Researchers Used Microwaves To 'See' Objects Without Actually Looking At Them
Scientists have found a new way to perform interaction-free measurements using microwaves, allowing them to see items without looking at them.
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Space Junk Just Slammed Into The ISS And Damaged Its Arm
As if we needed another timely reminder that space junk is becoming a serious problem, the International Space Station now has a bit of additional…
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Physicist Explains Why You Should Never Shower During A Thunderstorm
The dangers of thunderstorms have long been known, but now a physicist has explained why you shouldn't shower during a thunderstorm.
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The Laws Of Physics Don't Actually Exist, According To This Physicist
The laws of physics as we define them don't actually exist, instead, we're just honing descriptions of how the universe works.
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Astronomers Discovered The Milky Way's Ancient Heart
Astronomers say they have now discovered the ancient Milky Way core from when our galaxy was still new to the universe.
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It Was A Cold Night For NASA's Mars Helicopter
NASA's Perseverance rover has been stealing most of the science headlines as of late, but we can't forget about the other vehicle that made the…
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NASA's Perseverance Is Dealing With Ridiculous Cold Temperatures
When you see images from the surface of Mars it looks a lot like deserts here on Earth. It's dry and dusty and barren, and…
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Scientists Say Depression Could Be Tied To The Microbiome In Your Gut
A new study suggests that the makeup of a person's gut's microbiome may play a part in how depressed they are.
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Scientists Discovered A Surprising Way You Can Communicate With Your Cat
Scientific research published in 2020 could give us insight into how we can talk to our cats using just our eyes.
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This Physicist Says 'Paradox-Free' Time Travel Is Plausible
A physicists has revealed that paradox-free time travel could actually be plausible, one of many factors we'd need to avoid with time travel.
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This Is The Coldest Place On Earth
NASA says the coldest place on Earth can reach temperatures as low as 135 Fahrenheit below zero, causing frostbite in under two minutes.
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Scientists Discovered An Organism That Hunts And Eats Viruses
Researchers have discovered that certain organisms eat viruses, which could open new doors for medical research.
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Apple Fitness+ Adds New Workouts That Your Whole Family Can Do
Launched in late 2020, Fitness+ is the kind of Apple service that can help you make the most of your Apple Watch... as long as…
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Apple Music, Apple TV, And Photos Apps Coming To Microsoft Windows 11 PCs And Xbox Consoles
Apple and Microsoft are partnering to bring Apple Music, Apple TV, and iCloud Photos to Windows 11 and Xbox users in the coming months.
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The Best Smartphone Camera In 2022 Is Not The iPhone 14 Pro
YouTuber MKBHD conducted yet again another blind camera test to select the best smartphone camera in 2022. Over 600,000 people voted.
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Georgia Becomes Latest State In The U.S. To Ban TikTok On Government Devices
The state of Georgia in the United States has become the latest jurisdiction to ban the use of TikTok on government devices.
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Twitter Cuts Its Remaining Public Policy Team In Half
Twitter has cut its remaining public policy team in half, a layoff that will reportedly impact about 15 people at the company.
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SpaceX Rocket Launch Looks Like 'Space Jellyfish' In These Stunning Photos
A recent SpaceX launch saw a spectacular twilight effect hit the skies with photos of the event resembling a space jellyfish.
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Your iPhone Camera Can Identify Plants And Flowers - Here's How
The iPhone can be used to identify plants, flowers, pets, books, art, and landmarks - here’s how Visual Look Up works.
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2 Apple TV Plus Shows To Check Out In January
The January 2023 Apple TV Plus slate includes a new show starring Harrison Ford, as well as a docuseries about the world of soccer
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Apple And Nvidia To Be First TSMC Arizona Chip Plant Customers
TSMC plans to open a chip plant in Arizona are in full swing. The manufacturer will have Apple, Nvidia, and AMD as their first customers.
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Ad-Supported Disney Plus Subscription Now Available, Here's What You Get
Disney Plus ad-supported subscription is now available in the US as the company is also raising the price for its now Premium tier.
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Breakthrough Tech Can Detect Alzheimer's In A Single Brain Scan
Scientists have created a breakthrough tech that can detect Alzheimer's disease using a single scan of the human brain.
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The 8 Biggest New Netflix Releases Coming Next Week
A look at some of the biggest Netflix releases over the coming week, including the "Witcher" prequel series "The Witcher: Blood Origin"
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We Might Finally Know Why Earth's North Magnetic Pole Is Moving
Scientists say the North Pole's location has moved drastically over the past several decades and they may finally know why.
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A New Blood Test Could Help Detect Alzheimer's Earlier
Scientists say a new blood test could help us detect Alzheimer's earlier, paving the way for cheaper diagnosis.
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Southwest Airlines Cancels Hundreds Of Flights For The Third Day In A Row
COVID-19 vaccination rates continue to climb throughout the United States as new cases have dropped to their lowest levels since the start of the pandemic.…
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