This Company Claims That It Can Cool Your House Down While Using Less Energy
Caeli Energie, a French startup claims to have found a way to cool your home for a fraction of the energy costs using a natural process. Here's how it works.
Read MoreCasey Cooper
SlashGear Editorial Policies
SlashGear's content hails from a group of experienced technology and automotive editors and a wide-ranging team of writers, engineers, enthusiasts, and experts across consumer tech and transportation. Our goal is to provide up-to-the-minute breaking news coverage as well as original and engaging opinion and editorial content that serves as the ultimate resource for those who want to stay up to date on the latest and greatest the industry has to offer.
Our editors, advisors, and fact-checkers conduct regular reviews to ensure the accuracy, timeliness, and completeness of our articles. Complete information on our editorial process available here.
Stories By Casey Cooper
-
-
Yes, There's Gold Inside Your Household Electronics - But Is It Actually Worth Anything?
Gold has properties that make it useful in electronic devices, but mining old cell phones and computers for the metal isn't practical for individuals.
Read More -
Japan's Newest Power Plant Turns Seawater Into Electricity – Here's How It Works
Fukuoaka's osmotic power plant is supplied by local desalination facilities and uses a natural process to generate modest amounts of power.
Read More -
Two Orbiting Black Holes Caught On Camera For The First Time In History
The concept of two black holes orbiting one another has been theorized for many years, but recent satellite photography may have found a real-life example.
Read More -
NASA's Dream Chaser Will Make Its 2026 Debut As A Free-Flying Spacecraft
The Dream Chaser was meant to be NASA's replacement for the Space Shuttle and take supplies to the ISS, but its first test mission will be a free demo flight.
Read More -
China's AI Robots Are Shocking The World With Their Humanoid Characteristics
Humanoid robots in China are gaetting global attention for their eerie realism. These advanced AI machines are redefining human–machine interaction.
Read More -
Meta Is Expanding Its AI Data Centers, Leaving Locals Nervous Of Water Supply Interference
Meta’s massive AI expansion promises innovation on a global scale — but locals near new data hubs fear the project may be draining more than just electricity.
Read More -
What's The Difference Between A Harley-Davidson Nightster And A Sportster?
Although the 2025 Harley-Davidson Nightster and the Sportster S are both listed as sport bikes, they are way different in terms of power and performance.
Read More -
Harley-Davidson Tri Glide Ultra: How Much Does It Cost & What Engine Does It Have?
A Harley built for endless miles and total comfort, but what does this luxury trike really pack under the hood, and how much will it set you back?
Read More -
A Texas City Is Relocating A 400-Year-Old Tree, And It'll Be Using Some High-Tech Equipment To Do It
The city of Kyle, Texas has made the decision to relocate a 400-year-old oak tree, but in order for it to be successful, they need to use high-tech equipment.
Read More -
Solar Storms Are More Frequent In 2025 - Here's How They May Affect You
After a period of relative quiet on the surface of the sun, it is ramping up again in an era of high activity. It could affect your day-to-day life.
Read More -
With This Plasma Engine Prototype, The Possibility Of Traveling To Mars In 30 Days Gets Closer
While traditional rockets have gotten us into space for decades, newer tech is on the horizon, like this plasma engine that could get us to Mars much quicker.
Read More -
Starship Test Fire Marks Major Milestone In SpaceX's Lead Up To Flight 11
SpaceX’s massive Starship roared to life in a crucial test, setting the stage for its next flight—and a mission that could redefine space exploration.
Read More -
Harley-Davidson Death Wobble: What Causes It And Which Models Are Affected?
Death wobbles aren't exclusive to Harley-Davidson motorcycles, but certain HD models have even prompted lawsuits due to their propensity for instability.
Read More -
Florida Is Getting A Massive New AI Hub – Here's What It Will Be Used For
A development project for Florida aims to bring an ambitious, AI-driven enterprise to West Palm Beach, promising benefits for both businesses and communities.
Read More -
Ford Techs Say This Is The Most Reliable F-150 Engine
This particular Ford powerplant is the best of the bunch, according to Ford techs, as other EcoBoost engines have proved more problematic over time.
Read More -
Why The US Just Put An $11M Dollar Bounty On This Ukranian Hacker
Infamous Ukrainian hacker, Volodymyr Tymoshchuk, now has the aforementioned bounty on their head after billions in damage to public and private enterprises.
Read More -
This Atmospheric Phenomenon Is Drastically Changing Weather Around The World
Currents in the Earth's atmosphere work to keep the planet in equilibrium. One of these patterns is changing, with consequences to our weather.
Read More -
Another SpaceX Test Gone Wrong - Here's Why Metal Tiles Aren't Going To Work
SpaceX is determined to build a rocket that can reach Mars. However, another test has gone wrong. Here's what you need to know about its metal tile failure.
Read More -
How Japan Plans To Help Get Rid Of Space Junk Without Even Touching It
Japan has a remarkable idea for disposing of space junk and debris without the need to ever come into contact with it, which could help keep orbit safe.
Read More -
What Is Harley-Davidson's Biggest Motorcycle And How Much Does It Weigh?
Harley-Davidson doesn't shy away from large bikes, making several models that are over the 800-pound mark. However, one bike is by far the biggest.
Read More -
America's Biggest Airlines Are Joining Forces To Make Flying Worse
Airlines are lobbying the DOT to get rid of refund guarantees, transparent pricing, and family seating. What does this mean for U.S. travelers?
Read More -
A Private American Spacecraft Has Landed On The Moon (And Here's Why It Matters)
A private U.S. lander carried NASA’s experiments to the Moon and has opened new doors for exploration. Could this be the future of space travel?
Read More -
How Big Is The Internet? Here's How Much Data Is On It
We may use the internet every day, but we take the massive resource for granted. How much data is actually on the internet and how is it quantified?
Read More -
France Just Set A Nuclear Fusion Reactor World Record - And Here's How
A French nuclear fusion reactor has smashed a world record, moving us closer to clean, endless power. But what exactly makes this milestone so ground-breaking?
Read More -
This Is The Most Expensive State To Register A New Car In
The cost of registering a new car varies from state to state, and can depend on factors such as mass, fuel efficiency, and even the county it's registered in.
Read More -
What Does The 'KLR' On Kawasaki Motorcycles Stand For? Here's What Owners Think
Kawasaki's KLR motorcycles are reliable bikes that can be used off-road as easily as in a city. However, the company has never revealed what the acronym means.
Read More
