Colossal Chinese Hypergravity Machine Can Compress Time And Space Itself
China has broken a record by installing a massive hypergravity machine that can "compress" time and space for the benefit of important experiments.
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Rare Form Of Helium Found In The US Being Hyped As Possible Future Fuel Source
Helium-3 discovery in Minnesota is sparking big energy claims, but the science, rarity, and real-world limits matter more than the hype around it.
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'Godfather Of AI' Has A Grim Prediction For Jobs In 2026
While some caution that artificial intelligence could take away jobs, others are more optimistic. Here's what the "Godfather of AI" predicts for 2026.
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This AI Designed An 843-Part Computer (And It Booted On The First Try)
Although the AI didn't select the components or board layout, its assistance with routing potentially saved engineers weeks of work.
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How Many Rockets Did SpaceX Launch In 2025?
SpaceX conducted a total of 25 launches in 2020, launching more each following year. Now, it launched more rockets than every other space agency combined.
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China's Open-Source AI Models Might Be Outpacing American Companies In Cost
While companies like Google and OpenAI grab all the headlines, open-source Chinese AI models are getting faster, cheaper, and just as effective.
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Boston Dynamics' Atlas Robot Just Got A Major Upgrade – Here's What It Can Do
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas robot has taken a big step forward, giving us a glimpse of how humanoid robotics is moving beyond traditional design limits.
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Google Programmer Claims AI Solved A Problem That Took Human Coders A Year
As questions about the use of AI in every day tasks are on the rise, a Google programmer has claimed the company's Claude is working faster than humans.
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Chinese Company Claims This AI Robot Just Achieved A World's-First Dexterity Feat
A Chinese company founded under a year ago claims its AI-powered robot can perform a task many humans struggle with. It could end up being a big deal.
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4 Simple Questions ChatGPT Still Can't Answer
Think ChatGPT is foolproof? We found the simple logic traps and common facts that still trip up GPT-5.2. Check out the questions it simply cannot get right.
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China Beamed Gigabit Internet From Space Using Low-Power Lasers: Here's How It Worked
While the raw speed isn't too impressive, it was achieved using a laser with less power than an energy-saving lightbulb.
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A Huge Lithium Deposit In Canada May Have Just Been Found Thanks To AI Satellites
AI-guided satellites are transforming mineral exploration, pointing to a massive energy breakthrough in Canada that could reshape the global battery race.
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How To Force AI Tools To Use High-Quality Sources Instead Of Random Results
AI powered agents are becoming more commonplace for everyday tasks, for better or for worse. Here's some tips on making sure you get good answers.
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Physicists Finally Solved One Of The Biggest Mysteries About Fusion Energy
A long-standing fusion challenge may finally be clearer. Scientists uncovered new plasma dynamics that reshape how heat moves inside future reactors.
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'Invisible Grabbers' Let You Move Objects Using Nothing But Sound Waves
Using a newly devised technology, scientists can move small objects without touching them, meaning we're one step closer to Jedi being real.
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This Unassuming DC Building Is Powering America's AI Movement
Some buildings have exteriors that belie their importance to the world we live in, and one such example is this massive facility located in DC.
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This Hidden Google Setting Can Get You Real Results In The AI Age
As AI reshapes search engines, getting accurate news feels harder than ever. One overlooked Google feature can help you cut through the noise.
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China's Largest Solar Farm Is Doing A Lot More Than Generating Energy
Solar farms are already proving to be an effective addition to traditional power, but now it looks like they may have additional environmental benefits.
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Study Shows These Home Appliances Could Be Putting Kids (And You) At Risk
There are plenty of health hazards lurking in our homes, but you might not suspect how these common household devices could harm your family.
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Scientists Issue Grim Warning: Atlantic Ocean 'At A Tipping Point'
Global warming continues to be more of an imminent threat as researchers have found we're close to yet another possible point of no return for the planet.
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Communities Across America Push Back On AI Data Centers
Residents are successfully halting billions in AI projects from Google and xAI. Find out why local pushback is surging and what it means for your power bill.
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Fallout From Chernobyl Might Be Creating A New Kind Of Dog
It's well known that too much exposure to radiation is hazardous to living organisms like humans, but nudging along evolution is something out of a comic book.
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The Sun Surprised NASA By 'Waking Up' In 2008 & Has Been More Active Since
The sun typically goes through regular cycles of increased and decreased activity, but in recent years, it hasn't been following the pattern scientists expect.
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5 Surprising Substances That Could Actually Power A Car
From rotting seaweed washing ashore to used coffee grounds, innovators turn trash into car fuel. Check out the science behind these surprising power sources.
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Google Just Gave Gemini Users A Powerful New Vibe Coding Tool
Google's new "vibe-coding" tool lets you build functional mini-apps just by describing them. Find out how to access this no-code builder directly in Gemini
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China's 'Manhattan Project' Could Close The Gap In AI Race With The West
China just built an historical chipmaking prototype in total secrecy. From EUV reverse-engineering to 2nm patents, here is how the AI race just shifted.
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Is OpenAI Falling Behind In The Artificial Intelligence 'Arms Race'?
Despite many proclamations of doom, OpenAI and ChatGPT are still kicking for now. Are they at risk of being beaten by competitors or still safe for the moment?
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