How The Sun Prevents NASA From Communicating With Its Mars Robots
Once every two years, the sun prevents transmissions coming from or going to Mars for about two weeks. What causes the phenomenon and how does NASA prepare?
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How Does Wireless Charging Work? A Scientific Explanation
Ever wonder how your phone gets power just from sitting on a wireless charger? Take a look at our deep dive into the science behind wireless charging.
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SwitchBot K10 Plus Robot Vacuum Launches With Promise Of Incoming Matter Support
The Switchbot K10 Plus robot vacuum will bring compact size, powerful suction, and most importantly will be one of the first devices to support Matter.
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How To Spot The International Space Station Using NASA's New App
NASA has launched a new mobile app that makes it much easier to see the International Space Station from your own backyard. Here's how to use it.
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Microsoft Could Bring Its Copilot AI To Windows 10 After All
Word has it that Microsoft plans to make its Copilot AI tool available to more people by adding it to Windows 10, the older version of its OS.
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These New AI Scams Are On The Rise, Here's How To Spot Them Before It's Too Late
Scammers are using artificial intelligence to trick victims into sending them large quantities of money. Here's how to protect yourself from them.
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OpenAI Now Lets Users Create Customized ChatGPT Bots With No Coding Needed
ChatGPT has been a hot topic since its initial launch, but now users can create their own ChatGPT bots for their business or for personal use.
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10 NASA Inventions Still Used Today
For its missions to the Moon and in space, NASA has helped pioneer or improve upon several technologies. We still use these 10 inventions today.
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Elon Musk's xAI Reveals Grok, An AI Chatbot That Answers 'Spicy Questions'
X, formerly Twitter, is getting its own AI chatbot called Grok. The tool is in beta right now, and it's hinged on X's premium subscription plan.
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How Ken Mattingly Helped Save The Imperiled Crew Of Apollo 13
Originally replaced due to a Rubella scare, the late Ken Mattingly helped save the lives of the three astronauts on the infamous Apollo 13 mission.
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This Revolutionary New Spaceplane Could Redefine NASA's Approach To Spacecraft
This unique spaceplane will be able to shuttle cargo to the ISS and land on commercial runways. A crewed variant will carry astronauts, as well.
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The Final Beatles Song Is Now Streaming (Thanks To AI)
The final Beatles song has been released. While the band used AI to complete the track after nearly 50 years, they didn't use it in the way you'd think.
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Here's How NASA Protects Its Spacecraft From Dangerous Radiation
Radiation is a major issue for spacecraft embarking on deep space trips, but NASA is working on solutions.
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10 Nostalgic Items At Your Parents' House That Are More Risky Than They Are Thrifty
Your older relatives likely have a treasure trove of retro tech and appliances in their home. Unfortunately, even if they still work, they may not be safe.
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How Prepared Is Earth For An Asteroid Collision? Here's What We Know
NASA made up a team, which seeks to identify asteroids and comets passing near Earth's orbit and is developing systems to prevent catastrophic impacts.
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How Do Stars Die And What Happens When They Do?
While they can live for millions to billions of years, stars eventually die, but how does this happen, and where do they go? Here is the process explained.
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The Sun's Threat To Earth: What Science Tells Us About Our Fiery Demise
Despite being life-giving, eventually the Sun will decide to incinerate our planet in the distant future.
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White House Designates 31 U.S. Tech Hubs To Bolster Innovation
The Biden-Harris administration selected 31 regions throughout the U.S. from a pool of almost 400 applications. Nearly $500 million in grants are up for grabs.
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What Makes This Australian Lake Pink? Here's The Scientific Cause
Discovered in 1802 by British explorer Mathew Flinders, Lake Hillier is one of five pink lakes in Victoria, Australia.
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Are 'Starquakes' Causing These Mysterious High-Energy Radio Bursts From Space?
Fast radio bursts hit the Earth more than 10,000 times per day. Now, scientists have new evidence that starquakes might be the reason behind them.
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DALL-E 3 Is Now Built Right Into ChatGPT Plus: Here's How To Use It
DALL.E-3 is now available to all paid ChatGPT users. The best part is that it is embedded directly in ChatGPT, so users don't have to jump from app to app.
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Scientists Are Planning To Melt Roads On The Moon Using Lasers - Here's How
A research study found that it may be possible to use moondust to create roads and other structures on the lunar surface.
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Next-Gen Farming: How Satellites Could Help Fix The World's Nutrient Crisis From Space
Using spectral analysis, a new Italian satellite project will give farmers early warning of failing crops, allowing time for the situation to be corrected.
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Why Windows Copilot Has Users A Little Underwhelmed
Microsoft wants you to believe Windows Copilot "works any way you want." But is that really so in practice? It's time for a deeper look.
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This New Observatory Could Redefine Everything We Know About Dark Matter
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, named for the woman who discovered the first evidence of dark matter, is currently under construction.
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5 Of The Best Apple Watch Apps If You Practice Yoga
There are a number of great yoga apps for Apple Watch that offer good classes for every level of user.
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The Science Behind The Beautifully Bizarre Spotted Lake In Canada
Spotted Lake in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley is an important site for geological scientific study with a rich history and cultural significance.
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