Bright Fireball Streaks Through The Sky Over Russia, Causing Sonic Boom
It was just last week that NASA publicly revealed its plans to enhance its tracking and detection systems for smaller near-Earth objects, and now a…
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Amazon Prime Savings Will Be Available At All Whole Foods Stores Beginning Wednesday
Amazon's annual Prime Day shopping event takes place each year in mid-July, which means we're probably now less than one month away from Prime 2018.…
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Colossal Dust Storm On Mars Is Turning Everything Blood Red, And It's Incredibly Freaky
Mars is known as the "Red Planet," but it's even more crimson as of late. The massive dust storm that has fully enveloped the planet…
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Blue Origin, Which Has Yet To Send A Human Into Space, Will Start Selling Tickets For Spaceflight Next Year
What is it with these private spaceflight companies always jumping the gun? SpaceX has become notorious for delaying and pushing back previously-stated target dates —…
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New Study Says Coffee Is Good For You, And You Should Be Drinking Four Cups Per Day
Coffee is one of the most popular beverages the world over but, like so many things that humans love, there's always been a question over…
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Bitcoin Is Tanking Hard, Taking Every Other Coin Along For The Ride
It's another crypto bloodbath, Bitcoin fans. Very early on Friday, prices started dropping more than usual. It all seemed like just another regular start of…
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Amazon And Microsoft Are Under Serious Pressure To Kill Surveillance Contracts With ICE
Donald Trump rescinded the order to separate migrant children from their parents at the border, a mess his administration caused in the first place, but…
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Despite Protesting Immigration Policies, Big-Name Tech Companies Are All Over ICE's IT Contracts
The leaders of some of the most prominent tech companies in the US protested against Donald Trump's border policy on children in previous days, including…
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Here's How NASA Is Going To Use The International Space Station To See How Stressed Out Earth's Plants Are
Determining the health of any given plant can often be accomplished simply by examining it, but gauging the overall wellbeing of plants over a large…
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MoviePass Is Losing Money Faster Than Ever
MoviePass, the subscription service that lets you watch unlimited movies in theaters for less than a Netflix subscription, lost $40 million in the month of…
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NASA Has A New Plan To Find All The Earth-Threatening Asteroids It Hasn't Detected Yet
Thanks to the steady stream of new asteroid discoveries that rolls out of NASA and other skywatching groups around the world you might think that…
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A Supreme Court Decision Is About To Make Your Online Orders More Expensive
The Supreme Court just voted to close a loophole that has seen American consumers dodge billions in sales tax on online orders since 1992. The…
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New Laws Could Make Posting Memes A Punishable Offense Because Nobody Has A Sense Of Humor Anymore
Memes currently make up about 96% of the entire internet. Okay, that was a mild exaggeration, but it's pretty obvious how much meme culture has…
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Facebook Ordered To Explain Why It Deleted The Profile Of A Dead User Without Permission
Facebook has found itself in a new interesting user data-related predicament. This time around, Facebook removed the profile and Facebook page of a well-known musician…
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New Video Shows Hawaii's Lava River Flowing Faster Than You Can Run
The US Geological Survey has released a new video of the highly active Fissure 8, which has been releasing lava from the Kilauea for over…
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AMC Is Taking On MoviePass With Its Own Subscription Service, And It Doesn't Look Bad
MoviePass has been all over the news in recent months, but AMC might be trying to steal the spotlight. This week, the movie theater chain…
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This New High-Speed Rover Simulator Uses Actual Mars Terrain Scans
Humans are definitely (probably) going to visit Mars some day. When that day finally comes, whatever hardware we decide to bring to the Red Planet…
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The One Android Feature I Want Apple To Steal For The iPhone
First there was the Huawei P20 Pro, an iPhone X clone like no other. Then came the Porsche Edition of the phone, with a sky-high…
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For Once, T-Mobile Is Trying To Claim That Its Network Sucks
Normally, when we hear anything from any of the big four carriers about its network, it's about how it's the best in the country and…
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Robots That Read Our Minds Will Actually Exist Sooner Than You Think
Robots are here to stay, and they're only getting smarter. But it'll be a while until they respond to our every verbal command, so until…
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Betting On The World Cup? AI Might Be Your New Best Friend
Bookies could be one of the next jobs to disappear as AI systems take over the work. Okay, that's a little bit of a leap,…
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T-Mobile Might Offer A Cheap TV Streaming Bundle Real Soon, But It All Depends On The Merger
Late last year, T-Mobile announced that it had acquired TV company Layer3, a slightly oddball TV distributor that offers an expensive cable-esque TV bundle in…
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Code In iOS 12 Beta Suggests That New Apple Watch Models Are Coming Soon
Not too long after Apple rolled out the second beta of iOS 12 -- which we should point out is far more stable than the…
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Giant 'Plant From Hell' Is Spreading Across The United States, And Just Touching It Will Ruin Your Day
The long, sunny days of summer are coming — in some areas they're already here — but anyone who comes across the Giant Hogweed plant…
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Uber Is Testing A New Feature That Makes Your Ride Cheaper If You're Willing To Wait
Uber is always testing features and changes to make its app more user-friendly, many of which never see the light of day. But we're hopeful…
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Supposed 'Alien Ship' Crashed On Mars Has A Much More Mundane Explanation
An incredibly bizarre feature on Mars which conspiracy theorists believe is clear evidence of alien life is actually just a really, really weird rock formation,…
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World Health Organization Decides Video Games Can Be Addictive, Creates Incredibly Vague Diagnosis
Video games are an incredibly popular pastime for millions of people of all ages, races, and genders. When I was a kid in the late…
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