Not all journals, of course. But one is too many.
Bad behavior has consequences, except when you are a social media platform. But the number of peer-reviewed articles subsequently retracted raises the question of whether medical journals believe that they too are "platforms," without responsibility for what they publish and disseminate.
Interesting tale of a singularly weird part of modern physics.
If you know a kid who's into dinosaurs, he or she might find this interesting.
Interesting and it's nice that there's a refutable hypothesis to test.
Apparently The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy--which claimed "42" was the answer--was wrong.
Sabine Hossenfelder explains.
I don't either.
Nice column by Ethan Siegel.
"You might be able to detect black holes falling into wormholes using gravitational waves if wormholes ever exist and a black hole ever falls into one."
Well, I'd give the "aestivation hypothesis" and A for creativity. But plausibility is another story.