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16-year-old gamer Michael "dogplayingtetris" Artiaga achieved a "rebirth" in Tetris, getting so far that the game reset back to level zero.
Future Society

"I never want to play this game again."

The James Webb Space Telescope was used to spot a new kind of alien planet: a watery "steam world" with an atmosphere of hot water vapor.
James Webb Space Telescope

"This is the first time we’re ever seeing something like this."

In the micronation of Liberland, a crypto bro who's been accused of fraud has just become one of the most powerful men in the tiny country. 
Cryptocurrency

What happens in Liberland stays in Liberland.

A new analysis released by the World Wildlife Fund paints an extremely alarming picture of the decimation of wildlife populations.
Climate Change

"The fabric of nature is unraveling."

To lose weight, one woman decided to eat nothing but canned sardines for three months — and apparently, it's working out great for her. 
Developments

"This is my lifestyle and I have no intention of introducing plants back into it."

A Colorado school district is using facial recognition technology to police vaping in bathrooms, according to the Denver Post.
Artificial Intelligence

It's a privacy nightmare.

The Pentagon is promising that its X-37b spaceplane is going to do some sweet stunts in the upper atmosphere soon.
Space Force

Do a barrel roll!

In some cases, Apple's new AI summaries of iPhone messages might not be ideal. Exhibit A: the breakup text.
Artificial Intelligence

Ice cold.

While Tesla saw its shares take a nosedive following its robotaxi event, the lackluster showing did hand a nice stock boost to Uber and Lyft.
Tesla

"We consider the event a best-case outcome for Uber."

Tens of thousands of years ago, Earth's magnetic field flipped — and scientists have recreated the haunting sound it made.
Science & Energy

This soundtrack will make your skin crawl.

Before checking into federal prison today, disgraced former FTX co-CEO Ryan Salame took to LinkedIn to issue a career update.
Cryptocurrency

At least he still has a sense of humor.

Tesla dazzled with its humanoid Optimus robots at its recent event. But it appears that their speech is really the work of a remote human.
Robotics

"That voice is just a dude hidden somewhere, not the robot."

Scientists found more than 600 distinct viruses after swabbing toothbrushes and shower heads — but apparently, they're the good kind.
Viruses

It's "unlike anything we’ve seen before."

Tesla’s Long-Awaited Cybercab Is Missing an Extremely Basic Feature
Tesla

That can't be right.

Tesla shares fell by up to 8.5 percent after markets opened Friday morning, following a disappointing showing at its Robotaxi event.
Elon Musk

It's not looking good.

NASA is excited about SpaceX's fifth flight test of Starship, which could see the rocket pull off a fascinating landing procedure.
Starship

Starship could launch as soon as Sunday.

Tesla’s Hyped Robotaxi Event Was a Massive “Disappointment,” Investors Say
Tesla

"I don't think [Elon Musk] said much about anything."

Elon Musk may not be the biggest believer in aliens — but if he ever sees them, he's going to post them on X.
Elon Musk

"It will probably be our number one post of all time."

New NASA data shows a supermassive black hole on a merciless killing spree, destroying one star and using its body as a new weapon.
Black Holes

It's slinging the dead remains of a star at another object as we speak.

The web-slinging device can shoot out fibers that almost immediately solidify, which can stick to objects that it can then pick up.
Science & Energy

"It's really a superhero-inspired material."