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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Here's How Long Home Solar Panels Will Typically Last
While solar panels are a major investment upfront, they are sturdy and built for the long haul. If properly maintained, here's how long they will last you.
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What Are These Strange Red Lights NASA Spotted With The James Webb Telescope?
The James Webb Telescope has discovered a phenomenon occurring millions of miles away from where it should be possible. Our knowledge of aurorae is expanding.
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Everything To Know About Microsoft Copilot For iOS And Android
First baked into Bing, Microsoft's ChatGPT-driven AI offering is now a standalone app called Copilot. Here's everything it can do for you.
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These Researchers Finally Managed To Get Their Hands On NASA's First Asteroid Sample
The sample will be shared between NASA and other space agencies like JAXA, the Japanese space agency for research and testing.
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Major Camera Companies Are Working To Fight Deepfakes: Here's How
With generative AI making some artistic practices obsolete, photographers and videographers are struggling to protect their work and their livelihood.
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Why Some Of The Coolest Science Experiments Are Done In Space
The ISS facilitates high-concept research is into quantum phenomena, including the behavior of atoms, in a way that wouldn't be possible on Earth's surface.
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This Self-Eating Rocket Could Clean Up The Space Trash Problem Before It Even Starts
A unique "ouroboros" rocket may be the solution to space junk, as experiments are underway to develop a space-ready jet engine that feeds off itself.
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This Vibrating Capsule Could Assist In The Ways We Treat Obesity
While weight loss drugs are experiencing their highest popularity levels in decades, researchers at MIT have found an alternative that could cost much less.
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5 Great Apps For People Who Love To Learn About Space
Love to learn about space? You can ditch the encyclopedias and searching online thanks to apps. Here are five of our favorites for Android and iPhones.
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What Went Wrong With Astrobotic's Moon Lander?
Here's everything we know so far about Astrobotic's lunar landing mishap - the first mission of its kind in over 50 years.
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Here Is The Reason Behind ChatGPT's Lazy Responses
As AI technology begins to ape human behavior with ever greater subtlety, can it also take on the human tendency to slow down around the end of the year?
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10 Things About Living On The International Space Station You Probably Never Realized
The International Space Station is crewed by some of the smartest, bravest people in history. Their biggest challenge? Just getting through the day.
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10 Reasons Why Road Salt For Winter Ice Is A Terrible Idea
Road salt on ice in freezing conditions, in theory, is meant to keep people safe. However, it can also have ugly side effects that hamper the environment.
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6 Common Mistakes That Are Increasing Your Electric Bill
Struggling to bring down your household's energy bill? Here are six important aspects to keep in mind that might be contributing to high costs.
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Artists Rally Against Stable Diffusion In Class-Action Suit Over Stolen Art
A coalition of artists have filed a class-action lawsuit against Stability AI and a number of companies using its Stable Diffusion tech.
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Discover Space: This NASA Tool Lets You Track Asteroids And Comets In Real Time
The app uses data from NASA's observations and allows you to click on an object to bring up more information about it.
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Can A Residential Wind Turbine Actually Save You Money On Your Electric Bill?
While you can add solar panels to your home and save some money on electricity each month, can you do the same thing with a wind turbine and a good breeze?
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5 Apps Every Science Buff Should Have Installed
If you are a science buff, you don't need to go to museums or labs to learn new and interesting things. Instead, download these apps and learn from home!
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Here's How The US Navy Is Planning To Use AI In Submarines
The U.S. Navy is planning on using AI in submarines as part of a joint military effort with Australia and the United Kingdom. Here's the full story.
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Citizen Scientists Spotted A Near-Earth Asteroid Before NASA Did: Here's How
Watching out for these asteroids is an important task for space agencies like NASA, but with so many objects to track, no one organization can spot them all.
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We Tested This Popular AI Detection Tool And Here's What We Found
An AI detector that uses AI was given various examples of human-created and AI-created images and sounds. The results, it turns out, depend on the medium.
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The Air Force Is Trying To Make Jet Fuel Out Of Air And Water: Here's How
A startup known as Air Company is teaming up with the United States Air Force to create environmentally-friendly jet fuel. Can it really work?
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Has NASA Stopped Exploring The Ocean? The Myth Debunked
You may have seen a viral short YouTube video claiming that NASA stopped exploring our oceans decades ago. The only problem? That's not true, at all.
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The Future Of Fighter Jets: AI And Unmanned Aerial Combat
It would appear that the future of aerial combat is inextricably tied to artificial intelligence and unmanned airplanes.
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Sweden Is Changing It's Mind About Nuclear Energy, Here's Why They Want To Build More Reactors
After nuclear disasters in the '70s and '80s, Sweden planned to phase out its nuclear power program. By 2010, however, it had changed its mind.
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Is AI Racist? It's Complicated
While AI training and deployment is in full throttle, experts have been warning about the inherent racial biases for years. How can we fix it?
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