Fed Savings From Auto Autos

Driverless cars are new enough that we don’t know the real impacts, but they are estimated to save the US Continue reading →

Sea Level Villages Relocate

Ocean rise and beach erosion are forcing the relocation of villages in Alaska, Washington, and Louisiana. Whatever the cause, action Continue reading →

Spooky Action On Purpose

“Spooky action at a distance” sounds like something in a horror movie, but we’ve found one physical phenomenon that somehow Continue reading →

Northwest Passage Opens

Enough arctic ice has melted that the Northwest Passage, a sailing and shipping route between the Atlantic and the Pacific Continue reading →

Self Driving Taxis In Pittsburgh

Self-driving taxis are already becoming available. One trial will begin in Pittsburgh. Much of the news about self-driving vehicles makes Continue reading →

A Fifth Force In Physics

Physicists may have found a fifth force in physics, or a new particle, or both, or something completely different. What Continue reading →

Record July Heat

This post is getting too repetitious, but we did it again. The planet set yet another temperature record in July. Continue reading →

US Job Satisfaction Up

Gallup’s “Good Jobs Employment” measure hit a six year high of 47.1% in July. The number of employees working more Continue reading →