Kate Lunau
A ‘Quantum Radar’ System Will Watch for Stealth Aircraft and Missiles in the Arctic
Canada is investing $2.7 million to develop quantum radar technology.
A Carolina Reaper Pepper Sent a Man to the Hospital With ‘Thunderclap’ Headaches
It’s the first report of this kind of thing happening.
Scientists Have Measured the 'Color' of Antimatter for the First Time
It’s a finding three decades in the making.
Watch Our 360/VR Documentary 'Living With Jaguars' on Saving the Wild Cats of Brazil
We took VR cameras to the Brazilian Pantanal, which is home to one of the highest densities of wild jaguars in the world.
Watch the Trailer for ‘Living With Jaguars,’ Motherboard’s New Interactive VR Film
A unique experiment in jaguar conservation is playing out in Brazil. Motherboard went to see how it’s working, and took some VR cameras.
A Top-Secret US Military Base Will Melt Out of the Greenland Ice Sheet
Planners thought it would stay buried in ice forever.
These Bats Don't Seem to Die of Old Age—Can They Help Extend the Human Lifespan?
Unlike in humans, the telomeres of long-lived bats do not appear to shrink with age.
Scott Pruitt Is Right, Climate Change Is Good… For Rich White Guys
This week, the EPA chief questioned whether climate change is "necessarily a bad thing."
These Bats Don't Seem to Die of Old Age—Can They Help Extend the Human Lifespan?
Unlike in humans, the telomeres of long-lived bats do not appear to shrink with age.
My Husband and I Are Seriously Questioning Whether to Raise our Kid in the City
This time, when we sat down to talk about it, I taped our conversation.