NASA X-57: The Experimental Electric Plane With 14 Motors
NASA's X-57 Maxwell is an attempt to investigate and develop the concept of more environmentally-friendly flight.
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Amazon Astro Leak Claims Home Robot Will Get A Massive AI Upgrade
Amazon is working on a big intelligence upgrade for its Astro home robot, at least according to internal documents that leaked. Here's what we know so far.
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Peloton Bike Recall: How To Keep Your Streak Going And Maintain Your Fitness Goals
Peloton has issued a voluntary recall covering 2.2 million bikes, but if you've got a streak going, worry not. There is another option you can use.
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Peloton Recall Nightmare: 2.2 Million Bike Owners Told To Stop Riding
Peltoton issued a voluntary recall notice to owners who bought a bike between 2018 and 2023. We have details about what's wrong and how to fix it.
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Watch Google I/O Open With A Bizarre Ai-Generated Song About A Duck With Lips
Before Google's keynote, Dan Deacon's live AI musical composition took a turn for the bizarre when a person dressed as a duck with human lips walked onstage.
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This Audacious Plan For A Commercial Space Station Needs SpaceX's Help
Bringing commercial space stations into Earth's orbit, Vast is designing a gravity-controlled station that will launch via SpaceX as early as 2025.
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Rocket Lab's TROPICS Satellite Constellation Soars To Success In Debut Launch
Rocket Lab has successfully launched the NASA satellites that are set to comprise the TROPICS constellation, designed to study extreme weather phenomena.
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A Key Heart Health Check Is Finally Coming To Samsung's Galaxy Watch
Samsung has satisfied U.S. health regulations, meaning its new Irregular Heart Rhythm Notification feature is coming to fourth-gen Galaxy smartwatches.
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How The Voyager Spacecraft Are Still Running After More Than 40 Years
Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 have been journeying away from Earth since their launches in 1977. Here is how NASA keeps the Voyager spacecraft running.
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How To Use ChatGPT-4 For Free (Without A Plus Subscription)
If you want to give GPT-4 a try but aren't willing or able to pay for OpenAI's subscription plan, you have several other options to use without the fee.
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Here's How Astronauts Grow Edible Crops On The International Space Station
Astronauts' meals may one day include loads of fresh fruit and veggies. Here's how NASA is working to make gardening in space a viable activity.
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FAA Hit With Lawsuit Over SpaceX's Explosive Starship Launch
SpaceX's first Starship launch was an explosive success, literally. Now the FAA is facing a lawsuit over the potential damage it caused to vulnerable habitats.
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How To Replace Siri With ChatGPT On iPhone, Apple Watch, And Mac
Siri has been a stalwart helper for iPhone users over the last few years, but ChatGPT's improved AI tech is impressive - and can replace Siri on your iPhone.
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How To Connect Your Samsung Galaxy Watch To Your Peloton Devices
Are you a fan of Peloton and Samsung? If so, and depending on which wearable model you have, you can pair your Galaxy Watch with a Peloton bike or treadmill.
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What Happens To Amazon Halo Customers Now That The Health Service Is Shutting Down
Amazon has abruptly decided to stop supporting its entire range of Halo products. Customers have some options when it comes to their data, but don't delay.
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Amazon Halo Discontinued As Controversial Health Business Struggles
The controversial Halo bands will stop working later this year as Amazon shutters its entire related division. Here's what device owners can expect.
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Japan's Ispace Gives Official Status Update On Failed Moon Landing Mission
ispace's planned lunar landing has been abandoned after its lander seemingly crashed into the moon's surface. The company has now released an official update.
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Ispace Loses Communication With Lunar Lander During Historic Moon Mission
Japan's Ispace was on track to achieve a new lunar milestone today. Unfortunately, something went wrong at the last moment, dashing hopes for the lander.
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SpaceX Starship's First Test Flight Was A Fiery Success
Today's test of SpaceX's Starship didn't go as planned, but it was a great opportunity to learn. Indeed, SpaceX is no stranger to explosions.
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Directed Energy Weapons Explained: What Are They And How Do They Work?
Directed energy weapons bring a substantial advantage to the United States military for both offensive and defensive systems. We've got all the details.
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X-Rays From Supernovae Can Reach Worlds Light-Years Away
Observation of 31 supernovae events in the X-ray spectrum has indicated that the effects of stellar explosions can be cataclysmic and long-lasting.
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This NASA Telescope Has Discovered 329 New Exoplanets In Just Five Years
NASA recently released some figures for TESS's achievements from its first five years in space, including the discovery of an impressive 329 new exoplanets.
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iPhone Journaling App Reportedly On The Way As Apple Doubles Down On Health
Apple is reportedly working on a mental health-related journaling app, though its functionality goes beyond just writing prompts and tracking daily activities.
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Marvel Move Fitness App Wants To Get You Into Shape With Superhero Storylines
If you've ever dreamed about running a 5K with your favorite Marvel characters, you're in luck because Marvel Move gives you exactly that experience.
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How To Cast TV Content To Your Peloton Screen
If you're getting bored with following along the guided workout routines, there are a few ways to use your Peloton screen with streaming services and YouTube.
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SpaceX Starship's First Test Flight Called Off At The Last Minute
SpaceX calls off its expected test flight for Starship this morning after a reported valve issue, as SpaceX looks to a future date for the ship's launch.
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How Astronomers Are Searching For Hidden Supermassive Black Holes
How do you look for something that absorbs light, therefore making itself invisible? That's the challenge for astronomers who want to study black holes.
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