Study Claims 'Jedi' Rodents Can Move Matter Without Touching It
New research shows that rodents can act like Jedi, moving matter with their voices so that they can change how they smell things around them.
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People Are Using AI Bots To Create Nude Images Of Almost Anyone Online
New "nudity" AI bots are being used on Telegram to create pornographic photos of people in seconds, and it's likely going to get worse.
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Next-Gen 6G Cellular Networks May Be 9,000 Times Faster Than 5G
New reports suggest that next-generation 6G networks could offer speeds up to 9,000 times faster than current 5G tech.
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The FTC Is Going To Make It Easier Than Ever To Cancel Subscriptions
The FTC announced a final "click-to-cancel" rule this week that should make canceling streaming services and gym subscriptions easier.
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Why SpaceX Catching Starship Will Change Everything About Space Travel
SpaceX has pulled off an unbelievable feat by successfully performing the first Starship booster catch. Here's why that matters.
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Overeating Sugary Foods And Drinks Could Be Linked To Depression
A new study claims to have found a surprising link between overeating sugary food and drinks and depression.
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Watch NASA's Historic Europa Clipper Launch Right Here
Watch the launch of the Europa Clipper mission live today. Here's everything you need to know to catch the start of this exciting mission.
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This New Pill Can Mimic The Effects Of A Workout While You Sit On The Couch
A new type of workout pill could mimic the effects of a workout while still letting you be a couch potato.
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Scientists Created Organisms In A Lab That Exist In A 'Third State' Beyond Life And Death
Scientists have created a new type of organism that transcends the states of life and death. Here's what we know.
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Researchers Made An Artificial Plant That Generates Electricity And Cleans The Air
Scientists created an air-cleaning plant that's completely artificial, and it can even generate electricity.
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New Invention Can Turn Seawater Into Hydrogen Fuel
A new invention can literally turn seawater into hydrogen fuel without creating corrosive byproducts that can harm the environment.
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Menendez Brothers Petition Tops 400,000 Signatures On Change.org After Netflix Series
Support for freeing the Menendez brothers from prison continues to grow following the release of Ryan Murphy's Netflix series about them.
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Your Toothbrush Is Covered With Hundreds Of Viruses 'Unlike Anything Seen Before'
New research shows that your toothbrush is teeming with hundreds of never-before-seen viruses. Here's what we know.
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Top Prime Day Deals You Can Still Get: $279 Oura Ring 3, Apple Sale, Ninja Air Fryers, Sonos Speakers, More
Thursday's top deals include leftover Prime Day sales on Oura Ring 3, Apple devices, Ninja air fryers, Shark vacuums, and much more.
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Unpacking The New Prime Video-Apple TV+ Partnership, And Why I Don't Think It's *That* Big A Deal
Analysis of the surprising announcement of a tie-up between Apple TV+ and Prime Video -- what's happening, and why.
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Once-In-A-Lifetime Comet Will Be Visible Starting This Friday
Skywatchers will get chances to see a once-in-a-lifetime comet starting this week. Here's everything you need to know.
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Two Comb Jellies Stunned Scientists By Merging Into One Creature
Researchers discovered that two merging comb jellies can actually become one creature in just a matter of hours.
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Insane Time Lapse Shows Hurricane Milton From The International Space Station
An astronaut aboard the ISS captured a time-lapse of Hurricane Milton, showcasing the sheer size of the storm.
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NASA May Have Figured Out Why Mars Is So Dead
New data captured by NASA's Curiosity rover could give us more insight into why Mars is so dead and hostile despite its ancient past.
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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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