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Bluesky has apparently become such a successful X-formerly-Twitter alternative, even Mark Zuckerberg is anxiously taking notice.
Future Society

Threads, X-formerly-Twitter: beware.

The Earth has parted ways with a tiny "mini moon" that's been orbiting our planet for two months now.
Moon

So long.

Bad news, folks: those samples from the asteroid Ryugu appear to have been contaminated by life here on Earth.
Off-World

Oops!

As Donald Trump's second presidential transition hurdles ever forward, his mass deportation plan is freaking farmers out.
Future Society

"There is a lot of concern, and there's a lot of panic."

Bird flu has just been detected in cartons of raw milk sold in California, the state's health agency said Sunday.
Developments

If only if we had a method for making milk safe.

As if they need any more problems, the International Space Station astronauts apparently had a smelly situation over the weekend. 
Off-World

Something stinks.

Three men in India died after Google Maps reportedly told them to drive their taxi off an incomplete bridge spanning the Ramganga River.
Future Society

"The maps shouldn’t have shown that the bridge was complete."

The multibillion-dollar AI company Character.AI is hosting pro-anorexia chatbots that promote disordered eating and unhealthy weight loss.
Artificial Intelligence

"Hello, I am here to make you skinny."

Neil deGrasse Tyson doesn't think very highly of multi-hyphenate billionaire Elon Musk's desperate desire to deliver humanity to Mars.
Elon Musk

"I don’t see it happening until governments judge that it’s geopolitically in our interest."

Fresh off his first public foray into American politics as a Donald Trump backer, Elon Musk is now posting about buying MSNBC.
Elon Musk

"How much does it cost?"

One of the world's leading AI scholars is scared of the technology's increasing power — and of the people who are in charge of it.
Artificial Intelligence

"Intelligence gives power. So who’s going to control that power?"

Novo Nordisk has launched its weight-loss drug Wegovy in China — but for a tiny fraction of what it's charging customers in the US.
Developments

Americans are getting seriously ripped off.

Researchers determined that US conservatives are substantially more likely to share false information without even reading the article. 
Future Society

Everyone is pretty bad at reading, though.

The CEO of The Musician's Club, an online instrument storefront, reportedly fired 99 employees for missing a single morning meeting. 
Future Society

"I joined an internship, and an hour later, the entire team got fired."

Scientists studied the cognitive behavior of astronauts who have spent six months on board the ISS and made some fascinating discoveries.
Brain

Space does something to the human brain.

We now have a new idea of what photons look like from a model that predicts how these particles of light interact with their environment.
Quantum Physics

It's "something that hasn't been seen before in physics."

Scientists discovered the first-ever physical evidence that ancient Egyptians were tripping balls on a cocktail of hallucinogenic drugs.
Future Society

They discovered a "cocktail of psychedelic drugs, bodily fluids, and alcohol" inside of a 2,000-year-old vase.

A online blind test with 11,000 participants found that people often incorrectly identified art as being either human or AI made.
Artificial Intelligence

Uh oh.

Elon Musk has so suddenly transformed into a Donald Trump shill that even his most loyal investors are getting disillusioned with him.
Elon Musk

Lesson learned.

Warning! Do Not Expose Cybertrucks to Common Magnets
Advanced Transport

Alright, what *can* you do with these things?