NASA Forced To Delay Europa Clipper Launch As Hurricane Milton Bears Down On Florida
Hurricane Milton's impending landfall has forced NASA to delay the highly anticipated launch of the Europa Clipper.
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'Skyquake' Is A Mysterious Phenomenon That's Leaving Scientists Baffled
Scientists continue to scratch their heads at the origins of mysterious "skyquakes" that rip through the sky, leaving many puzzled.
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The Yellow Dye Used In Cheetos Can Turn Skin Transparent
In a shocking twist, scientists have revealed that the yellow dye used in Cheetos can actually turn the skin of mice transparent.
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Four High School Students Invented A Device That Prevents Roadkill
A new animal detector can determine when a deer has passed in front of a car, warning the driver so they can brake.
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World's First USB4 2.0 Cables Are Coming With Insane 80 Gbps Speeds
A Japanese company has debuted the world's first USB4 2.0 cable, and claims it will sport up to 80Gbps speeds.
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Scientists May Have Found The Missing Link To How Lightning Forms
Two new papers could help scientists better understand how lightning forms thanks to observations made with a NASA spy plane.
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Researchers Say A Quick Cheek Swab Can Accurately Predict How Long You Have Left To Live
A new tool can predict how long you'll live just by looking at biological markers gathered with a simple cheek swab.
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Incredible 3D Diagram Lets You Zoom Into A Brain Like Google Maps
Scientists have created an incredibly detailed 3D brain map that you can zoom into like you're looking at Google Maps.
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Early Prime Day Deals: Rare Nintendo Switch Sale, $50 Off Oura Ring, $105 Sony ANC Headphones, More
Today's best early Prime Day deals include Nintendo Switch OLED, Oura Ring 3, Sony noise cancelling headphones, and plenty more.
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This Drug-Free Nasal Spray May Prevent The Common Cold
Scientists have created a groundbreaking drug-free nasal spray that may be able to prevent COVID-19 infections, the common cold, and more.
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NASA Bids Farewell To Voyager 2's Plasma Science Instrument
NASA has powered off one of Voyager 2's science instruments to stretch the power supply and stave off the need for Voyager 2 to shut down.
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Northern Lights May Be Visible From These US States This Weekend
Northern lights activity may increase this weekend, with auroras estimated to stretch as far south as Illinois and Oregon.
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New Cancer Treatment Uses Beams Of Radioactive Ions To Kill Tumors With Pinpoint Accuracy
A new type of targeted cancer treatment uses beams of radioactive ions to help kill tumors without exposing the rest of your body.
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Revolutionary New Bendable Processors Cost Less Than $1 To Manufacture
A new type of bendable microprocessor has proven extremely efficient at running AI models and it's cheap to manufacture.
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CNN Thinks You Freeloaders Have Enjoyed CNN.com Long Enough - It's Time To Start Paying
CNN.com, one of the most heavily trafficked news websites in the world, has begun to experiment with a paywall.
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New Self-Healing Concrete That Fixes Its Own Cracks Is Now Being Used In The US
A new type of self-healing concrete is finally being used in the US. It can repair cracks without adding additional concrete.
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'Finger Of Death' Is A Bizarre Ocean Phenomenon That Kills Whatever It Touches
The "finger of death" is a fast-growing brinicle that kills anything it touches and has baffled scientists since its discovery.
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Revolutionary ADHD Headband Is Said To Treat Symptoms In Just 20 Minutes A Day
This new ADHD headband can help treat the symptoms with just 20 minutes of usage each day, and it's far less invasive than other medications.
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'So Lame Of You Guys': Legendary 80s Band Infuriates Fans Over New Album Cover's AI Art
Fans of Tears for Fears have ripped the band a new one for resorting to AI art for the cover of their new album, Songs for a Nervous Planet.
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What Happens If You Accidentally Eat Mold?
Is eating mold really that bad for you? Here's what you need to know about ingesting mold and when you can just pick it off.
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Scientists Just Uncovered The First New Chemical Bond In Over 10 Years
Researchers have finally figured out how to create a single-electron bond, and it's the first new bond we've discovered in over a decade.
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This Manhattan Skyscraper Is Being Constructed Of Concrete That's Like Nothing Else In The World
A company has finally started pouring granite-based concrete on a new skyscraper in Manhattan that doesn't have CO2 emissions tied to it.
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Segway ZT3 Pro Review: The Ultimate Road Warrior
Throttling right into it, the Segway ZT3 Pro is a beast of an e-scooter that's designed to hammer through any terrain you throw at it.…
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I Never Trusted Sam Altman. I Trust OpenAI's Overhyped CEO Even Less Now.
It turns out, Sam Altman is going to make a fortune from OpenAI after all, despite swearing last year he's taken no equity in the company.
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At Least Two Diddy Docuseries Are In The Works, While The Jailed Rapper's Woes Continue To Mount
A look at the docuseries currently in the works that will chronicle the rise and fall of scandal-plagued rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs.
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This Animal May Be Able To Pause Its Biological Clock To Stop Aging
New research indicates that axolotls may stop aging completely, even when regenerating entirely new limbs.
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Disney+ Password Sharing: How Much It Costs And How It Works
Disney+ has completed its crackdown on password sharing, and you'll now have to pay extra to share your account with others.
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