More from Lonnie Lee Hood (Page 10)

One space flight emits more carbon dioxide than most of the world's population will create in a lifetime. Billionaire space tourism could ruin the climate.

One Space Trip Emits a Lifetime’s Worth of Carbon Footprint

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Before "The Matrix Resurrections" his theaters, fans can play a surprise open-world game called “The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience.”

Keanu Reeves Says He’d Be Cool With Fans Having Sex With Him in VR

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa arrived at the International Space Station, where he'll give away money to the public and share videos on YouTube.

Billionaire Playboy on Space Vacation Says He’s Giving Away Money to Mere Earthlings, From Orbit

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Eleven sailors stuck aboard an abandoned, damaged ship sent a frantic email for help. The crew were running out of food and began fishing to survive.

Science & Energy

Leaking Ship, Full of Hazardous Cargo, Sends Email With “SOS” in Subject Line

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Nineteen Tesla engineers publicized concerns that Tesla's Autopilot features aren't safe, and that CEO Elon Musk has been overpromising the cars' abilities.

Tesla Engineers Say Elon Musk Misled the Public About Autopilot’s Safety

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A key climate researcher published an op-ed this week declaring hydrogen-powered cars a bad idea that won't do anything to solve the climate crisis.

Advanced Transport

Professor Says Hydrogen Cars Are an Amazingly Bad Idea

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A game designer says someone hacked into her Google Pixel 5a after sending it off to Google for a repair. They looked for nudes and deleted security alerts.

Woman Says Hackers Searched Her Phone for Nudes After Sending to Google for Repair

By Lonnie Lee Hood

United Launch Alliance delayed the Atlas 5 rocket launch after a leak was found in the fuel ground storage. The rocket carries Space Force satellites.

Military Satellite Launch Delayed After Fuel Leak

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A new chewing gum that neutralizes the COVID-19 virus could help reduce its spread using plant-grown proteins and three universities' collaboration.

Health & Medicine

Scientists Say a New Chewing Gum Reduces COVID-19 Spread

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A condo owner says their condo association banned charging or parking electric vehicles, or EVs, in their own garage because they pose a fire hazard.

Advanced Transport

Condo Association Bans EVs From Parking in Garage, Saying They Pose Fire Risk

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A man in Italy used a fake arm to try and avoid getting a real COVID-19 vaccine. The man's arm seemed different, and a nurse realized it was rubber foam.

Antivaxxer Caught Using Fake Arm to Pretend to Get Vaccine

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A Harvard astronmer corrected Tesla CEO Elon Musk after the billionaire incorrectly tweeted his Tesla Roadster was orbiting Mars in space.

Harvard Professor Roasts Elon Musk For Dumb Space Mistake

By Lonnie Lee Hood

One brave Tesla owner took a red Model 3 off-road this week, posting a video of the car driving through what appears to be the ocean.

Watch This Maniac Drive His Tesla Through the Ocean

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Chinese lunar rover Yutu-2 captured images of a cube on the Moon's surface this week. The rover is moving in to check out the object.

Chinese Rover Exploring What Appears to Be Cube-Shaped Object on Moon

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Singer Courtney Love beefed with Elon Musk, tweeting he should pay his fair share of taxes and mentioning weird group emails.

Courtney Love Is Threatening Elon Musk With Mysterious “Emails” for Some Reason

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The Tesla CEO tweeted a meme portraying Web3 and DAo lovers as weird, crypto evangelicals pitching the concept to urinal neighbors. It crashed markets.

Elon Musk Posts Meme Mocking Crypto Fans, Then Crypto Crashes

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The Arctic is getting warm, fast, and it has been for a long time.

The Arctic Ocean Has Been Warming Way Longer Than We Thought, Scientists Say

By Lonnie Lee Hood

scientists this week tossed eight stars against a black hole one million times the mass of the Sun in a simulated battle to see which intergalactic contender would win.

Science & Energy

Scientists Are Trying to Figure Out How to Kill Stars with Black Holes

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Nuclear fusion power, which is clean and basically limitless, could be just around the corner. Advancements made in recent weeks may actually tip the scale.

Experts Say Fusion Power Is Finally Starting to Look Imminent

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The CIA is apparently struggling to keep its undercover agents, well, undercover.

Real-Life Spies Struggle to Adapt to Smartphone Surveillance

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Imagine sitting down at your favorite breakfast restaurant only to be greeted by a robot, not a human.

People Furious at Robot Serving Pancakes at Denny’s

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Let this be a warning to every crypto enthusiast out there who's set on creating the next meme-worthy coin.

Tolkien’s Estate Shuts Down “Lord of the Rings” Cryptocurrency

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The smooth, gray truck has a similar shape to the Cybertruck, which is set to come out next year.

A Chinese Company Kinda Cloned Tesla’s Cybertruck

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The rocket is partially powered by plastics used in a wide variety of plastic products like laundry detergent bottles, beverage bottles and other consumer products, making it a readily available source for fuel.

Startup Tests Rocket Powered by Recycled Plastic

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The first Olympic route would ferry passengers between the Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Le Bourget airports, and a second would link two Parisian suburbs. About 30 manufacturers answered the call to test out various parts of electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, or eVTOLs.

Advanced Transport

Paris Will Use Electric Flying Cars to Get Passengers to the Olympics

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Dumping the water into the bay as part of the decommission is an option the Cape Cod Times reported that officials discussed with Holtec earlier this week.

Massachusetts Residents Alarmed by Plan to Dump Radioactive Water Into Ocean

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The "land" purchased is located in Decentraland's Fashion Street district and paid 618,000 MANA, an Ethereum-based token used as currency in Decentraland.

Plot of Metaverse “Land” Sells for $2.4 Million

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Parsons says he surveyed just under one million buildings in downtown San Francisco using space and satellite images captured by European Space Agency’s Sentinel 1 satellite and can confirm the most settlement is happening near the downtown area because of the building weight and density.

Science & Energy

San Francisco Is Sinking Into the Earth, Scientists Say

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Sure, the Metaverse could improve our lives. In fact, Rosenberg told Insider it'll make our world "feel like Harry Potter." But social media has already created a world where nobody can seem to agree on what's real or not, and the Metaverse isn't likely to make those problems better. They'll probably only get worse.

Experts Say AR Could Let People “Reality Block” Stuff They Don’t Like

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The team of three that recently published an essay on dream hacking in Aeon includes Harvard professor of psychiatry Robert Stickgold, and they report that a 2021 survey found that, of more than 400 marketers in the United States, 77% plan to use dream-tech advertising in the next three years.

Scientists Warn That Marketers Are Trying to Inject Ads Into Dreams

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A team of scientists are suggesting that we protect humans on Mars from deadly atmospheric conditions by kickstarting the planet's magnetic field.

Scientists Propose Jumpstarting Mars’ Magnetic Field to Make It Habitable

By Lonnie Lee Hood

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