The satellite phenomenon known as Starlink has brought the internet to isolated regions of the world. Now a new tool will let you watch the satellites pass by.
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The Sailing Stones of Death Valley National Park have been studied by scientists since the early 20th century. But it took until 2014 to get an answer.
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Astronauts onboard the International Space Station have photographed lightning from space before, but now they're preparing to substantially up their game.
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Huge telescopes can be found in many places on Earth and they may one day be joined by a similar model built inside of a literal crater on the moon.
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If you're unable to access your favorite AI chatbot or get responses, hear a few websites and settings to check to figure out if it's a wider issue or just you.
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Frank Rubio went to the International Space Station in September 2022, alongside Sergey Prokopyev and Dmitri Petelin. He's still there, a year later.
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NASA has published its first report on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), marking the start of its public role in the exploration of the controversial topic.
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Trying to figure out if the text in front of you is written by an AI or a human? These tools might be able to help, but they can also get it wrong.
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Roomba's latest flagship cleaning device, the Combo j9+, intends to be better than its competitors, starting with better separation of mopping and vacuuming.
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Sleeping in space is quite an ordeal, and not just because you might float away if you're not strapped down. Two ongoing tests may help improve things, though.
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First launched in 1999, Sony's robotic dog companion was the start of the future we were once promised. But Aibo remains out of reach of most people even today.
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Zoom announced new AI features earlier this year and now we're starting to see what they'll look like. It's not just tools for video chatting, either.
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One of the biggest issues to impact human health in space is muscle atrophy, but scientists are working to prevent that.
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The Wright brothers may have been the first humans to take flight after the turn of the century, but the Bleriot XI is the world's oldest plane still flying.
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In the early '90s, scientists encountered a particle so unusual, it seemed impossible. It is now called the OMG particle, and we're no closer to solving it.
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Honda's Asimo robot was just adorable, even when it was falling flat on its poor little face. What's happened to the bot in the years since?
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Plugins are a great way to get the most out of OpenAI's chatbot, but if the feature isn't showing up in your ChatGPT account, you'll need to follow these steps.
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If you thought storms on Earth were meddlesome, imagine what it's like on Saturn. The gas giant's storms can last for more than 100 years before chilling out.
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Russian scientists have been working on Star Trek's "space motorcycle" since the Cold War and almost created it. Here's everything we know about it.
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Before you down your morning cup of coffee, why not use the wonders of science to stir it up hands-free? This DIY kit makes it super easy to do.
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With the advent of nuclear-powered submarines, the USS Seawolf was a force to be reckoned with, literally blowing anything else out of the water.
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Studies show the negative impacts of screen time on babies as they develop across several important markers.
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Elon Musk suspects that he himself - along with you, everyone you know, and indeed the entirety of the observable universe itself - are merely simulations.
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Called the Body Scan, the device might look like an ordinary digital weight scale, but it's packing a lot more than just pound counting.
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The fascinating greenish-yellow lights are a major tourist attraction. Here's how the Sun and Earth combine to deliver this phenomena.
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The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk's private space company, claiming SpaceX discriminated against certain applicants.
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Meta is back with a version of its Llama LLM trained specifically to help programmers hunt down code mistakes - or, even better, generate code from scratch.
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