People Are Watching An Insane Amount Of True Crime Content On Max
From the docuseries Quiet on Set to The Jinx - Part Two, people can't get enough of crime and crime-adjacent content on Max right now.
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Astronomers Uncover The Heaviest Black Hole In Our Galaxy And It's In Our Cosmic Backyard
Astronomers have discovered the heaviest stellar black hole in the Milky Way and it's only a startling 2,000 light-years away from Earth.
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NASA Struggling To Find New Plan To Make Mars Sample Return Work
NASA's Mars Sample Return mission is in big trouble, and the space agency is grasping at straws to find a new plan to make it work.
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Instagram Gave Taylor Swift An Exclusive Feature To Celebrate Her New Album
Instagram and Threads are celebrating the release of Taylor Swift's album The Tortured Poets Department with a few exclusive new features.
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Who's Ready For Trumpflix? Former President Teases The Launch Of His Own Streamer
President Trump's media company is planning to launch a streaming service focused on documentaries, religious, and family-friendly titles.
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This Is The Most Stunning 2024 Eclipse Photo I've Seen
A 2024 eclipse photo has captured every phase of the solar eclipse as the moon passed in front of the Sun earlier this month.
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Largest Gamma-Radiation Burst Ever Recorded Spills Its Secrets
Recordings of the largest gamma-radiation burst ever have revealed a shocking secret that astronomers are still baffled by.
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You Can Watch An Asteroid Pass Earth This Week
Skywatchers will be able to get a glimpse of the asteroid 2013 NK4 in the night sky this week if they use a telescope.
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This Insanely Fast Rocket-Powered Drone Can Almost Reach Mach 1
A new superfast drone utilizes a "rotating detonation rocket engine" and can almost reach the speed of sound.
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This Company Uses AI To Create Photos Out Of Nothing But Your Memories
The Synthetic Memories project hopes to bring old memories to life as memory photographs, recapturing vivid moments again.
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Researchers Made A Holographic Display From A Plain Old iPhone 14 Screen
Researchers have created a breakthrough holographic display using just an iPhone 14 screen and a single spatial light modulator.
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DARPA's Mysterious Manta Ray Could Be The Future Of Underwater Drones
Northrop Grumman has created a next-generation Manta Ray drone that can recharge itself in the ocean without human assistance.
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The Next Total Solar Eclipse Won't Happen Until 2026
The next total solar eclipse won't arrive for two years, and if you're in the U.S., you'll have to travel to see it.
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Don't Miss This Once-In-A-Lifetime Chance To See A Rare Star Explosion
Skywatchers will get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see a rare nova explosion from a star sometime between now and September.
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Scientists Show Off Gravity-Defying Breakthrough In Magnetic Levitation Research
Scientists working on magnetic levitation have created a platform more sensitive than the best atomic sensors.
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Scarlett Johansson And Channing Tatum Fake The Moon Landing In The Trailer For Fly Me To The Moon
Ahead of its theatrical premiere on July 12th, Apple TV+ has released the official trailer for Fly Me To The Moon.
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6 Can't-Miss New Releases On Netflix, Apple TV+, And Prime Video To Check Out This Week
Add these streaming releases - like Apple's Franklin and Prime Video's Música - to your watchlist if you're in need of new content to enjoy.
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7 Things You Can Do With AI Beyond Just Talking To It
Find several new ways to use AI beyond just talking to a chatbot and making up dumb jokes for social media.
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I Hate That People Are Obsessed With This One iPhone 16 Feature
I don’t care much about ultra-thin bezels on phones like the iPhone 16 models, but I get why Apple has to be at the forefront.
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YouTube CEO To OpenAI: Don't You Dare Use Our Videos To Train Sora
Google: We can use publisher content to train our AI. Also Google: OpenAI is not allowed to use our YouTube videos to train its own AI.
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Roku Wants To Show You Ads Whenever You Press Pause
A new patent filing from Roku discusses technology that could monitor your HDMI signal and show you ads whenever you hit pause.
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Love And Death: How AI Is Being Used To Remember Loved Ones, And To Kill On The Battlefield
A closer look at how AI is changing the way people grieve, and how militaries are using it to choose who to kill.
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Here Are The Free Monthly Games For PlayStation Plus Subscribers In April 2024
Here's the list of free monthly games available now for PlayStation Plus Essential, Extra, and Premium subscribers in April 2024.
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Apple's Next Big Thing Might Be Robots For Your Home, Report Claims
According to a new report, Apple is experimenting with personal home robots as it looks for its next major source of revenue.
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This Free App Claims It Can Tell If Someone Is Lying
A free lie detector app claims that it can detect lies with up to 80 percent accuracy just by watching the movements your eyes make.
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This Clip Of Studio Ghibli's Hayao Miyazaki Railing Against AI Is More Relevant Now Than Ever
A viral clip of Hayao Miyazaki railing against AI in a meeting years ago with designers and animators is more relevant now than ever.
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Artifact, The AI News App Created By Instagram Cofounders, Was Acquired By Yahoo
Artifact, the AI-powered news app created by Instagram cofounders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, is acquired by Yahoo.
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