faeces deep underground

July 24, 2025
Why a tech start-up wants to pump your faeces deep underground

Processing tanks at a site in Kansas where waste is pumped into an underground salt cavern Vaulted Deep A start-up called Vaulted Deep has signed a deal with Microsoft to pump millions of tonnes of treated human excrement, manure and other organic waste deep underground as a way to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.…

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Thousands of seadragons are dying in Australia’s toxic algal bloom

July 24, 2025
Thousands of seadragons are dying in Australia’s toxic algal bloom

Leafy seadragons rely on camouflage to avoid predation Alastair Pollock Photography/Getty Images One of the world’s most extraordinary fish could be in danger of extinction due to a massive bloom of toxic algae engulfing parts of the southern coast of Australia. Leafy seadragons (Phycodurus eques) are in the same group of fish that includes seahorses…

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Our brain’s mitochondria may play a crucial role in the onset of sleep

July 24, 2025
Our brain’s mitochondria may play a crucial role in the onset of sleep

Mitochondria may have a function beyond providing energy CNRI/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY The components of cells that provide them with energy may play an unexpected role in sleep. A study in fruit flies suggests that mitochondria in the brain help trigger sleep when they sense that the insects have been awake for too long – and…

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The 25 best fictional robots – according to New Scientist

July 23, 2025
The 25 best fictional robots – according to New Scientist

The greatest robot of all time? The cooker on the moon, from A Grand Day Out Photo12/7e Art/Aardman Animations/Alamy We write a lot about robots here at New Scientist – the latest cutting-edge developments, the newest technology. Fancy reading about a golf robot? A laundry robot? A kickboxing robot? A space robot? We’ve got you…

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Social media is dead – here’s what comes next

July 23, 2025
Social media is dead – here’s what comes next

Matthias Oberholzer/Unsplash One of the not-funny ironies of the 21st century has been that everything we thought was social media is actually just mass media, except it’s terrible and broken. Luckily, journalists and creators are finally figuring out how to leave the old media models behind and enter the future. The term “mass media” became…

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Triumphant images of women who climbed to new heights

July 23, 2025
Triumphant images of women who climbed to new heights

Ines Papert in Kyrgystan, Ines Papert Most people would find a 1200-metre wall of ice on a mountain peak intimidating. But for decorated ice climber Ines Papert, scaling the peak of Kyzyl Asker – a remote mountain on the border between China and Kyrgyzstan – was a dream. It took three attempts before she and…

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Fictional female robots have a long history, and it’s often quite dark

July 23, 2025
Fictional female robots have a long history, and it’s often quite dark

Alex Garland’s 2015 film Ex Machina and Sierra Greer’s Annie Bot (pictured below) follow a long tradition of female robots Maximum Film/Alamy This year’s Arthur C. Clarke award for the year’s best science fiction novel was awarded last month to Sierra Greer’s Annie Bot. Over the course of the novel, Annie, a sentient sex robot…

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This Turbo Escooter Wants to Set a Guinness World Record

July 18, 2025
This Turbo Escooter Wants to Set a Guinness World Record

Photograph: Julian Chokkattu The app doesn’t have many other features outside of locking the motor, choosing modes, turning on the headlight, and checking the battery. Technically, Morgan tells me the scooter has the hardware needed to enable Find My functionality in Apple’s tracking app, but Bo hasn’t completed Apple’s certification process yet, so this capability…

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