The International Space Station Will Release Its SpaceX Cargo Ship This Weekend
Both SpaceX and NASA are eager to get the Dragon cargo spacecraft back to Earth now that it has fulfilled its duties in bringing much-needed…
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Ford Built A Sweaty Robot Butt To Simulate Your Sweaty Human Butt
Car seats have come a long way from the rigid benches drivers were forced to plop their bottoms on many decades ago, and today's seats…
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Elon Musk Shows Off Newly-Assembled Starship
NASA might still be waiting for its first real test of SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft — which was recently pushed back into February for unspecified…
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NASA Announces Delay Of SpaceX Crew Dragon Test Launch
SpaceX's Crew Dragon is one of the spacecraft that NASA will eventually use to ferry astronauts into space, but it's not quite there yet. Unfortunately,…
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NASA's Asteroid Probe Snaps Incredible Shot Of Earth From 71 Million Miles Away
Snapping images of distant worlds, galaxies, and stars is something that NASA is very good at, but it's not often that the space agency has…
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These Are The Annoying Ads That Chrome's Ad Blocker Will Save Everyone From
First launched last year, Google's own ad blocker built into the Chrome browser is supposed to punish websites that favor intrusive ads, and improve the internet…
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Leafcutter Ants Produce So Much Gas That They Actually Rival Cow Butts
The fact that cows produce a ton of greenhouse gas in the form of methane is science factoid that people tend to pull out in…
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Astronomers Spot Black Hole Spinning Unbelievably Fast As It Swallows Up A Star
Black holes are some of the most interesting features of our universe, but they're also not very well understood. Studying distant black holes in any…
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Archaeologists Find 'Intimate' Couple Buried In Ancient Grave
A discovery by archaeologists at a dig site in India has led to a years-long investigation into the deaths of a pair of long-dead lovers.…
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Snowfall In Greece Gives Athens A Much Different Look
As it always does, winter has covered many parts of the world in a dusting of snow to start the year. Last week we were…
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Apple Watch's New ECG App Helps Save Another Life
During an interview with CNBC yesterday, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that Apple's biggest contribution to the world will ultimately be in the realm of…
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Scientists Just Detected Another Repeating Radio Signal In Deep Space
As technology improves and instruments used to study the cosmos become more and more advanced, we're answering a lot of questions about our place in…
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T-Mobile Added A Record Number Of Subscribers In Its Best Quarter Ever
T-Mobile absolutely crushed it over the holidays, with the wireless carrier announcing a record 2.4 million net customer additions in the fourth quarter and 7…
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Watch SpaceX's Ship Narrowly Miss The Mark In Nosecone Catch Test
SpaceX is already the worldwide leader in reusable rocket technology, having demonstrated its capability to launch and reuse rockets several times over in the name…
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The Avengers Just Saved The World... From Overcomplicated CES 2019 Gadgets
If you thought CES 2019 doesn't have enough new tech to wow you, well, you're not the only one. But of course we still saw…
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Here's What NASA's OSIRIS-REx Spacecraft Sees As It Orbits Bennu Asteroid
It's only been about a week since NASA successfully inserted its OSIRIS-REx asteroid probe into orbit around the large space rock known as Bennu, after…
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Tim Cook Defends Apple, Says Product Pipeline And Ecosystem Underappreciated By Investors
It's been an interesting few weeks for Apple, to say the least. In early October of 2018, the company was riding high. Interest in the…
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Russian Church Leader: Smartphones Are Laying Groundwork For The Antichrist
Patriarch Kirill, the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, had to know which particular snippet from a recent interview he gave on state TV in…
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Amateur Scientists Just Found A New Planet, And It Might Even Be Habitable
NASA's Kepler space telescope is dead. It ran out of fuel back in October of last year, but the incredible wealth of data that it…
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Tim Cook Says Wearables Are Now A Bigger Business For Apple Than The iPod Ever Was
Ever since Tim Cook moved into the corner office at Apple on a permanent basis, both he and the iPhone maker itself have been dogged…
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Apple Music Still Has A Lot To Learn From Spotify
At the end of every year, Spotify releases its Spotify Wrapped feature which provides users with a detailed snapshot of what music they listened to…
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Hulu Now Has More Subscribers Than Comcast, The Biggest Cable Company In The US
Here's as good an indication as any about how dramatically the pendulum is swinging the other way when it comes to consumers abandoning expensive cable…
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Apple Releases Full List Of Every New AirPlay 2 Compatible TV
Apple may not have a formal presence at CES, but the company still made something of a splash at the conference in a roundabout way.…
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The Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Produced A Tsunami That Devastated Coasts Around The World
The massive space rock that slammed into our planet some 65 million years ago sparked a planet-wide extinction event that ultimately pushed dinosaurs to extinction…
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Possible Drone Sighting Halts Operations At London's Heathrow Airport
It's happened again. With travelers and UK authorities still reeling from the incident a few weeks ago involving drones spotted deliberately flying close to Gatwick…
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California's Monarch Butterflies Have Almost Completely Disappeared In Just Two Years
Humans have a complicated relationship with planet Earth. We love it here, we love the sights and sounds, and we sit glued to our television…
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Scientists Taught AI To Spot Alzheimer's Years Before Traditional Diagnosis
Alzheimer's disease is a devastating brain disorder that has no known cure. Studies have shown that you can improve your chances of keeping it at…
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