'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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NASA Found A 'Zebra Rock' That Is Unlike Anything Else We've Seen On Mars
Perseverance discovered a zebra rock on the Martian surface, and scientists are still trying to figure out where it came from.
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'I Am So Freaking Tired Of All The AI Hype': Reaction To Sam Altman's Latest Bluster
He's doing it again; OpenAI Sam Altman has a new blog post in which he makes all sorts of vague AI promises with no basis in reality.
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Light Pollution In Cities And Towns Has Been Linked To Alzheimer's Disease
New research says that light pollution and Alzheimer's may actually have a connection. Here's what you need to know.
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How To Watch PlayStation's September 2024 State Of Play
PlayStation is hosting its latest State of Play event on September 24, 2024, where 20 new PS5 and PS VR2 games will be shown off.
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Telegram Agrees To Share User IP Addresses And Phone Numbers With Authorities
Following arrest of Pavel Durov, Telegram agrees to share user IP address and phone numbers with legal authorities
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There May Be More Water On The Moon's Surface Than We Previously Thought
Scientists believe there could be even more signs of water on the Moon's surface than they previously thought.
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This Shark Can Live For Over 400 Years And We Finally Know How
Scientists have finally figured out how the Greenland shark lives to be almost 400 years old, and the secret is in its DNA.
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A Naked-Eye Comet Is Coming To Earth This Week - Here's When To See It
Skywatchers will have a chance to see yet another naked-eye comet this year, and you won't have to wait very long for it at all.
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Scientists May Have Found Signs Of Dark Matter In Mars's Orbit
Scientists believe a wobble in Mars' orbit could be a sign of dark matter moving within our very solar system.
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This New Coffee Is Made Without Any Beans
A new type of beanless coffee is making headlines. Here's everything you need to know about this alternative coffee.
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Researchers Found A Simple Way To Make Concrete 560% Stronger
Scientists have created hollow concrete that mimics human bone, making it much stronger and more resilient to cracking.
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Scientists May Soon Be Able To Translate The Languages Plants Use To Communicate
Scientists may be closer than ever to learning how plant communication systems work and translating the signals plants use to talk.
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Netflix Is Getting Almost A Dozen New Shows And Movies Next Week - This One Is The Can't-Miss
The new TV series Nobody Wants This, starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, thankfully saves a slow week for new Netflix releases.
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Groundbreaking Experiment May Let Us 'See' Gravity For The First Time Ever
Scientists may have found a way to see gravity for the first time ever. Here's everything that we know so far.
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This Portable Wind Turbine Can Charge Your Devices With A Gentle Breeze
A new portable wind turbine can create enough electricity to charge your electronics with just eight miles per hour of wind.
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Chinese Scientists Claim They Can Use Starlink Satellites To Detect Stealth Aircraft
China claims it can detect stealth aircraft using Starlink satellites, but it hasn't exactly proven it just yet.
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Oh Good, A New Species Of 'Horror Wasp' Is Invading The US
Scientists have discovered a new species of "horror wasp" that can lay its eggs inside of adult fruit flies.
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Earth May Have Once Had Rings Like Saturn
Earth may have had rings. At least that's what a new study published this month claims. Here's what we know so far.
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