Antarctica May Have Once Been Covered By A Jungle Of Trees, New Study Shows
A new study focused on amber fragments showcase a jungle-filled past for Antarctica millions of years ago.
Read More-
-
NASA Has A Big Problem With All The Wind Blowing Out Of Uranus
A new paper suggests that the only data we've captured of Uranus's magnetosphere may have been skewed by rare solar wind activity.
Read More -
China Just Debuted A 'Flying' Car And It Could Release As Soon As 2026
A Chinese tech company has unveiled a new flying car design that could be released to the public as soon as 2026.
Read More -
The True Champion Of Netflix's Tyson-Paul Bout? You And Me, For Enduring All That Buffering
Well, that Netflix live feed of the Tyson-Paul fight tonight was ... something.
Read More -
Scientific Breakthrough Could Make X-Ray Scans Safer By Reducing Radiation
A new X-ray method could drastically reduce radiation exposure, making X-ray imaging much safer for humans.
Read More -
Revolutionary Test Can Identify Nearly Any Infection In A Patient
A revolutionary new medical test could make it even easier for doctors to figure out what sickness is ailing you.
Read More -
Rami Malek's New Movie Is Basically Mr. Robot Meets John Wick
In The Amateur, a nerdy CIA employee played by Rami Malek decides to go into the field to avenge the death of his wife.
Read More -
Don't Miss The Last Supermoon Of 2024 This Week
The last supermoon of 2024 is set to light up the sky on Friday, November 15, so grab a friend and head outside so you don't miss it.
Read More -
Researchers Found A Surprise In DNA From Beethoven's 200-Year-Old Hair
A study published in 2023 highlights significant discoveries that were only made possible through DNA analysis of Beethoven’s hair.
Read More -
Researchers Made Crack-Resistant Concrete Using Fibers From Cheap Carpet Scraps
Researchers have found a way to use waste carpet fibers to create stronger and more durable crack-resistant concrete.
Read More -
Amazon Haul Is A New Discount Store Where Everything Is $20 Or Less
Amazon Haul is Amazon's answer to Temu and Shein, offering ultra-cheap products that take a little longer to ship.
Read More -
Scientists Can Track Where You've Been By Having AI Look At The Bacteria On Your Body
Researchers have created a new type of bacterial GPS that can track where microbes originated using artificial intelligence.
Read More -
New Lawsuit May Force Apple To Open The App Store In China Like The Epic Lawsuit Did In Europe
After removing app that helps children improve their posture in China, Apple faces a new lawsuit that might force it to open the App Store.
Read More -
There's A Gravitational Anomaly In Canada Where You Can Instantly Lose Weight
A gravitational anomaly in Hudson Bay, Canada can cause you to lose weight instantly. Here's everything we know about it.
Read More -
Crazy Video Shows A Robot Learning How To Do A Job Just By Watching A Person
This new self-learning robotic arm could be the future of robotic butlers, and it could even teach other robots the things it learns.
Read More -
The North Taurid Meteor Shower Will Peak Tonight - Don't Miss It
The North Taurids meteor shower is expected to peak Monday night. Here's how to spot these fireballs as they light up the night sky.
Read More -
Apple Vision Pro 2 With M5 Chip May Be Released In 2025
Apple's next-gen Vision Pro will reportedly ship in 2025 with an M5 processor, while a cheaper Vision pro may not arrive until 2027.
Read More -
Researchers Found A Way To Harvest Electricity Using Nothing But Styrofoam And Wind
What if we could use Styrofoam to create electricity? Scientists at RMIT University have figured out how to do just that.
Read More -
Japanese Scientists Created Plant-Animal Hybrid Cells That Make Their Own Energy From Sunlight
Scientists in Japan have found a way to create solar-powered tissues, which may lead to breakthroughs in growing organs and lab-grown meat.
Read More -
Scary Study Finds Over 1 Billion Young People Are At Risk Of Hearing Loss For One Reason
A new study claims that over 1 billion young people are at risk of losing their hearing due to unsafe listening practices.
Read More -
A Contraption Made From Recycled Tires Can Purify Water For Under $0.01 Per Liter
Researchers have created an ingeniously designed recycled water still that can purify water for under $0.01 per liter.
Read More -
Jeff Bezos Has Tweeted Exactly Twice This Year, Both Times Gushing Over President Trump
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has tweeted just two times this year, as of this writing. Both times, it was to praise President Trump.
Read More -
One Of The Scariest Malware Threats Is Now Targeting Windows Gamers
New reports suggest that threat actors behind Winos4.0 are now targeting Windows gamers through software and other downloads.
Read More -
Max Plans To Kick Off Its Password-Sharing Crackdown Soon
Max will join the likes of Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu as it starts cracking down on password-sharing later in 2024.
Read More -
Breakthrough At Cornell Could Put An End To Exploding Batteries For Good
An end to exploding batteries could finally be in sight, and researchers at Cornell are the ones we have to thank.
Read More -
Apple Intelligence Servers With M4 Chips Are Coming In 2025
Apple Intelligence is powered by Apple's servers with the M2 Ultra chip. Now, the company wants to use more powerful M4 chips.
Read More -
Next-Gen 6G Wireless Tech Might Use Human Bodies For Energy
New reports suggest that 6G wireless tech could leverage human bodies to generate energy for the network, and the design would even be cheap.
Read More
