Why Starliner Is Stuck In Space: Everything We Know About Boeing's Troubled Mission
The same helium leaks that almost canceled Starliner's latest launch are also holding up the spacecraft's return to Earth.
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Plastic Bottles Found To Leach Toxic Chemicals In The Sunlight - Should You Be Worried?
New research has revealed the dangers of plastic water bottles and the potentially toxic chemicals they can release when exposed to the Sun.
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This Game-Changing New Gel Can Convert Motion Into Energy
Researchers in Japan have created a groundbreaking electric gel, paving the way for the future of electronics.
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LG And Google Are Partnering With Hyatt To Finally Fix The Horrible Hotel TV Experience
LG has announced that it is working with Google to launch casting abilities on tons of its hotel TVs in select Hyatt hotels.
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An Asteroid Larger Than 99% Of Near-Earth Asteroids Will Pass Earth This Week
Two asteroids will pass Earth back-to-back this week, just in time to celebrate Asteroid Day 2024. Here's what we know.
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3 New Netflix Documentary Releases To Add To Your Watchlist In July
A closer look at three new Netflix documentaries, including Skywalkers -- about a daredevil Russian couple that climbs skyscrapers.
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Researchers Invented A Bio-Based Leather That's 60x Stronger Than Rival Materials
Researchers have created a pineapple leather that is more than 60 times stronger than rival leather types.
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Paramount+ Will Increase The Price Of Most Plans In August
Paramount+ is getting more expensive in August, with price hikes coming for Essential and Paramount+ with Showtime plans.
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Netflix Is Considering A Free Version Of The Service - Here's Who Could Get It
Inside Netflix, the company has talked about releasing a free version of the service in some markets to boost its advertising business.
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Scientists Invented A New Concrete That's 17 Times More Resistant To Cracking
Scientists have invented a more crack-resistant concrete that is safer and more reliable than standard concrete.
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Researchers Made An Algorithm That Can Tell When AI Is Hallucinating
Researchers created a new algorithm that acts as an AI hallucination detector and can tell when AI has made something up.
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Researchers Made A Battery You Can Eat That Will Power An Edible Robot
Researchers from the RoboFood project made a battery you can eat that will someday power an edible robot - here’s why we want them.
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Renowned Scientist Says Humans Will Soon Live To Be 1,000 Years Old
A renowned futurist says that nanobots may be the key to stopping human aging and giving us the ability to live for thousands of years.
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This Bizarre Self-Healing Gel Is A Totally New Class Of Material
Researchers have created a new self-healing gel that is as strong as glass and can stretch up to five times its original length.
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Student Arrested For Using Homemade AI Gadget To Whisper Test Answers In His Ear
A student in Turkey was arrested after they were caught using a complex homebrew AI device to cheat on their test.
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You Won't Believe The Latest Place They Found Microplastics
Doctors found microplastics in the human penis for the first time, prompting speculation on the increasing impact of microplastics on health.
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You Can Now 3D Print Your Own Laptop
Framework has released the CAD files for its acclaimed modular laptops, allowing users to create 3D-printed laptops.
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iOS 18's New Vocal Shortcut Feature Is A Game-Changer For ChatGPT-4o
iOS 18 beta 1 comes with new accessibility features, including Vocal Shortcuts, which lets you open apps by voice - here's how to do it.
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Scientists Just Discovered Something About Leeches That Will Haunt Your Nightmares
In case you need more nightmare fuel about the critters that call Earth home, scientists have confirmed the existence of jumping leeches.
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New Interactive Map Shows Which Coastal Regions Could End Up Underwater
A new sea level rise map can help you see exactly what coastlines will be affected by rising water levels due to climate change.
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OpenAI CTO Thinks AI Will Kill Some Jobs That Shouldn't Have Existed In The First Place
For a company that wants to build AGI for the benefit of all of humanity, OpenAI sure has a strange way of talking about that work.
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The Google Of 2024 Feels Hopelessly Broken In So Many Ways
2024 has finally crystallized for me that this bloated, broken, visionless internet giant is on a path that's no longer reversible
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Jupiter's Iconic Giant Red Spot May Be Younger Than The United States
New research claims that Jupiter's iconic Red Spot's age is actually far younger than you might think. Here's what scientists learned.
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This New Study Could Kill Manned Missions To Mars Before They Even Happen
New concerns about astronaut kidney damage have arisen following the publishing of a new study that could jeopardize future Mars missions.
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Taylor Swift Vs. Scooter Braun: New Docuseries On Max Examines The Bad Blood Between Them
As if Taylor Swift wasn't already everywhere, here comes a new documentary (on Max in the US) about why she's re-recording her old albums.
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If You Have A Vitamix Blender, There's A Recall You Need To Know About
Vitamix issued a recall for 8-ounce blending containers, 20-ounce containers, and blade bases for Venturist and Ascent Model blenders.
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A 13-Year-Old Built Archimedes' Death Ray
A 13-year-old middle school student built a working prototype of Archimedes' death ray, proving the Greek inventor's concept.
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