Incredible New Batteries Barely Degrade After Charging Hundreds Of Times
Battery tech breakthrough allows batteries to operate with virtually no degradation after hundreds of cycles.
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Aquaria's New Solar-Powered Boxes Pull Drinking Water Out Of Thin Air
A new type of dehumidifier can literally pull clean drinking water out of the air, and all it needs is a little electricity.
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The Science Behind Why You Shouldn't Microwave Food In Plastic Containers
Plastic containers that can be used in the microwave aren't safe for your health. Here's why you should be using glass instead.
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AI May Soon Let You Record And Rewatch Your Dreams
Is dream recording AI coming? Some people seemed to think so, and it could all be based on information gathered from MRIs.
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Researchers Found Out How Mosquitoes Find You In The Dark: Infrared Sensors
Researchers have finally figured out how mosquitoes see humans in the dark: They detect infrared light the body generates via heat.
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This Is The Most Bizarre Idea We've Seen To Cool Your Home In A Heat Wave, But It Works
Want to keep cool during a heat wave? Some people have suggested a special yogurt window coating to help cut down on heat.
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Oasis Fans, This Documentary On Max Is Perfect To Watch Before The 2025 Reunion Tour
Now that the long-rumored Oasis reunion tour has been announced, make some time to watch A24's documentary about the band on Max.
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There's Something Different About This Year's iPhone Launch Event
Apple announced the iPhone 16 launch event will be on Monday, September 9th, which gives us the preorder and release dates.
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Mark Zuckerberg Now Says Meta Shouldn't Have Complied With White House Covid Censorship Requests
Meta's CEO now says the Biden administration was wrong to push for censorship of certain Covid-related content during the pandemic.
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New Experiment Helped Mice Live Up To 33% Longer - Will It Work On People?
New groundbreaking research in mice could help pave the way to a revolutionary anti-aging diet for humans, too.
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Matching Dinosaur Footprints Found Over 3,000 Miles Apart
Scientists found matching dinosaur footprints over 3,000 miles apart, in two totally different parts of the world.
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Researchers Developed A Coating For Clothes That Keeps People 8 Degrees Cooler
Researchers are working to create a coating that can be used to make body cooling clothes that can lower your temperature up to 8 degrees.
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Revolutionary Biodegradable Plastic Uses Bacteria To Eat Itself
Researchers from China have created a "living plastic" that contains a form of bacteria that can eat the plastic under specific conditions.
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France's Arrest Of Telegram's CEO Feels Like A Warm-Up For A Much Bigger Target: Elon Musk
The arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has ignited an age-old debate about free speech. Should X's Elon Musk be worried?
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There's Something That's The Opposite Of Deja Vu, And It's Even Weirder
Scientists have finally learned more about the opposite of deja vu, which is a phenomenon known as jamais vu.
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Gravitational Waves May Hold The Key To Understanding The Secrets Of The Big Bang
Scientists may have finally found the key to unlocking the secrets of the Big Bang, and it all lies in understanding gravitational waves.
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Carmakers Found A Way To Make Every Car More Fuel Efficient
Creating lighter cars made of new types of steel could provide us with more fuel-efficient vehicles, new reports suggest.
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Scientists Spot Supermassive Black Hole Savoring Its Last Meal
Scientists used Chandra to spot a slow-digesting black hole taking bites of its latest meal every few years.
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Ice Age Humans Might Not Have Hunted With Throwing Spears After All, New Study Claims
A new study claims that Ice Age humans might not have thrown spears to hunt mammoths and other animals after all.
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Scientists Uncovered A Bizarre Way That Our Brains Are Mutating
Scientists have uncovered bizarre brain mutations that may be hiding in every single person walking on the Earth.
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Robots Are Using AI To Train Themselves, Which Isn't At All Terrifying
A new robot self-training algorithm will soon help robots improve at their jobs by using AI to determine their weak points.
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Netflix Is Adding A Dozen New Shows And Movies Next Week - Put This At The Top Of Your Watchlist
Our take on what to watch on Netflix over the coming week, which will see a dozen new titles hit the streaming giant.
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iPhone 16 Launch Event Set For September 10, Bloomberg Reports
According to Bloomberg, Apple plans to host its reveal event for the iPhone 16, Apple Watch Series 10, and AirPods 4 on September 10.
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An Ocean Of Lava May Have Once Covered The Moon
New data supports theories that an ocean of lava may have once covered the Moon's surface thousands of years ago.
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Climate Change Likely To Blame For Billions Of Crabs Vanishing In Alaska
Billions of vanishing crabs in Alaska are likely the victims of ongoing climate change issues that have led to warmer waters in the area.
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Futuristic Electric Bandage Helps Wounds Heal Faster
A new type of water-powered bandage could be revolutionary at helping slow-healing wounds heal much faster.
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Antarctica Is Rising Out Of The Ocean And It Could Change Everything
Scientists say Antarctica is rising out of the ocean as its ice melts, which could cause massive changes to our planet.
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