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This is a section of the cover of a 1984 Bulletin magazine cover that reads "This is a time when things must be done before their time." The issue focused on the Doomsday Clock moving forward from four minutes to three minutes to midnight.

Moving the Doomsday Clock forward in 1984: Three minutes to midnight

By A Bulletin editorial | Doomsday Clock

This is a section of the cover of a December 1991 Bulletin magazine issue that marked the move of the Doomsday Clock from 10 minutes to midnight to 17 minutes to midnight. It shows an Earth with the Doomsday Clock hands overlaid on it, set at 17 minutes to midnight.

A new era: The farthest the Doomsday Clock ever moved backward

By A Bulletin editorial | Doomsday Clock

Interview: ChatGPT has a holiday message for you all

By Sara Goudarzi, Thomas Gaulkin | Artificial Intelligence, Disruptive Technologies, Doomsday Clock

Some disagree that it is 100 seconds to midnight. These undergrads held a debate

By Nitish Vaidyanathan | Climate Change, Doomsday Clock, Nuclear Risk, Personal Essay

Bulletin Science and Security Board condemns Russian invasion of Ukraine; Doomsday Clock stays at 100 seconds to midnight

By Bulletin Science and Security Board | Announcement, Doomsday Clock, Nuclear Risk

Watch now—Virtual program “At doom’s doorstep: It is 100 seconds to midnight”

By Halley Posner | Doomsday Clock

At doom’s doorstep: It is 100 seconds to midnight

By Bulletin Science and Security Board | Doomsday Clock

Best of the Bulletin, 2021: Beyond words

By Thomas Gaulkin | Climate Change, Disruptive Technologies, Doomsday Clock, Multimedia, Nuclear Risk, What We’re Reading

Physicist Steven Weinberg, January 28, 2008. Credit: Larry Murphy, The University of Texas at Austin. Used with permission.

Steven Weinberg, Nobel laureate in physics and Bulletin board member, dies at 88

By Susan D’Agostino | Doomsday Clock, Nuclear Risk, Nuclear Weapons, Opinion, Special Topics

The Bulletin names T-shirt design contest winner

By | Doomsday Clock

An intelligence forecast and the Doomsday Clock coincide. For better or worse.

By John Mecklin | Biosecurity, Climate Change, Disruptive Technologies, Doomsday Clock

The Doomsday Datavisualizations

By Pentagram | Doomsday Clock, Multimedia