I'm excited to share the first story I've edited for @quantamagazine.bsky.social! At first, astrophysicists didn't know what to make of Webb Telescope data that revealed huge black holes, bright galaxies, and "little red dots" in the early universe. Now, they have some ideas:

Today is my last day at Gizmodo! After nine years at the site—first as science editor and lately as EIC—I am headed for something new. It's been a ton of fun, and I'm going to miss my wonderful team. I'll have more to share very soon 🔬🧪

Billionaire Tom Steyer wants to tax AI companies and create a sovereign wealth fund for California. If that sounds familiar, it’s because the CEO of Anthropic proposed the same idea. I went to Steyer’s town hall in San Diego to hear about it.

Gizmodo’s science team is live-blogging the Artemis 2 launch! Follow our coverage here:

I was the first journalist to write about the XSTAT hemorrhage-control syringe, way back in 2014 for @popsci.com. I hadn't heard much about it since. So, imagine my delight seeing it save a fictional life in the new season of The Pitt. I've keep an early prototype in my desk all these years.

Gizmodo reporter Gayoung Lee spoke to physicist Paul Davies about his new book, "Quantum 2.0: The Weird Physics Driving a New Revolution in Technology." Read the interview for some neat physics history and how it led to the current AI boom:

Our next story from our green militarization series is up at @gizmodo.com. The tale of how security, surveillance and conservation intersect -- in this new and perilous time. Many thanks for support from the @pulitzercenter.org and editorial guidance @rosepastore.bsky.social. tinyurl.com/2p445n5n

So many stories lie deep underground & underwater in the Yucatán Peninsula. Thrilled to be able to learn about some of them. #Mexico #fossils Thank you to all involved in this story, & thank you to Rose Pastore & @gdvorsky.bsky.social! gizmodo.com/undisturbed-...

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