Rare Giant Squid Caught On Video In Japan
Giant squids aren't just creatures you read about in fantasy stories or see portrayed on TV and in computer games. They exist in real life,…
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This Site Lets You See Your Best Nine Instagram Pics Of 2015 - And Anyone Else's Best Nine
Are those selfies you post every 12 seconds on Instagram really doing you any favors? Do your followers like the artistic photos of food that…
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Phuc Dat Bich Gives Facebook Definitive Proof His Name Is Real
I have always had a vague fear of traveling to other countries because I've been worried that "Brad Reed" will translate to "infected donkey scrotum"…
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Stunning Perseid Meteor Shower Pictures
Stargazers in the northern hemisphere enjoyed the oldest meteor shower known to Earth in August 2015. The annual Perseid shower occurs when pieces of comet…
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Every Single Satellite Orbiting Earth, In A Single Image
As we gear up for an era where space travel becomes more common thanks to the efforts of companies like Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic and…
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Scientists Added Rabbit DNA To A Houseplant, And Now It's An Air Purifier
Plants are very good at producing oxygen that we all need in order to breath, but what about clearing the air of harmful chemicals? Past…
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U.S. Military Offers $2 Million For First Humanoid Robot
The United States is challenging every entrepreneur, engineer, developer and inventor to create the first military robot. The individual or team that creates a humanoid…
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Angry Birds Space Set To Launch In March [Video]
Rovio on Friday teased the next frontier for the company's massive Angry Birds franchise. The fourth major Birds release will be called "Angry Birds Space" and…
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Facebook Addiction Explained: Study Shows Psychophysiological Arousal From Social Media
A recent study showed that social networks like Twitter and Facebook are potentially more addictive than cigarettes or alcohol, and now we may have an…
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AutoCAD Makes Its Mac Return, After Nearly Two Decades In The Wildnerness
Mac OS engineers, architects, and designers can rejoice; AutoCAD, the popular 3D visualization package is now available for the Mac once again. AutoCAD left the Mac platform 18…
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SpaceX And Blue Origin Just Cancelled Their Rocket Launches... Again
Yesterday — Tuesday, December 18th — was supposed to be a marquee day for space agencies and private spaceflight companies around the world. A total…
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Ford Applied Noise-Cancelling Technology To A Doghouse, And It's Awesome
Keeping passengers in a vehicle from hearing the noise of a busy road is a problem that many auto manufacturers have attempted to solve over…
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This Incredible Sound Wave System Can Make Particles Levitate
We've already seen sound waves do some pretty amazing things. For example, they can turn a regular, boring stream of water into a mesmerizing work of…
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Is Now Halfway Through Its Lengthy Stay In Jupiter Orbit
NASA's Juno spacecraft has delivered the best glimpses of Jupiter ever, and it's just getting started. In a new blog post, NASA celebrates the halfway…
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MIT Invented A Way To Build Nano-Scale Versions Of Larger Objects
In science fiction, "shrink rays" are the easiest way to turn a large object into something much, much smaller, but here in reality things aren't…
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Breathing In Moon Dust Could Kill You
Dreams of a lunar colony where people walk around on the dusty surface inside of big domes will remain a dream for a while longer.…
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New Research Shows That Tornadoes Don't Form The Way Everyone Thought
Tornadoes are some of the most destructive weather events on the planet, so understanding how they form is vital in forming early warning systems that…
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Hubble Spots A Distant Planet That Is Literally Being Vaporized
We usually think of planets as having a certain level of permanence but for worlds that reside within very close proximity of a star existence…
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Bees Can Wear Backpacks Now Thanks To The University Of Washington
Wearables are all the rage for us humans, delivering all kinds of useful information about our bodies and surroundings. Now, scientists from the University of…
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Invasive Tick Species Could Have An Even Larger Impact On The US Than First Feared
Late last month the CDC issued a warning about an invasive species of tick that has begun to spread in the United States. Native to…
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Violent Video Games May Promote Immunity To Disturbing Images
The debate over whether violent video games makes someone violent in the real world has been raging for decades. There's been no indisputable evidence to…
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NASA Is Finally Getting The First Data From Its Mission To 'Touch The Sun'
NASA's Parker Solar Probe has already provided us with plenty of news since its launch back in August. It's gotten closer to the Sun than…
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Russia Is Treating The Space Station Hole Like A Forensic Investigation
The strange hole that was found months ago in the Soyuz spacecraft attached to the International Space Station continues to be a major focus for…
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NASA's InSight Lander Just Snapped Its First Selfie, And It's A Stunner
When it comes to robots on Mars, one of NASA's many traditions is making sure its rovers snap a selfie or two while hanging out…
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Mega-Shark Megalodon May Have Died Off Because It Got Too Hot
The sharks that roam today's oceans can be fearsome, but they don't really compare to some of the species that dominated the seas millions of…
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Russian Cosmonauts Will Leave The ISS To Inspect A Strange Hole In Their Spacecraft
It was late August when a mysterious hole was discovered in a Soyuz spacecraft attached to the International Space Station. The hole, which had apparently…
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Researchers Say Coffee May Combat Two Devastating Brain Diseases
The past few years have brought lots of good news for anyone who considers coffee a vice. Scientists have discovered that various compounds in coffee…
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