Rivian Shares First Glimpse Of R2 EV Ahead Of March 7th Event
Rivian has released a teaser video that gives us a first glimpse at the company's upcoming R2 electric vehicle.
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GM's Super Drive Self-Driving Tech Now Covers Over 750,000 Miles Of Roads In North America
GM has expanded its Super Cruise hands-free driving experience to over 750,000 miles across the United States and Canada.
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Scientists Detected Water On The Surface Of An Asteroid For The First Time
Scientists have detected water on the surface of an asteroid for the very first time using a retired NASA observatory.
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Climate Change Is Literally Causing Greenland To Rise Out Of The Ocean
Researchers say that Greenland's continued ice loss is causing the island to literally rise up out of the oceans.
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Xbox February Update Adds Touch Controls For Remote Play And More
Xbox's February Update arrives with touch controls for Remote Play, a thumbstick recalibration tool, and new filtering & sorting options.
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Game Over? How Tech Layoffs Are Reshaping Gaming Industry Jobs
By Amanda Kavanagh It feels like we've been ruminating over tech layoffs for a long time now, but the onslaught keeps on coming. According to…
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Scientists Found A Mushroom Growing On A Living Frog
Scientists were baffled when they found a mushroom growing out of the living flesh of a golden-backed frog in India.
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We Detected Dark Matter From The Cosmic Web For The First Time
In an astounding first, scientists have detected dark matter in the cosmic web that holds our universe together.
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NASA Wants You To Help Process Juno's Latest Io Photos
NASA is looking for the public's help in processing and sorting through all of Juno's latest Io photos. Here's how you can help.
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MIT Developed A Way To Help AI Chatbots Perform Better Over Long Conversations
Researchers at MIT have come up with a way to solve a puzzling ChatGPT performance issue, allowing the bot to talk longer.
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Invasion Season 3 Is Happening - Apple Confirms Production Starts This Month
Apple has announced that it is renewing Invasion, the alien invasion television series on Apple TV+, for season 3.
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Prime Video's Ad Tier Is A Bigger Downgrade Than We Thought
Prime Video with ads rolled out on January 29th, but Amazon didn't tell us the new ad tier removes Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
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NASA Captured This Terrifying Photo Of A Solar Flare When It Exploded From The Sun
NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has captured a beautiful but terrifying image of an X3.3 solar flare exploding from the Sun.
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We Could Be Closer To A Horrifying Climate Collapse Than We Previously Thought
Scientists say that a collapse of AMOC, an important ocean current, could be closer than we thought. Here's why that matters.
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How A Clothing Company Is Helping Innovate In Space Exploration
We catch up with Columbia's VP of Innovation to talk about the inclusion of the company's Omni-Heat tech on Intuitive Machines' Nova-C lander.
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A Giant Space Parasol Could Help With Climate Change, But Is It A Realistic Goal?
Scientists have long proposed using a giant space parasol to fight the climate crisis, and some say they could launch one in a few years.
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A New Rivian Now Costs Less Than $70,000 For The First Time Ever
Rivian has released a new battery pack for the R1T and R1S that finally brings the price of a new Rivian below $70,000 for the first time.
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IONNA, A Joint Venture Between 7 Automakers, Will Build 30,000 North American EV Chargers
IONNA, a joint venture charging network from seven automakers, plans to launch 30,000 charging stations in North America.
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New Data Provides Alarming Insight Into Just How Fast Antarctic Ice Could Melt
Scientists who drilled into an Antarctic ice core have revealed some alarming insights into just how fast the ice shelves could melt.
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Robocalls That Use AI-Generated Voices Are Now Illegal
After an AI-generated robocall imitating President Joe Biden told people not to vote, the FCC made those calls illegal.
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We Finally Know Why Blueberries Are Blue
For decades scientists have scratched their heads over the mystery of why blueberries are blue despite their dark red skin.
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9 Romantic Netflix Shows And Movies That Are Perfect To Watch With Your Partner
From reality series about love to swoon-worthy dramas, these Netflix titles will add plenty of romance to any date night.
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Voyager 1 May Be Lost To Us Forever
Voyager 1's current status remains unchanged but members of the team aren't ready to give up on the interstellar explorer yet.
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The Regime Official Trailer Shows Kate Winslet's Iron Grip On Her Government
Ahead of its streaming premiere on March 3rd, Max has released the official trailer for The Regime starring Kate Winslet.
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Why NASA's PACE Mission Matters
NASA's PACE mission is one of the most exciting Earth-based missions the space agency has launched in a while. Here's why it matters.
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Watch Paul Atreides Ride A Sandworm Before Dune: Part Two Hit Theaters In March
Dune: Part Two is making its theatrical premiere on March 1st, and we have a new clip to watch to hold us all over.
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Harvard Scientist Continues To Claim That He Found Alien Tech In The Ocean
A Harvard scientist continues to present evidence supporting claims that pieces of an alien spacecraft were found at the bottom of the ocean.
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