More from Frank Landymore (Page 27)

Scientists at Caltech are about to test their Space Solar Power Demonstrator (SSPD), which could help determine the future of space-based solar power.

Caltech Launches Solar Array to Test Beaming Energy Down to Earth

By Frank Landymore

28-year-old Georgia man Randal Reid was thrown in jail for nearly a week based on a facial recognition match that should've been obvious was false.

Man Accuses Cops of Throwing Him in Jail Based on False Facial Recognition Match

By Frank Landymore

Business Insider had real hiring managers take a look at two cover letters that OpenAI's ChatGPT bot wrote, and their responses were mixed.

In a Fresh Horror, ChatGPT Can Apply to Jobs Now

By Frank Landymore

The agency will buy at least 45,000 electric "Next Generation Delivery Vehicles," plus a minimum of another 21,000 EVs provided by commercial automakers.

Electric Vehicles

US Postal Service Buying 66,000 Electric Vehicles, Plans to Only Buy EVs By 2026

By Frank Landymore

New research suggests that stranded dolphins may be tragically suffering from Alzheimer's disease — a possible boon to the "sick leader" theory.

Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Have an Extremely Grim Theory About Stranded Dolphins

By Frank Landymore

NASA's InSight Lander has persevered for four years, but it may actually be drawing to its final end this time, despite rumblings of its demise before.

Dramatic NASA Mars Lander Insists It’s Dying For Real This Time

By Frank Landymore

The acclaimed director says he's put an end to the endless fan debate "once and for all," and that we'll soon see the results in an upcoming special.

James Cameron Says He Commissioned a Scientific Study on Whether Jack Could Have Survived in “Titanic”

By Frank Landymore

A new report by Consumer Reports found that all 28 bars of dark chocolate that it tested contained lead and cadmium, and 25 had especially high levels.

Popular Dark Chocolate Brands Contain Dangerous Heavy Metals, Report Finds

By Frank Landymore

Robodogs can be both cute and scary, and now researchers in Korea say they've developed one that can climb walls and ceilings faster than its rivals.

We’re Deeply Alarmed By This Robodog That Can Climb Up Walls

By Frank Landymore

A form of red giant known as red clumps have been founding to be "glitching" in their cores at an alarmingly high proportion.

Astronomers Intrigued by Certain Stars That Are “Glitching”

By Frank Landymore

A form of cosmetic surgery called buccal fat removal that's lighting up social media will give you those sexy, sunken cheeks, but at a troubling cost.

Expert Warns of Grim Consequences of New Cosmetic Surgery Trend

By Frank Landymore

Artists on the online community ArtStation have flooded the website with anti-AI logos in a mass protest, potentially screwing with future AI models.

Artificial Intelligence

Artists Mass Protest Against AI Stealing Their Work By Sharing Anti-AI Logo

By Frank Landymore

A smartwatch powered by slime mold is already pretty weird, but how about the truly unique dynamic that creates between a user and the watch?

Bizarre Smartwatch Contains Living Organism

By Frank Landymore

Billions of male chicks are culled each year, so scientists have approached this grisly reality by limiting the amount of males born via gene-editing.

Scientists Gene Edit Hens To Lay Eggs That Can Stop Developing Into Male Embryos

By Frank Landymore

Bad news for astronauts looking to go home: their ride back, the Russian Soyuz spacecraft, suddenly started leaking uncontrollably.

International Space Station

Russian Spacecraft Docked to ISS Sprays Fluid Into Space, Seemingly Struck by Micrometeorite

By Frank Landymore

ElonJet, a Twitter account that tracked Elon Musk's private jet using public data, has now been suspended just a month after Musk said he wouldn't ban it.

Free Speech Absolutist Elon Musk Bans College Kid Who Annoyed Him

By Frank Landymore

After its splashdown in the Pacific, NASA's Orion spacecraft, back from beyond the Moon, is now on solid ground, and it's looking pretty burned.

Advanced Transport

Close Up Shows Charred NASA Capsule After Returning From the Moon

By Frank Landymore

With hard work and a good luck, scientists have clinched the first ever audio recording of a dust devil on Mars, helping solve mysteries of its atmosphere.

Scientists Release Audio of NASA Rover Getting Swallowed by a 387 Foot Dust Devil On Mars

By Frank Landymore

A lawsuit filed against Tesla alleges it misled consumers by claiming its cars are self-driving, to which Tesla's lawyers retort: well, it's not fraud.

Self-Driving Vehicles

Tesla Lawyers Say Failure to Deliver Self-Driving Isn’t Technically Fraud

By Frank Landymore

The sign of someone who is sincerely not getting owned, is the deletion of their own tweet explaining why they were not getting owned.

Elon Musk Deletes Tweet Clarifying That Actually, Only Ten Percent of the Crowd Was Jeering Him

By Frank Landymore

Titan is Saturn's largest and most mysterious moon, and new observations from the James Webb may help understand how it formed its unique atmosphere.

James Webb Space Telescope

James Webb Captures Its First Look At Saturn’s Most Mysterious Moon

By Frank Landymore

AI generated images only grow in ubiquity, and the latest service that artists are decrying is Lensa, an app that generated stylized portraits.

Artificial Intelligence

Artists Furious About AI That Draws Stylized Portraits of People

By Frank Landymore

After examining over 200,000 images taken by Hubble, a faint excess of light spread across our sky has been detected by astronomers.

Scientists Stumped by “Ghostly Glow” Surrounding Our Solar System

By Frank Landymore

Tom Exton, a YouTuber and car collector, says he was driving his Tesla Model Y only for fifteen minutes before it powered down.

Man Says His Brand New Tesla Trapped Him Inside and Its Emergency Latch Broke the Window

By Frank Landymore

Thanks to one prudent local in Wyoming, we now to get to behold a rare and extremely picturesque Kelvin-Helmholtz wave cloud.

Science & Energy

Please Take a Moment and Enjoy This Beautifully Peaceful Cloud Formation

By Frank Landymore

A scientific voyage aboard a CSIRO research vessel has yielded an untold treasure trove of shark teeth, and a species of living shark yet to be named.

Science & Energy

Scientists Stumble Upon Huge Graveyard of Sharks, Deep Under Ocean

By Frank Landymore

2022 has not been the greatest year for Tesla. It might be one of its worse. But has been an amazing one for those shorting it stock.

Tesla Short Sellers Are Suddenly Making Money

By Frank Landymore

After canning its autonomous vehicle division in 2020, Uber is back with a robotaxi service open to customers for free — but who needs 'em?

Advanced Transport

Can We Please Stop With These Offensively Stupid “Robotaxis”?

By Frank Landymore

Amazon is offering customers $2 a month to customers willing to install an app that will track all the traffic on their phones. Not worth.

Amazon Says It’ll Pay You $2 Per Month to Spy on Your Phone’s Internet Traffic

By Frank Landymore

MSN peddled a story about Grimes and Elon Musk based on a fake tweet. Now it's boosting another article that claims a "dark beast" was spotted on Mars.

MSN Fired Its Human Journalists and Replaced Them With AI That Publishes Fake News About Mermaids and Bigfoot

By Frank Landymore

It's not exactly a greenhouse, but astronauts aboard the ISS have been carefully tending to their garden for years. Time for fruits to join the mix.

Astronauts Prepare to Grow Juicy Dwarf Tomatoes in Space

By Frank Landymore

Hemgenix is the latest form of a gene therapy drug to be approved by the FDA, and it's now the most expensive drug in the world. Too expensive.

Health & Medicine

18-Year-Old Patient Says $3.5 Million Hemophilia Drug He Needs Seems a “Little Steep”

By Frank Landymore

Artificial Intelligence

Disney Creates AI System to Automatically Change Age of Actors

By Frank Landymore

Why get pee all over your pants when you can use the ultimate, splashback free urinal designed by scientists at the University of Waterloo?

Scientists Say They’ve Figured Out the Ideal Urinal for Not Splashing Back

By Frank Landymore

Astronomers, expecting a gamma ray burst, instead discovered an extremely distant black hole that is regularly destroy stars.

Black Hole In “Hyper-Feeding Frenzy” Chews Through Stars and Shoots Its Leftovers Towards Earth

By Frank Landymore

LED streetlights that replaced their sodium-vapor predecessors are turning blue and purple. And the problem may all stem from one company.

Science & Energy

Defective LED Streetlights Are Turning the Night Purple

By Frank Landymore

The official ball of the World Cup makes use of internal sensors that track its movements, but it needs to be charged like any old phone.

The World Cup Is So High Tech That They Have to Charge the Balls

By Frank Landymore

The Orion spacecraft in its journey past the Moon has captured a stunning, perspective-inducing photo that shows both the Earth and Moon in view.

Amazing Artemis Photo Shows Every Human, Alive or Dead, Plus the Moon

By Frank Landymore

A Ford F-150 Lightning owner has been left stranded after his EV truck made a loud noise and suddenly died while charging at an Electrify America station.

Advanced Transport

Driver Says His Ford F-150 Lightning Made a “Loud Boom” and Died When He Plugged It In

By Frank Landymore

Elon Musk, who is definitely not deeply hurt by his celebrity heroes ragging on him, as called Trent Reznor a "crybaby" for retiring his Twitter account.

Elon Musk’s Crying About Trent Reznor Shows That He Is a Big, Big Baby

By Frank Landymore

Domino's, the largest pizza chain in the world, is buying a fleet of 800 EV Chevrolet Bolts in the hopes of bringing in more delivery drivers.

Advanced Transport

Domino’s Buying Hundreds and Hundreds of Electric Delivery Vehicles

By Frank Landymore

Elon Musk's expensive Twitter takeover has had the CEO cutting jobs and costs left and right, and now he's reportedly refusing to pay the company's bills.

Cheapskate Elon Musk Refusing to Pay Bills at Twitter

By Frank Landymore

Brain-controlled wheelchairs using a noninvasive a non-invasive interface allowed several paralyzed patients to control wheelchairs with up to 98% accuracy.

Neuroscience and Brain

Paralyzed People Successfully Test Brain-Controlled Electric Wheelchairs

By Frank Landymore

While shooting his new TV show, Chris Hemsworth underwent genetic testing that revealed he was carrying two copies of a gene strongly linked to Alzheimer's.

Neuroscience and Brain

Chris Hemsworth Reveals Grim Genetic Test Results, Will Take Break From Acting

By Frank Landymore

Testing captured on video reveal multiple instances of a Tesla using full self-driving failing to stop for school buses and ignored school speed limits.

Self-Driving Vehicles

Tesla Full Self-Driving Caught Ignoring Stop Signs on School Buses

By Frank Landymore

Researchers discovered that a meteorite contained water just like Earth's, bolstering the theory that our planet got water from other meteorites like it.

Science & Energy

Evidence Grows That Soggy Meteorites Gave Earth Its Oceans

By Frank Landymore

Astronomers at Johns Hopkins University have made one of the most comprehensive maps of the Universe yet, using data previously unreleased to the public.

Amazing Map Lets You Scroll Through the Entire Known Universe

By Frank Landymore

The notorious ticket selling service Ticketmaster botched the pre-sale of tickets for Taylor Swift's upcoming tour. Now, everyone's calling for its head.

Ticketmaster May Have Finally Met Its Match: Furious Swifties

By Frank Landymore

The FDA has approved a lab grown meat product from Upside Foods for human consumption, which now only needs USDA approval before being sold to customers.

FDA Gives First Go Ahead for Lab Grown Meat Product

By Frank Landymore

Italian startup Energy Dome has designed an ingenious battery that uses CO2 to store energy, and it only needs non-exotic materials like steel and water.

Startup Says It’s Building a Giant CO2 Battery in the United States

By Frank Landymore

British astronomer Thomas Marsh went missing while visiting La Silla Observatory in Chile. 55 days later, his body has finally been found.

Missing Astronomer Found Dead Near Space Telescope in Chile

By Frank Landymore

Metaverse world Decentraland hosted its version of the real life Ozzfest metal festival, and it was about as terrible as you'd expect to be.

Ozzy Osbourne “Performed” in the Metaverse and It Was Comically Horrible

By Frank Landymore

Jay Weinberg, the drummer of Slipknot, one of the biggest metal bands in the world, cautions his fans to wear earplugs to shows to protecting their hearing.

Slipknot Drummer Warns of Hearing Damage From Loud Music

By Frank Landymore

As the holiday season approaches, Jeff Bezos warns of a recession and cautioned consumers and business owners to slow down on making any big purches.

Jeff Bezos Warns People Not to Buy Expensive Things Ahead of Black Friday

By Frank Landymore

Sam Bankman-Fried bankrolled a lot of politicians before his crypto exhange FTX went belly up. But are those politicians going to return the money? Well...

Politicians Refuse to Say Whether They’ll Give Back Donations From Sam Bankman-Fried

By Frank Landymore

A giant snake quickly darting across the Sun's surface was spotted by the ESA's Solar Orbiter, and it might have been a precursor to an even bigger event.

Amazing Video Shows Huge “Snake” Slithering Across the Sun’s Surface

By Frank Landymore

researchers claim in a study published last month in Cells Report Physical Sciences that they've developed a way to charge the implants solely through breathing movements — potentially making them completely self-sufficient.

Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Build Brain Implant Powered Completely by User’s Breathing

By Frank Landymore

Unidentified hackers have stolen the health records of millions of customers of Australian health insurer Medibank, releasing them on the dark web.

Insurance Company Refuses to Pay Ransom, So Hackers Start Releasing Health Records of Up To 10 Million People

By Frank Landymore

Tim Berners-Lee is the inventor the World Wide Web. He wants a decentralized internet, but thinks Web3 is one proposal we should ignore altogether.

The Guy Who Invented the World Wide Web Thinks We Should “Ignore” Web3

By Frank Landymore

Bug hunter David Schütz discovered that he could unlock any Google Pixel phone without a passcode — but Google were slow to respond.

Guy Discovers a Way to Unlock Any Pixel Phone Without the Passcode

By Frank Landymore

Residents Furious at Neighbor Testing Super Loud Rocket Engines

Advanced Transport

Residents Furious at Neighbor Testing Super Loud Rocket Engines

By Frank Landymore

NeuroRestore scientists say they've identified the crucial neurons that are essential in helping a patient with paralysis recover their ability to walk.

Implant Lets Nine People With Spinal Paralysis Walk Again, and Scientists Think They Know Why

By Frank Landymore

According to reporting by Elektrek, Tesla's solar division is pulling out its solar roof program across the country, with solar employees getting laid off.

Tesla Reportedly Canceling Solar Roof Installations Across the Country

By Frank Landymore

Surgery had to quickly be performed to remove an unexploded shell lodged in a Russian soldier's chest with no guarantee it wouldn't detonate at any moment.

Unexploded Shell Removed From Soldier’s Chest by Surgeons Wearing Body Armor

By Frank Landymore

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