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Hey, folks. We’re deadlocked on gun safety, the Ukraine war still grinds on, and a gallon of gas is approaching...

The NASA Juno spacecraft successfully completed its 41st close flyby of Jupiter, and its JunoCam instrument captured clouds swirling atop...

The rest of the startup universe may be struggling to bring in funds, but it’s still a good time to...

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Caltech engineers have developed Neural-Fly, a tornado-resistant drone that can survive just about any kind of weather. More specifically, Neural-Fly...

In a push-back against people who can’t tell a real news source from an amphetamine-laden hamster with a Tumblr blog,...

Straightening my hair is typically a two-day affair. I wash all the product out the night before and load my...

Lift Energy Storage Systems (LEST) wants to transform skyscrapers into massive gravity batteries, literally. This gravity-based storage system utilizes the...

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Researchers warned last weekend that a flaw in Microsoft's Support Diagnostic Tool could be exploited using malicious Word documents to...

NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover has been carrying around a ‘pet rock’ for the past four months. How was this discovered?...

The New York Senate has passed a bill that bans crypto mining operations that use carbon-based fuel to power their...

David S. F. Wilson is the director of “Sonnie’s Edge,” one of the most popular episodes of the Netflix series...

Super Nintendo World is set to open at Universal Studios Hollywood in early 2023, and one of the first attractions...

As a child, Marceau Michel always asked for a quarter. He knew if he kept asking for a quarter, he’d...

India’s Taj Mahal is one of the world’s most viewed locations on Google Street View and for all the right...