France's 'Bio-Dome'-Like Tropical Greenhouse Will Be The Largest On The Planet
Remember Bio-Dome? Of course you do! It's that classic 90s flick where Pauly Shore and Stephen Baldwin got into a whole heap of trouble by…
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Yet Another FCC Plan Will Hurt Small Cable Companies
Under the stewardship of new chairman Ajit Pai, the Federal Communications Commission has gone out of its way to enact policies that are favorable towards…
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Non-Bombshell Report Finds 4 Out Of Every 5 ICOs Are A Scam
Crypto billionaires-in-waiting, it's time to brace yourselves. A new research paper has found that of all the large ICOs that have tried to raise funds…
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Under Armour Data Breach Gives You 150 Million More Reasons To Never Work Out
Under Armour confirmed late Thursday that a data breach has affected approximately 150 million MyFitnessPal accounts. The initial reports suggest that stolen data may include…
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Archaeologists Discover What Might Be The Oldest Human Footprints In North America
Archaeologists in Canada have discovered dozens of ancient footprints that might be the earliest known evidence of human migration in North America. The prints, uncovered…
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New Jersey Man Who Couldn't Lose His 'Beer Belly' Discovers It's Actually A 30-Pound Tumor
Millions and millions of adults struggle with weight loss on a regular basis, so when a 62-year-old New Jersey man complained to his doctor that…
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Scientists Spotted A Galaxy With No Dark Matter, And They Can't Figure Out Why It Exists
In attempting to explain how the universe works, scientists have largely settled on the existence of a mysterious type of matter known simply as "dark…
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Cord-Cutting Will Hit Comcast Particularly Hard
Cord-cutting is an existential problem that's affecting the entire cable TV and satellite industry right now. But just as the weakest animals are the first…
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Apple's iPhone Slowdown Mess Spawned 59 Class-Action Lawsuits
Remember Apple's decision to slow down iPhones with older batteries? The move was meant to prevent unexpected shutdowns, an issue that affected a significant number…
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The Number Of Cord-Cutters Has Tripled In The Last 5 Years, And It's Starting To Hurt The TV Channels
Cord-cutting and the shift to streaming TV services poses an existential threat to pay TV companies. The last two years have seen record numbers of…
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Want To Watch China's Busted Space Station Plummet From Space? Here's How To Maximize Your Chances
China's Tiangong-1 space station is now just a big old hunk of space junk, and it's going to fall back to Earth within days. When…
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OnePlus 6 Confirmed To Be A Blatant iPhone X Ripoff, Which Surprises No One
OnePlus's next #NeverSettle flagship smartphone isn't even out yet, and the company is already in defense mode over its notch design. Yes, OnePlus officially confirmed…
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NASA's Expedition 55 Astronauts Are About To Take Their First Spacewalk
It's only been a few days since a trio of new International Space Station travelers arrived at the orbiting spacecraft that will be their home…
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Scientists Say They've Discovered A New Human Organ, And It Might Be The Biggest
Of all the countless subjects of scientific research that have ever existed, you'd have to think the human body would be the most well-understood. We're…
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New Firefox Extension Prevents Facebook From Tracking You Around The Web
Facebook has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons in recent weeks as users are becoming increasingly concerned about how much data the social…
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NASA Just Delayed The Launch Of Its Most Powerful Tool Until 2020
Everyone loves gawking at the gorgeous photos NASA gathers from its various spacecraft. They deliver breathtaking views of Saturn, Mars, and Jupiter on a regular…
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The Apple Watch Is About To Get Its First Ever Redesign
Anchored by the release of the Apple Watch Series 3 -- a device which finally introduced cellular connectivity to Apple's smartwatch lineup -- Apple earlier…
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Google Has Lost Its Billion-Dollar Legal Fight With Oracle, But Everybody Will Pay The Price
Google is on the hook for billions of dollars in damages after a federal appeals court decided that it violated Oracle's copyright by using Java…
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The 10 Most Important Announcements From Apple's First Big Event Of 2018
Apple's first big press conference of 2018 is now behind us and, well, it was pretty much exactly what we all thought it was going…
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In The Wake Of Facebook's Huge Scandal, Apple Calls For Stronger Privacy Regulation
Apple is still very committed to both user privacy and strong encryption, especially in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica revelations. In an interview, Apple…
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Watch This Recalled Laptop Set An Entire Room On Fire
Most of the electronic gadgets we use are powered by lithium-ion batteries, and very occasionally, those lithium-ion batteries can malfunction. When they do, they have…
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All Eyes On The Sky As China's Out-Of-Control Space Station Flirts With Disaster
We've been anticipating the eventual fall of China's Tiangong-1 space station for months already, but now we're entering crunch time. The out-of-control spacecraft is expected…
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Facebook Still Hasn't Explained Why It Needs Your SMS And Call History
Facebook's latest scandal is one that's been lingering in the shadows for years: if you used Facebook for Android, chances are you allowed the app…
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The International Space Station Gets Three New Residents As Expedition 55 Kicks Off
Expedition 55 of the International Space Station is finally underway after a trio of crew members reached the spacecraft and were welcomed by their fellow…
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NASA Is Watching Arctic Sea Ice Closely, And It Has A Dire Warning For Us All
NASA spends a lot of its time gazing into the depths of the cosmos, but one of the great things about having high-powered cameras orbiting…
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US Government Confirms It's Investigating Facebook, Sending Shares Plummeting
The US Federal Trade Commission confirmed Monday morning that it has opened a preliminary investigation into Facebook's privacy practices. The news came in a press…
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Flat-Earther Finally Launches Himself In Homemade Rocket, Discovers Nothing Useful
It's been months in the making, but it finally happened: "Mad" Mike Hughes finally launched himself in his homemade, steam-powered rocket, and managed to not…
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