The Engine Of The Future Has One Major Problem It Can't Overcome - Yet
Engineers in the aeronautical industry are always cooking up fresh ideas for aircraft, especially when it comes to making jet engines better.
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How Accurate Is Project Hail Mary's Science? Scientists Weigh In On The Sci-Fi Hit
"Project Hail Mary" is a hit blockbuster based on the novel of the same name, and like other sci-fi movies, fans want to know how accurate its science is.
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Here's Why NASA's Artemis II Mission Is So Special
Artemis II is more than just another NASA launch. It marks a long-awaited return to crewed lunar flight and serves as a major step toward what comes next.
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Wrapping Your Car Keys With Aluminum Foil Could Help Stop Thieves - According To Science
Cars are expensive and nobody wants to see their ride stolen, so some people are putting their trust in an unlikely material — aluminum foil.
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The Next Evolution Of Hard Drives Could Be Even More Sci-Fi Than We Thought
Scientists are continuously looking for a way to improve the storage capacity on hard drives, but they might need to be called something different.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Blue Light Glasses
Worried about blue light? It may not have as big of an impact on your health as you expect, so measures such as blue light glasses aren’t necessary.
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This New Hybrid Engine Concept Is A Huge Leap Forward In Fuel Efficiency
Hybrids vehicles are great alternatives to traditional vehicles, but since they still use conventional fuel, they contribute to global CO2 emissions.
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Denmark's Red Streetlights Look Strange, But There's A Smart Reason For Them
Red lights on roads may seem like quite the oddity to most people, but there's an important reason why they're being used on streets in Denmark (and beyond).
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New Process Shortens Nuclear Waste Timeline From 100,000 Years To Only Hundreds
Nuclear energy isn't exactly clean, with nuclear waste never exactly going away. But this inventive new process might help mitigate that particular problem.
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The Current US Military Laser Weapons Are Nothing Compared To What's In Store
Laser weapons may sound like something out of a science fiction blockbuster movie, but they're becoming increasingly practical for military applications.
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Apple CEO Says Get Off Your Phone (And Science Agrees With Him)
Apple builds one of the most popular smartphones in the world, giving millions of people access to various ways to doom scroll each and every day.
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Elon Musk Has His Sights Set On A Texas City For Another High-Tech Underground Tunnel
Elon Musk is bringing the Boring Company's underground tunnels to this popular Texas city alongside three other new locations in the U.S. and overseas.
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This Giant Battery Will Use Rust Instead Of Lithium To Power A Google Data Center
Amidst the hype for nuclear energy in the tech sector, Google is trying a new kind of non-lithium battery to help power its latest data center.
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How Fast Can NASA's Artemis II's Spacecraft Orion Reach Space?
Artemis II has been delayed multiple times for numerous reasons, but there isn't a single part of this mission that NASA has not mapped out.
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Not Alkaline, Not Lithium: This New Battery Could Be The Future Of Fast Charging
Battery technology has been advancing rapidly in recent years, but the future could promise charging speeds faster than you could ever imagine.
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NASA Wants To Spend $20 Billion To Build A Permanent Moon Base
NASA has plans for the moon it seems, big plans, and the agency looks to accomplish its goals by investing $20 billion to establish a permanent lunar base.
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New Form Of Aluminum Is Only The Beginning Of Replacing Precious Metals
Precious metals, serving as catalysts, are the backbone of many materials industries, but a new form of aluminum could be set to replace them.
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The Science Behind How Submarines Stay Hidden
Submarines are known as the sleek, silent hunters of naval warfare, but what's really going on that makes them so difficult to detect at sea?
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SpaceX Just Hit An Important Milestone After Launching More Starlink Satellites
SpaceX has become one of the most prominent aspects of the American space initiative, and it just hit a major milestone with its latest satellite launches.
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Amazon Wants The FCC To Deny SpaceX's Orbital Data Center Proposal - Here's Why
SpaceX wants to launch one million satellites into Earth's low orbit that could act as data centers, taking advantage of the sub zero temperatures in space.
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NASA's Unique Experiment To Create Oxygen On The Moon: Lunar Soil
The people of Earth have aspirations to return to the Moon and eventually colonize Mars, two places where oxygen isn't exactly in abundance.
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Kansas Is Shooting This Lake With Water - Here's Why
Sediment buildup is proving to be a problem for one lake in Kansas, but scientists have found the solution, and it involves shooting the lake with water.
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It Takes Years For Solar Panels To Pay For Themselves - Here's Why
Solar panels can help you save money on energy costs, but it takes years for those savings to pay off. Here's why it takes so long to break even financially.
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It Takes 12 Hours To Move The Artemis II Rocket 4 Miles - Here's Why
NASA's Artemis missions are poised to make history, but moving the Artemis II rocket takes exceptionally wrong. In fact history is actually partially to blame.
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The Surprising Way LED Lights Can Interfere With Your Garage Door Opener
If your garage door opener stops working, the problem might not be your batteries or the motor. Instead, you might need to adjust your LED lights.
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How Much Gold Is Actually In Your Old Laptop?
Did you know that your old laptop computer probably has a small amount of gold hiding inside it? Here's why it's there and how much you might expect to find.
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Why Are Some Hard Drives Full Of Helium?
Helium is well known as the gas that makes balloons float and voices higher, but it's also found in some hard drives. Here's how it's advancing disk technology.
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