fair enough, it's symbolic for sure - like a wake-up call on global risks. still think it's worth keeping an eye on though

Who sets the time on the Doomsday Clock? Members of the Bulletin’s Science and Security Board set the Clock’s time. On January 27 the board will announce the 2026 Doomsday Clock time

Efforts have long aimed to incorporate art into scientific work. A discussion on art and science is scheduled for January 15

Artist Martyl Langsdorf created the Doomsday Clock in 1947 for the first issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

Thanks, appreciate the thumbs up - totally on board with practical research that actually helps

Radiation safety is too important to be wasted on studies that won't produce answers. Research should focus on questions that can realistically be answered and deliver solutions that reduce risks and save

A new era of biosecurity will require broader, more adaptable strategies as AI, advanced biological engineering methods, and global scientific collaboration accelerate progress in biotechnology

Yeah, with droughts and population growth, it's no surprise. Scary how fast it's ramping up though

Conflicts over water have increased over the past two decades Climate scientist Peter Gleick reports that incidents in 2024 were nearly 20% higher than in 2023 and almost 80% higher than in 2022

Tehran's water crisis stems not only from this summer's extreme heat but from multiple years of reduced precipitation and persistent drought across Iran

Singer.

"Oppenheimer transitioned from being a remarkable scientist to a wartime hero, then perceived as a political traitor, fading into obscurity, becoming a martyr, and now stands as a cultural icon."

However, assigning him credit was a strategy to present nuclear weapons as a clear and beneficial force, rather than malevolent, according to an analysis by a writer.

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In May, Mohammad Eslami and Christian Kaunert penned an article titled “Containment vs. confrontation: Trump and a nuclear Iran.” At the time, reports suggested Israel was gearing up to target Iran's nuclear

Dustin Mulvaney links the current wave of deregulation on public lands and waters by the Trump administration to the Wise Use movement of the 1980s and the earlier Sagebrush Rebellion. Details can be found

A firsthand account from the location of the Nobel Laureate Assembly focused on preventing nuclear war, shared by the editor-in-chief of an informative publication.

A statement has been issued by the Nobel Laureate Assembly for the Prevention of Nuclear War, which includes around 20 Nobel laureates and 60 top nuclear specialists.

"Marking the 80th year of the nuclear era, the world faces a critical crossroads."

The daughter of an engineer from Oak Ridge National Laboratory is exploring her father's involvement in the Manhattan Project. "Nuclear family: A child of the Manhattan Project contemplates its 80th