Human Behaviour
April 2026
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Human Behaviour
The people who get genuinely happier as they age may not be the ones with the best health, the most money, or the closest family
Human Behaviour
The head of NASA is now openly campaigning to make Pluto a planet again
Human Behaviour
The people who rarely post on social media may not be antisocial, secretive, or behind the times — they may have noticed that performing their life cost them the ability to live in it
Human Behaviour
People who become quieter as they age may not be withdrawing — they may have developed a higher threshold for which conversations are worth their honesty
Human Behaviour
The people who genuinely come across as unbothered may not be detached, suppressing, or pretending not to care
Human Behaviour
A startup few people had heard of four years ago is now valued at $2.2 billion. Its product is space weapons
Human Behaviour
NASA flew a four-pound helicopter on Mars. The follow-up weighs nearly a ton and is going to Saturn
Human Behaviour
The people who grew up reading books may not be just well-read adults — they may be people whose inner lives were built somewhere quieter than the world they lived in
Human Behaviour
The brutal reality of trying to build a home on Mars
Human Behaviour
The 90-year-old who became the oldest person in space — and what he said when he came back
Human Behaviour
Astronauts call it the “overview effect” — but you do not need to leave Earth to feel it
Human Behaviour
The mark of a genuinely intelligent mind may not be quick answers, a good memory, or being the most articulate person in the room
Human Behaviour
Few people talk about why the boomer generation seems so unfazed by things that flatten the rest of us
Human Behaviour
AI is so power-hungry that Meta is now buying electricity from space
Space Industry