Copper, light, and a chemistry headache: a new way to make the “wrong” alcohol on purpose
Copper catalysts activated by light may finally let chemists make primary alcohols from everyday alkenes—beating Markovnikov’s rule where it counts.
World Cup 2026 could bake: researchers warn 1 in 4 matches face dangerous heat
Researchers warn World Cup 2026 could see dangerous heat in 1 in 4 matches—forcing schedule changes, safety measures, and slower soccer.
Matthew Lewis Says Neville’s Fake Teeth Were Teen Torture—Now He’d Wear Them Proud
Matthew Lewis says Neville’s fake teeth embarrassed him as a teen—now he’d happily wear them, and he even kept them as a souvenir.
$656M in theaters—now “Project Hail Mary” hits home for $5, and fans love one weird detail
$656M in theaters, now “Project Hail Mary” is home: about $5 to rent, $16 to buy—and fans can’t stop talking about the fast, cheap rollout.
Matthew Lewis says Neville’s fake teeth made him cringe—then he kept them anyway
Matthew Lewis says Neville’s fake teeth embarrassed him as a teen—now he’d love the transformation, and he even kept them.
Mom sleeved her kids’ Pokémon cards 20 years ago—now collectors say it’s a $100K stash
A mom sleeved her sons’ best Pokémon cards 20 years ago. Now the stash is back—and collectors are throwing around a $100K estimate.
