Horrifying Black Seadevil Fish Seen In First-Ever Clear Daytime Video
A rare video of a terrifying deep-sea fish has hit the internet, and you have to see it for yourself to believe it.
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This Is How Most Life On Earth Will End
The end of life on Earth as we know it is coming and scientists say that this is exactly how it will happen.
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Today's Deals: Apple Watch S10 At All-Time Low Price, $16 3-In-1 Wireless Charger, Laptop Sale, More
Friday's featured deals include all-time low prices on the Apple Watch Series 10, wireless chargers, popular laptop models, and more.
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Researchers Discover How To Convert Harmful Emissions Into 'Miracle' Material Graphene
A new emission conversion system can take methane and split it into hydrogen and graphene while also being good for the environment.
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Scientists Observed Violent Titanium Rainstorms On An Alien World
Scientists have observed an exoplanet with titanium rainstorms and winds strong enough to shred a spacecraft.
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You Have To Pay For Windows Notepad If You Want To Use AI
New prompts to subscribe to Microsoft 365 have started popping up when trying to use Notepad's AI features, leading to confusion.
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I'm Pretty Sure The iPhone 16e Is Just Apple's Take On The Galaxy FE
With the iPhone 16e, Apple is finally embracing the "not-quite-premium, not-quite-budget" approach of Samsung's FE phones.
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Why It Feels Wrong To Say Flying Is Safer Than Driving - But The Numbers Don't Lie
We've all heard the claim that flying is safer than travel by car. Even with recent high-profile accidents, here's why that's still true.
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Today's Deals: $149 AirPods 4 With ANC, 20% Off Crest 3D White Toothpaste, $18 Roku Express, More
Wednesday's hottest daily deals include great prices on Apple's AirPods 4 with Noise Cancelling, Crest 3D White toothpaste, and more.
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Oceans On Earth May Have All Been Green For Eons Before They Turned Blue
Earth's oceans may have been green for billions of years until the first photosynthetic organisms flooded our atmosphere with oxygen.
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This City-Killer Asteroid's Chance Of Hitting Earth In 2032 Keeps Rising
The chance that a city-killer asteroid will impact Earth in 2032 is steadily rising. Here's what you need to know.
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Scented Home Products Release As Much Indoor Air Pollution As Car Exhaust
New research has shown that scented wax melts and other products release as much indoor pollution as a diesel engine.
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One iPhone 17 Model Will Reportedly Miss Out On The Camera Bar
Over this past year, we’ve heard that Apple is planning a major redesign for the iPhone 17 lineup, but it might skip one model.
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DeepSeek AI Banned In South Korea - Should The US Be Next?
Korea has banned DeepSeek downloads on iPhone and Android after discovering the AI chatbot sends data to ByteDance.
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Today's Deals: $172 Unlocked iPhone SE, $20 Amazon Credit, Waterdrop RO Water Filters, $24 WiFi Extender, More
Tuesday's top tech deals include Apple's iPhone SE on sale, plus discounts on Waterdrop RO water filters, TP-Link, and more.
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Wait, Netflix Costs How Much Now? Streamer's Top Tier Nears A Staggering $30/month
Ten years ago, a basic Netflix plan cost just $7.99. Now, though, Netflix is increasingly asking us to pay more for (what feels like) less.
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Researchers Used Lasers To Create A Real-Life Levitation Ray
Researchers have finally found a way to make a real-life levitation ray, but it can only lift microscopic material.
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City-Killer Asteroid Could Strike The Moon Instead Of Earth, Reports Claim
New reports suggest that the city-killer asteroid 2024 YR4 could hit the Moon instead of Earth when it passes by again in 2032.
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Revolutionary Radioactive Diamond Batteries Could Power Devices For Thousands Of Years
Meet the new radioactive diamond batteries that could power next-generation devices for thousands of years.
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Scientists Figured Out Why We Always Crave Dessert, Even When We're Full
Those dessert cravings that always hit after a big meal? Yeah, turns out science may be to blame for those.
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Researchers Found A Way To Make Metal As Transparent As Glass
A new type of transparent metal could one day replace the glass in our smart devices, or be used for other groundbreaking developments.
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These Are Deadliest Foods In The World
Although the world's deadliest foods might be dangerous, they still appeal to thousands of people worldwide each year.
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Revolutionary Origami-Like Construction Design Uses 60% Less Concrete And 90% Less Steel
A new origami-inspired concrete technique could help reduce concrete-related waste exponentially. Here's what you need to know.
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Researchers Discovered How The Brain Overcomes Instinctive Fear
New research shows how the brain overcomes instinctive fear and has helped scientists get a better understanding of how our brains work.
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Scientists Just Found One Of Nature's Sneakiest Spies
What are nature's best spies? Well, it turns out they just might be fly larvae that can infiltrate termite nests undetected.
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Video: Let's Hope This Robot Dog Vs Drone Battle Isn't A Glimpse Of Our Apocalyptic Future
A new video showcases what futuristic battles between a robot dog and a drone could look like, at least if they were armed with fireworks.
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MIT Created Swarms Of Insect Drones That Look Like Something Out Of A Sci-Fi Movie
Researchers at MIT have created a group of robotic insects that they hope to be able to use as a swarm of pollinators in the future.
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