Astronomers Spotted A Black Hole 'Flipping The Table' - Here's How
Black holes are impossible to see directly, but that doesn't mean scientists can't detect them. They recently caught one showing "bad table manners."
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A Look At NASA's Groundbreaking Voyager 1 Mission - And Where The Probe Is Heading Next
Voyager 1 has traveled far, offering a privileged and unprecedented insight into the universe beyond our own.
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ChatGPT Memory Explained: How To Use It And Turn It Off
OpenAI is launching a new feature for ChatGPT that will allow it to remember previous conversations, but don't worry, there is a way to turn it off.
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How To Generate AI Images With Google Bard
While many AI Chatbots now require a subscription to generate images, Google's AI, Bard, now known as Gemini, will do it for free with a Google account.
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This 'Astroberry' System For Raspberry Pi Helps You Control All Your Astronomy Equipment
Astronomy doesn't mean you need to sit out in the cold with a mug of cocoa. With Astroberry, you can control your telescopes from the comfort of home!
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SpaceX Is Scrapping 100 Starlink Satellites: Here's Why
SpaceX plans to take around 100 of its early version Starlink satellites out of orbit in coming months. Here's what we know about why the de-orbit will happen.
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NASA's Newest Space Telescope Program Plans To Find 100,000 Exoplanets: Here's How
NASA's next big launch will be the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, set for 2027 - originally called the Wide Field Infrared Survey Telescope.
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Here's How Spherical Robots Are Helping First Responders Look For Gas Leaks
Though these spherical robots were originally developed to assist NASA in exploring the outer reaches of our galaxy, the tech also has important uses on Earth.
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You Really Don't Want To Miss This Year's Solar Eclipse. Here's Why.
A total solar eclipse is one of the most dramatic events in nature. The path of the 2024 eclipse crosses so many states, it will be easy to find a viewing spot.
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6 AI Apps For Android That Are Actually Useful
It can be hard to find the diamonds in the rough, but, Android users have plenty of solid AI app options to consider.
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5 Of The Coolest Images Taken By The James Webb Space Telescope (So Far)
From celestial bodies to abstract interstellar clouds, the Webb telecope's photo library boasts a wealth of cosmic beauty.
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5 Tips And Useful Tech For Beginner Stargazers
If you're just starting on your stargazing journey, you can use some tips and tech to help you out. All you need is to find a good spot and some equipment.
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The Next Concorde? An FAA Expert's Take On The Next Generation Of Supersonic Aircraft
What's next for air travel? We asked FAA expert and retired airline Captain Richard Levy to illuminate us on where we go from here with supersonic flight.
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5 Of The Most Powerful Engines Propelling Space Exploration
Space exploration is powered by technological innovation, the joy of discovery, and some of the most powerful engines ever created by humankind.
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How An Explosion From The Sun Could End The Digital Age
Strong coronal mass ejections wreak havoc with electrical systems. If a strong enough CME strikes the Earth, you won't be able to read this online page.
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5 Tips For Keeping Solar Panels Clean And Working Their Best
Solar panel efficiency all comes down to how well you maintain them. Here are a few ways to get the most out of your solar panels in the long run.
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Why 3D Printers Are So Important For Future Space Exploration
NASA has been experimenting with 3D printing technology as it could pertain to space travel when carried out over multiple years.
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Here's How Columbia Went From Sportswear To Spacecraft
Columbia Sportswear's partnership with Intuitive Machines will result in a Columbia-insulated lander heading to the moon on the upcoming IM-1 mission.
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Elon Musk Claims First Human Has Received Neuralink Brain Chip Implant
Several months after getting FDA approval to proceed, Elon Musk's Neuralink has successfully implanted its tech into the brain of its first human patient.
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This NASA-Funded Study Answers Why Astronauts Can't Have Salad In Space
It may come as no surprise, but astronauts can't eat the same things in space as they can on earth such as salad and there's a good reason as to why.
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How Two 20-Year-Old Rovers Changed Mars Science Forever
The pair of rovers touched down on the surface of Mars in January 2004, positioned on opposite sides of the planet to maximize exploration.
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How Scientists Have Surveyed Over 500,000 Sources To Look For Evidence Of Intelligent Life
The search for extraterrestrial intelligence, or SETI, is a field that has one huge primary challenge, and that's the sheer size of space.
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5 Bing Image Creator Tips And Prompts For Better Results
Microsoft's Bing now includes several AI tools. The Image Creator is a very capable generative art tool and you can do some cool stuff with it if you know how.
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10 Of The Most Expensive Military Tanks Ever Built
Modern military tanks are among the most expensive pieces of military equipment money can buy, particularly in modern times. Here are some of the priciest.
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Here's How Tanks Deflect Bullets And Shells
Tanks are fairly recent inventions - they were first used in battle in 1916 and have improved since then. Here's how they deflect bullets and shells.
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This Revolutionary Launch System Sends Satellites Into Orbit Using Electricity
Instead of pushing against Earth's gravity using large rockets, SpinLaunch wants to use centrifugal force to throw payloads into the upper atmosphere.
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Training For Any Situation: How Flight Simulators Prepare Pilots For Emergencies
Flight simulators are incredibly important for pilots to make and diagnoze their mistakes in a risk-free environment. Here's a look at how they operate.
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