ChatGPT Servers Go Down Again, New User Signups Suspended
OpenAI's wildly popular and seemingly magical ChatGPT chatbot service is currently down for many users, including those who paid for premium access.
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What Does NASA Stand For, And Was It Originally Called NACA?
Though many have grown familiar with the NASA acronym for the U.S. aerospace organization, it stems from an older administration that started it all.
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The Mirage IV: France's Nuclear Bomber With 12 Solid-Fuel Rockets
France's Ministry of Defense wanted a plane with a range of over 1,800 miles that could attain and sustain an airspeed of at least Mach 2.
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3 Ways To Find The Picture NASA Took On Your Birthday
There are various avenues to follow to check out an image recorded by NASA or by Hubble specifically on your birthday or the day you were born.
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The X-37B: The Secretive Spaceplane That Spent A Combined 10 Years In Orbit
NASA - working in partnership with the Department of Defense - selected The Boeing Company to develop the X-37.
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Robots Are Good For Mental Health Guidance, Especially If They Look Cute
Researchers say that robots may be an effective tool for promoting well-being in the workplace, though some robot styles are better for the job than others.
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Axiom Unveils New Prototype Spacesuit For Artemis III Lunar Mission
Axiom Space has unveiled the new prototype spacesuits designed for the next-generation of manned space exploration, set to debut with the Artemis III mission.
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Duolingo Taps ChatGPT Successor GPT-4 To Boost Language Learning
Alongside OpenAI's announcement of GPT-4, the followup to ChatGPT, Duolingo has revealed a new plan that includes features powered by the AI tech.
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More Headaches For Elon Musk As Hackers Boast Of Stolen SpaceX Blueprints
A ransomware attack on a SpaceX contractor allegedly stole key blueprints from Elon Musk's space venture, meaning these blueprints could be sold nefariously.
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Samsung Under Fire From Users For Exaggerated Space Zoom Photo Features
Samsung is facing another controversy related to its phone cameras, this time involving a feature called Space Zoom that produces suspiciously clear moon shots.
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Common Things Taking Up Too Much Space On Your Windows PC
It's high time you take out the digital trash. These are the most common things taking up too much space on your Windows PC.
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This New ChatGPT Plugin Will Save You A Ton Of Time If You Take Zoom Call Notes
For those sick of managing meeting minutes and taking notes, there's now a ChatGPT-powered plugin that could streamline keeping track of your meetings.
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These Eerie Sounds Of Earth's Magnetic Field Feel Like Something Out Of A Horror Movie
Earth's magnetic field is beautiful when perceived as the Northern Lights, but it takes on a very creepy vibe when transformed into soundtracks.
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The Incredible 4,800 Horsepower Plane Designed To Carry A Nuclear Bomb
We have the story of the first plane designed to carry nuclear weapons that came about once the United States ushered in the age of nuclear war.
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14 Best AI Image Generators, Ranked
Artificial intelligence has transformed the landscape of art, and the possibilities are nearly endless. Here are the 14 best AI image generators, ranked.
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Here's What Your Emoji Use Says About You, According To Science
The smiling emoji is used to convey real joy, but at the same time, users also deploy this emoji to hide negative emotions or de-escalate a tense situation.
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How This Cutting Edge Instrument Will Help NASA Spot Hidden Exoplanets
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Telescope will help us learn more than ever before about topics like dark energy.
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This Hydrogen-Powered Plane Just Made A Record-Setting First Flight
Hydrogen power has typically been reserved for space rockets, but a recent flight test has proved its future applications could be in commercial air travel.
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Figure 01 Humanoid Robot Promises To Bolster An Aging Workforce
Tesla has already revealed its own 'Optimus' multi-purpose robot, but now Figure has emerged with its own eponymous, humanoid robot in development.
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Tesla's Optimus Robot Can Walk Now, And That's Just The Start
Elon Musk sees a future where robots replace human workers, and Tesla's Optimus prototype is another big step closer to making that feasible.
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This Canceled NASA Rocket Would Have Made The Saturn V Look Like A Firecracker
Before Saturn V made its debut on the launch pad in 1966, NASA had something entirely different on the drawing board - something bigger.
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This Nazi Aircraft Designed For Bombing New York Was Also A Space Shuttle
The "Silbervogel" was a "suborbital rocketship" that could make it over the Atlantic Ocean and drop bombs on a target anywhere in the United States.
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Here's How Scientists Plan To Build Next-Gen Supercomputers With Real Brain Cells
For years, scientists have been studying the human brain to achieve the next computing breakthrough. Could clusters of lab-grown brain cells be key?
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Scientists May Have Figured Out How To Find Wormholes (If They Exist)
Scientists have found that existing techniques can be used to hunt for wormholes if they exist, but be warned: things are about to get even more warped.
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The Fascinating Science Behind How Hypersonic Weapons Work
Hypersonic flight refers to objects traveling through the atmosphere at Mach 5 - that's 3,500 mph or nearly 1 mile per second - or faster.
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NASA Scrubs SpaceX Crew-6 Mission To ISS, Sets New Launch Target Of March 2
The manned Crew-6 space mission that was set to report to the ISS has been postponed until next month, citing a potential propulsion issue at the launch pad.
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The Next Generation Of Space Suits Won't Just Be For Astronauts
NASA is preparing to retire its outdated spacesuits with contracts with two companies. Those companies aren't just designing the suits for astronauts.
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