Why The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Was Banned On Flights, Recalled & Finally Discontinued
Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 was supposed to be its most advanced smartphone ever, but a series of battery defects led to disaster.
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This Is Where Satellites Go To Die
The earth has thousands of satellites in orbit, and every one of them has an expiration date, so here's what happens to those satellites when they are retired.
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How NASA Is Using Satellites To Protect Tigers, Jaguars, And Elephants
NASA missions are used to track the habitats of animals like tigers, jaguars, and elephants, which are threatened by the loss of their habitats.
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Mars Is About To Get Bombarded By Solar Flares - Here's Why Scientists Are Excited
The sun will continue to become more active as it moves through its 11-year cycle, ramping up to its highest point of activity called solar maximum.
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6 Of The Worst Mistakes Google's New AI Overview Has Made So Far
From inaccurate political information to dangerous health advice, we know AI hallucinates. Here's some of the best bad answers from Google's AI Overview.
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Can Python Be Used With Arduino? Here's Which Programming Languages Are Supported
Arduino microcontrollers are compatible with a range of programming languages. Does this include the increasingly popular Python, and what others can be used?
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9 Of The Most Legendary Naval Aircraft Ever Flown
The importance of the naval aircraft has only increased with time as military aviation has evolved. These are the most legendary to take to the skies.
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Who Makes EverVolt Solar Panels And How Much Do They Cost?
If you're thinking of going solar but wonder about the quality of Panasonic's solar panels, EverVolt, here's everything you should know before buying.
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Can Solar Panels Charge An Electric Car? EV Charging Requirements Explained
Electric cars may not expel emissions, but plugging into your home charger could use power from fossil fuels. So what about charging your EV with solar panels?
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5 Reasons Why You're Getting High Electric Bills With Solar Panels
Many people install solar panels to offset high electricity bills, but sometimes it's not that easy. Here are some of the reasons your bill may have gone up.
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Why Do Solar Storms Affect Power Grids (And Do We Know When They'll Hit Earth Next)?
As auroras appear much further south than usual, you might wonder what's causing them, and the potential dangers. We've got all the details here.
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Commercial Space: What You Need To Know About The Low Earth Orbit Economy
Pioneering people have long explored new territory for commercial gain. Here's what you need to know about the burgeoning low Earth orbit economy.
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5 Companies Working On Humanoid Robots
What may have been sci-fi fodder for decades is now a reality, as a select group of companies develop advanced robots with human attributes.
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Unsettling Reasons To Avoid Sharing Personal Information With ChatGPT
AI technology has become a big topic these days, but it's important to understand how these systems work and what that means for your privacy.
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What Is A Geomagnetic Storm, And Are They Hazardous?
As people have seen the aurora borealis, or northern lights, much further south than normal, many worry it might be dangerous. Let us explain away your fears.
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6 Innovative New Technologies NASA Is Exploring
Looking to entrepreneurs and innovators for new technology that will transform future space missions, these projects are greenlit for another phase of funding.
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Blue Origin's BE-4 Vs. SpaceX's Raptor Engine: What's The Difference Between Them?
Between both efforts in private space industry, Blue Origin and SpaceX both have powerful rocket engines that will fuel trips to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.
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This 360-Degree NASA Video Lets You Visualize Falling Into A Black Hole
NASA answered an age-old and terrifying question about the cosmos by creating a 360-degree visualization of what it would be like to fall into a black hole.
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4 Raspberry Pi Projects For Bicycle Riders
From a bike computer to a helmet force impact sensor, and even a projection speedometer, there are a lot of fun DIY Projects for cyclists.
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What Kind Of Planes Are The Polaris Ghost Squadron Jets?
Ahead of the Polaris commercial space mission scheduled for 2024, this squadron of jets gives astronauts the chance to experience space travel conditions.
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Here's How NASA's Ion Thrusters Keep Satellites Flying
Satellites can stay in orbit for a long time if they use thrusters to avoid orbital decay, but fuel is heavy and expensive. NASA has a better idea instead.
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Scientists Spot A Giant Cloudy Planet That's As Light As Cotton Candy
Exoplanets come in all shapes and sizes and even have their own weather conditions. Well, this giant cloudy planet is as light as cotton candy.
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Is Google's New AI Listening To Your Phone Calls?
Google I/O ‘24 unveiled some of the latest technology being developed by the company, with audio-based AI protection being one of the more interesting features.
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OpenAI Reveals Multimodal GPT-4o To Take On Google's Gemini AI
OpenAI just revealed the next phase in its multimodal artificial intelligence called GPT-4o, and it may be a huge game changer in the world of technology.
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Will Solar Panels Work During A Power Outage? It Depends
Energy independence is a common goal for people installing solar systems, but will panels generate power in a grid shutdown? It's not so simple.
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ChatGPT Vs. Google Gemini: Which AI Chatbot Is Smarter?
AI chatbots recently took the world by storm. We compared two of the biggest, OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini, to see which was smarter.
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Arduino's Wire Library: What It Is & How It Works
Some of the first steps toward working with Arduino is understanding how to write code for it. The good news is that it's made with beginners in mind.
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