5 Ways You Might Not Realize The US Air Force Is Using AI
Artificial intelligence has become a part of everyday life for a lot of people and in a lot of industries. How is the U.S. Air Force making use of it?
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These Water Batteries Outlast Lithium And Could Eliminate Fire Risks For Good
Between lithium sourcing and environmental pollution, batteries come with a lot of problems, but water-based batteries could be the solution we need.
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AI Says It'll Kill To Survive - Here's Its Reasoning Behind That Decision
In recent tests, scientists have discovered that, if given the right prompts, AI can sometimes produce some pretty chilling comments. Here's why that happens.
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Elon Musk's Data Centers Keep Getting Louder And Residents Are Fed Up
A formerly quiet Mississippi road now sounds like an airport runway, leaving residents sleep-deprived and demanding answers. And it's all because of AI.
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These Smart Glasses Can Translate Any Language Right Before Your Eyes
Imagine understanding conversations around you anywhere in the world. This new AI-powered gadget hints at a future where language barriers disappear.
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New Bill Would Ban Bosses From Forcing Microchip Implants In Employees
If you're worried about a "Severance" style science fiction future where your employer can require you to get implants, you're probably safe for now.
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Cries To 'Cancel ChatGPT' Grow Over Recent Department Of Defense Deal
After Anthropic rejected the Pentagon's terms for its Claude AI, OpenAI quickly stepped in. Unfortunately, that may have been a big mistake for them.
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Blood Red Water Burst Through Antarctic Ice – Now Scientists Might Know Why
The phenomenon isn't a new one, but scientists have only recently come up with a convincing explanation for why it happens.
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Satellites Found A 'Brown Ribbon' Near Africa – Now Scientists Are Sounding Alarms
A strange brown ribbon stretching from the coast of Africa to North America has scientists and other experts worried about the planet's future. Here's why.
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3 Cool Things You Can Do With Alexa On Your Fire TV
Amazon's Fire TV line is one of its most popular products, and as you might expect, it also includes Alexa. What sort of cool things can you do with it?
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This Nuclear-Powered Battery Could Last 50 Years Without A Single Recharge
A Chinese startup claims its new radioactive coin cell can provide power for decades. Here is why you shouldn't expect it in your smartphone soon.
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Scientists Say Cleaning Plastic Out Of Our Oceans Could Do More Harm Than Good
Efforts to clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch might be a mistake. Here is why experts say skimming the surface could be disastrous for marine life.
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Revolutionary Method Allows 3D Printing With Metal Harder Than Steel
While 3D printing has mostly involved plastic so far, future materials, including one harder than steel, could make a huge difference in the technology.
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NASA Loosens Rules, Lets Astronauts Take iPhones To Moon
Smartphones have long been off-limits on NASA's space missions, but that's all changing in 2026, possibly opening up a whole new world of space photography.
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Scientists Detected A Seven-Hour Burst From Space – Now We May Know What It Was
Gamma-ray bursts are not uncommon, but ones like the seven-hour burst detected in 2025 definitely are. Scientists now have an idea about what caused it.
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Seismic Swarm: This Small US City Had 75 Earthquakes In Just One Day
Seventy-five tremors hit San Ramon, a small California city on February 2. Here’s what caused the swarm and why it isn’t entirely unexpected.
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NASA's Next Manned Moon Rocket May Have One Major, Dangerous Flaw
Scientists have raised concerns about possible safety issues with the Orion crew capsule prior to NASA's Artemis II mission launch date in 2026.
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Historic Rocket Test Closes The Gap In China's Race With The West
There's a new space race going on, with the goal of putting humans back on the moon. China has now joined the race with some successful rocket tests.
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New AI Model Lets Farm Robots Identify Weeds – Then Kill Them With Lasers
The days of identifying weeds based on looks alone are behind both us and farmers. How does this AI model manage to identify weeds to know exactly what to burn?
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Not China, Not Russia – This Country Generates The Most Nuclear Power
Many countries around the world have adopted the use of nuclear powered electricity generation for its efficiency, despite environmental concerns.
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New Report Shows Just How Few Users Actually Want AI On Their Phone
An eye-opening report from research group Circana is not showing promising results for customer AI usage on smartphones. But what does that really mean?
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The Reason Nuclear Reactors Glow Blue Is Surprisingly Simple
In comic books and movies, radiation often glows a bright green. In real life, though, the actual glow given off by nuclear power is blue. Here's why.
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Is That A Starlink Satellite Or Meteor? Here's How To Tell The Difference
Bright streaks in the night sky aren’t always meteors. With more and more satellites overhead, it’s getting harder to tell what you’re really seeing.
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China's Underwater Data Center Is Doing A Lot More Than Just Computing
AI models are "thirsty," but these servers never drink a drop. Find out why the seabed is the new frontier for high-density computing and artificial reefs.
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SpaceX Acquires xAI: How Much Is The Combined Company Worth?
Two Elon Musk-owned companies, SpaceX and xAI, have begun a massive merger. What will be the result of the combination and how much will it be worth?
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4 Tasks ChatGPT Is Terrible At
ChatGPT has become a part of everyday life for a lot of people. It's good at a lot of things, but what are some things that it doesn't excel at?
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The Hottest New AI Agent Is Here – But It Has Some Experts Raising Alarms
Agentic AI has promised to revolutionize how people get things done. This new agent is the closest we've gotten to that, but it's not without its problems.
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