More from Frank Landymore (Page 25)

In the era of remote work, employers have turned to invasive "bossware" to police their employees. And now, the US government wants to step in.
Future Society

US Gov to Crack Down on “Bossware” That Spies On Employees’ Computers

By Frank Landymore

Cats, ever the mischievous and frisky pets, may be harboring a lot more human DNA than once thought, possibly tampering crime scenes, a new study says.
Science & Energy

Cats May Be Tampering With Crime Scenes, Scientists Say

By Frank Landymore

In a "serendipitous" turn of events, scientists inadvertently spotted an ultra-rare naked stellar core, the first for a star this massive.
Space

Scientists Spot “Stripped, Pulsating Core” of Star Caused By Horrific Accident

By Frank Landymore

After disappointing setbacks and delays, NASA has finally got its mission to an invaluable asteroid made of precious metals back on track.
NASA

NASA Sets Launch Date for Mission to $10 Quintillion Asteroid

By Frank Landymore

Holly Herndon uses her AI twin Holly+ to sing a cover of Dolly Parton's "Jolene," and it's honestly impressive, albeit maybe a little ominous.
Artificial Intelligence

This Deepfake AI Singing Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” Is Worryingly Good

By Frank Landymore

The UN's upcoming COP27 climate conference in Egypt is basically a "greenwashing" waste of time, according to Greta Thunberg, who says she won't be going.
Climate Change

Greta Thunberg Says UN Climate Conference Is a Scam and She’s Not Attending

By Frank Landymore

Ross Chastain didn't look like he was going to advance to the next stage of NASCAR's Championship — until he pulled off a move he learned from video games.
Future Society

NASCAR Driver Avoids Elimination With Insanely Ballsy Maneuver He Learned From a Video Game

By Frank Landymore

Phobos has always puzzled astronomers for its asteroid like qualities. Now, using the ESA's Mars Express spacecraft, they've peered beneath its surface.
Moon

Probe Detects “Unknown Features” Inside Martian Moon Phobos

By Frank Landymore

Massive spikes of radiation levels on Earth were once believed to be caused by solar flares, but a new study suggests that something else may be driver.
Future Society

Something Unknown Seems to Blast Earth With Radiation Every Thousand Years or So

By Frank Landymore

Allegedly, the prerolled joints the two plaintiffs bought were barely even half as strong as advertised. Talk about a weed come down.
Future Society

Potheads Sue Weed Company for Not Getting Them Stoned Enough

By Frank Landymore

By using NASA data and US Geological Survey software, scientists say they've found "definitive" evidence of a 3.5 billion year old ocean coastline.
Mars

Scientists Discover Traces of Ancient Ocean Coastline on Mars

By Frank Landymore

Anime Fans In Japan Are Not Happy With AI-Generated Manga
Future Society

Anime Fans In Japan Are Not Happy With AI-Generated Manga

By Frank Landymore

Jim Cramer, the loud and brash host of CNBC's "Mad Money" stock tips show, feels bad for telling viewers to buy Facebook stock.
Future Society

Stock Analyst Cries on TV Because He Recommended Facebook Stock

By Frank Landymore

Secretary of the Department of Transportation Pete Buttigieg weighs in on the self-driving industries promises, and it's not flattering.
Self-Driving Vehicles

Pete Buttigieg Says He Isn’t Sure Self-Driving Cars Are Ever Going to Make It

By Frank Landymore

Infamous Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has released a new study that claims there could be an absurd amount of alien spacecraft already in our backyard.
Exobiology

Research Claims There Might Be Up to 4 Quintillion Alien Spacecraft in Our Solar System

By Frank Landymore

Your eyes do not deceive you. These dancing, fuzzy bugs are real, and, yes, they're shaking their rear ends in unison to keep you way.
Science & Energy

These Dancing Bugs Are Straight Out of a Miyazaki Film

By Frank Landymore

Elon Musk, famously against advertising and known for his company Tesla's supposed zero dollar marketing strategy, now has a change of heart on ads.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk, Who Always Hated Ads, Suddenly Says He Loves Ads Now That He Owns a Site That Depends on Them

By Frank Landymore

Turning back the clock on aging may be attainable via a controversial method known as "reprogramming." But other experts in the field are skeptical.
Developments

Startup Says It’s Honing in on a Way to Reverse Aging

By Frank Landymore

Astronauts will make use of a specialized, pressurized rover that can handle any terrain the Moon throws at it, but it also doubles as an RV.
Advanced Transport

NASA Testing Cozy “Lunar RV” for Moon Astronauts

By Frank Landymore

Scientists have destroyed the previous data transmission record by achieving a speed of 1.84 petabits per second using only a single light source.
Science & Energy

Scientists Managed to Transmit as Much Data as the Entire Internet’s Bandwidth

By Frank Landymore

The likes of Elon Musk, Tom Cruise, and Leonardo DiCaprio are among some of the biggest names on the planet who are getting deepfaked into ads.
Future Society

Companies Are Deepfaking Celebs Into Ads Without Their Permission

By Frank Landymore

Onlookers have been puzzled by the weird look in the eyes of the astronauts selected for SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission, and there's a cool reason why.
Off-World

There’s a Fascinating Reason These Astronauts’ Eyes Look So Strange

By Frank Landymore

Who needs robot claws or imitations of the human hand when you can just throw a bunch of tentacles at a problem and see what sticks instead?
Robotics

Tentacle Robot Can Use Its Gangly Grippers To Pick Up Fragile Cargo

By Frank Landymore

Astronomers have spotted a gas giant planet in the vicinity of a red dwarf star, and its density is so low that it's comparable to a marshmallow.
Mars

Astronomers Puzzled by “Marshmallow” Planet With Unusually Low Density

By Frank Landymore

With the help of the Atlas 2030 exoskeleton, eight-year-old David from Mexico, who suffers from cerebral palsy, is learning to walk.
Robotics

8-Year-Old Boy With Cerebral Palsy Walks Using Robotic Exoskeleton

By Frank Landymore

By shooting a laser pulse imitating the Fibonacci Sequence into qubits, physicists created a new phase of matter far better at maintaing a quantum state.
Quantum Physics

Scientists Fed the Fibonacci Sequence Into a Quantum Computer and Something Strange Happened

By Frank Landymore

An ant photographed under a microscope by wildlife photographer Eugenijus Kavaliauskas has gone viral on social media for its evil appearance.
Science & Energy

This Extreme Closeup of an Ant Is Giving Us Actual Nightmares

By Frank Landymore

A woman protesting an allegedly wrongful eviction unleashed her wrath by siccing hundreds of bees on cops serving the eviction notice.
Future Society

Woman Attacks Police With Swarm of Furious Bees

By Frank Landymore

A study conducted by scientists from Trinity College Dublin could suggest that quantum processes are involved in the functions of our brains.
Physics

Scientists Suggest Our Brains Work Like Quantum Computers

By Frank Landymore

The iconic Pillars of Creation, considered by many the quintessential image of space, has been re-imaged by the James Webb Space Telescope.
James Webb Space Telescope

A New James Webb Shot of the Pillars of Creation Is Dazzling our Tiny Brains

By Frank Landymore

Pubs, clubs, and hotels in New South Wales, Australia, are testing a facial recognition system used to deter self-reported "problem gamblers."
Facial recognition

Casinos to Use Facial Recognition to Keep “Problem Gamblers” Away

By Frank Landymore

Using its NEOWISE telescope, NASA has combined 12 years worth of images to create the ultimate timelapse of our sky, and it's breathtaking.
Off-World

This 12-Year Time-Lapse of the Entire Night Sky is Seriously Blowing Our Minds

By Frank Landymore

New data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration indicates that all ten automated driving deaths since May involved Teslas.
Tesla

Overwhelming Majority of Automated Driving Deaths Caused by Tesla Vehicles

By Frank Landymore

Hurricane Ian has rendered Florida's once beautiful blue-green waters into a horrible brown sludge that "looks like root beer" and smells like "dead fish."
Environment

Hurricane Ian Turned Florida’s Water So Vile That It “Looks Like Root Beer”

By Frank Landymore

Francisco Cadaba, ten year veteran at SpaceX, was horribly injured in January during a routine check up, and SpaceX has remained eerily quiet.
Future Society

SpaceX Reportedly Kept Quiet After an Employee Was Horrifically Injured This Year

By Frank Landymore

An elementary school in St. Louis had a rude awakening when scientists discovered grounds had "unacceptable" levels of radioactive contamination.
Pollution

Radioactive Waste From Manhattan Project Found at Elementary School

By Frank Landymore

The White House has launched a five year research plan to investigate the possibility of reflecting sunlight to reduce warming and fight climate change.
Climate Change

White House Researching Combating Climate Change By Spraying Particles Into the Atmosphere

By Frank Landymore

You might want to set aside your lunch if you're going to watch this video of nearly two dozen crusty contact lenses being extracted from an eye.
Developments

Alarming Video Shows Doctor Removing 23 Contact Lenses From Patient’s Eye

By Frank Landymore

Scientists Spotted Something That Appeared to Be Moving 7 Times the Speed of Light
Off-World

Scientists Spotted Something That Appeared to Be Moving 7 Times the Speed of Light

By Frank Landymore

Astronomers accidentally discovered barium in the atmospheres of two Hot Jupiter exoplanets, and they can't figure out how it got there.
Exoplanets

Astronomers Discover Heaviest Element Yet in Exoplanet’s Atmosphere

By Frank Landymore

Researchers have discovered that bacteria and fungi can join forces to form assemblages of "superorganisms" that can "walk" across your teeth.
Developments

Researchers Say Microbes Assemble Into “Superorganisms” That Crawl Around Your Teeth

By Frank Landymore

Google is embroiled in a lawsuit that alleges its private browsing mode isn't very private, a sentiment apparently shared by the jokes of Google employees.
Future Society

Google Engineers Joked About How Incognito Mode Isn’t Very Incognito

By Frank Landymore

The F150 Lightning pickup truck from Ford has received glowing praise. But when it comes to towing with the EV pickup, its range becomes a big problem.
Advanced Transport

Ford’s EV F-150 Lightning Pickup Truck Sucks At Trucking, Critic Says

By Frank Landymore

While Tesla fans across the world await the Tesla Roadster and the Cybertruck, this guy is turning a 2018 Model 3 into both of them.
Tesla

This Guy Is Turning His Tesla Model 3 Into a Custom Cybertruck

By Frank Landymore

Germany has once again fired up its coal plants. But Greta Thunberg thinks the country should just use its already in place nuclear power plants instead.
Nuclear Fusion

Greta Thunberg Thinks Germany Shutting Down Its Nuclear Plants Is a Bad Idea

By Frank Landymore

Researchers studied a man who became allergic to his own orgasms, and diagnosed him with a little known condition called post-orgasmic illness syndrome
Studies

Otherwise Healthy Man Found to Be Allergic to His Own Orgasms

By Frank Landymore

NASA's Perseverance rover on Mars has stumbled into a minor problem: it can't seal the tube of its latest collected sample.
Mars

NASA Rover Runs Into Trouble on Mars

By Frank Landymore

Methane producing microbes on Mars may have thrived deep underground billions of years ago, but also may have wiped themselves out, a new study suggests.
Mars

Ancient Life Caused the Destruction of Mars, Scientists Speculate

By Frank Landymore

The iPhone 14's new crash detection feature has falsely reported crashes at least six times in one county when its owners were only riding a roller coaster.
Future Society

Apple’s New iPhone Crash Detection Calls 911 When Owners Go on a Roller Coaster

By Frank Landymore

UTSA engineering professor Chris Combs had dig at Elon Musk on Twitter by comparing him to Christopher Columbus. Many were not flattered by the comparison.
Off-World

Professor of Engineering Issues Brutal Dig at Elon Musk, Sparking Backlash

By Frank Landymore

With all the hype around self-driving cars, one key-but-now-disgraced pioneer of the industry says the tech is far, far from being viable.
Self-Driving Vehicles

Godfather of Self-Driving Cars Says the Tech Is Going Nowhere

By Frank Landymore

After purchasing 100 electric aircraft from a Swedish startup last year, United Airlines says it's preparing to put them to work in regional flights.
Advanced Transport

United Airlines Says It’ll Use Electric Planes for Flights Under 200 Miles

By Frank Landymore

NASA's partnership with SpinLaunch has made an explosive entrance after shooting a payload out of the Suborbital Accelerator thousands of feet into the air.
NASA

The Payload NASA Shot Into Sky With Giant Gun Came Down So Hard They Needed to Dig It Out With an Excavator

By Frank Landymore

Mark Zuckerberg's push to make Facebook's Horizon Worlds metaverse platform the next big thing isn't convincing even its own developers.
Metaverse

Facebook Leak: Metaverse So Glitchy Not Even Employees Use It

By Frank Landymore

Plenty of bright eyed and eager would-be-interns had their hopes and dreams crushed when Meta rudely decided to cut costs by getting rid of them.
Future Society

Oops! Facebook Tells Interns It Already Hired That It Can’t Afford Them Anymore

By Frank Landymore

There's plenty of truly impressive Minecraft creations out there. But recreating galaxies and black holes? That might take the cake.
Off-World

Madman Builds “Entire Universe” in Minecraft

By Frank Landymore

As murmurings of yet another adderall shortage begin to spread, people share their frustrations and worries online — and indicator of what's to come.
Health & Medicine

There’s a Shortage of Adderall and People Are Seriously Suffering

By Frank Landymore

Upscaling the iconic 1993 fighting game Virtua fighter using AI, creating comically photorealistic models of the characters? Why not.
Artificial Intelligence

AI Makes 1993 Video Game Look Photorealistic

By Frank Landymore

Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse project has been universally panned as a bad joke. And now, Apple CEO Tim Cook says he's also not convinced.
Metaverse

CEO of Apple Appears to Casually Diss Mark Zuckerberg’s Metaverse

By Frank Landymore

There's a whole hidden graveyard of dead stars all around our galaxy, and researchers say they've charted it for the first time.
Space

Huge Graveyard of Stars Surrounds Our Galaxy, Scientists Say

By Frank Landymore

Miso Robotics Flippy 2 robot can be a fry cook mostly on its own, and has already been picked up by a few chains across the country.
Robotics

CEO Brags That Fry Cook Robot Will Replace Obsolete Human Grunts

By Frank Landymore

Over the next 300 million years, scientists predict all the Earth's continents will come together to form the next supercontinent: Amasia.
Science & Energy

Scientists Say All Land on Earth Is Smashing Together Into a New Supercontinent

By Frank Landymore

Gender reveal parties have become notorious for their occasionally disastrous consequences. Polluting an entire river? Well, it's up there.
Pollution

Gender Reveal Party Under Investigation for Polluting Entire River

By Frank Landymore

22 year Apple veteran and Vice President of procurement Tony Blevins has left the company after a vulgar joke of his went viral.
Future Society

Apple VP Ousted After Making Vulgar Sexual Remark

By Frank Landymore