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The National Museum of Ireland received two early Bronze age axeheads from an anonymous sender, and experts are begging them to come forward.
Science & Energy

Museum Stunned When Someone Anonymously Mails in Two Ancient Artifacts

Experts are begging the sender to come forward.

By Frank Landymore

A former ESA director and a former NASA administrator argue that we should boost the space station's orbit as a gift to future generations.
Off-World

Former Space Agency Leaders Horrified by Plan to Destroy Space Station, Say It Would Be Easier to Save It

They say the station should be rescued into a stable orbit, not destroyed.

By Victor Tangermann

Last week, the upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket exploded mid-flight. The 20 Starlink satellites it was carrying have since crashed.
Future Society

Twenty SpaceX Satellites Fall From Space After Falcon 9 Explodes

"We knew this incredible run had to come to an end at some point, but 344 flights in a row is amazing."

By Victor Tangermann

Eli Lilly, the maker of Zepbound, is hoping that new studies into off-label treatments will help get the drugs covered by insurance.
RX and Medicine

Drug Companies Have a Sneaky Idea to Get Insurance to Pay for Drugs Like Zepbound

"It builds this wall of evidence."

By Noor Al-Sibai

With his incessant need to post random junk on the social network he's owned for nearly two years, Elon Musk may have overdrawn his hand.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Posts Garbled AI-Generated Image of Cybertruck

What are we looking at here?

By Noor Al-Sibai

In a new study, behavioral scientists found that people tended to judge men more harshly than women for having casual sex.
Sleep

Surprise Research Finds Men Are Judged More Harshly Than Women for Sleeping Around

These findings should be taken with a grain of salt.

By Noor Al-Sibai

AI company Lattice announced it was integrating "digital workers" as proper employees, which didn't sit well with many.
Artificial Intelligence

Company Abandons Plans to Give AI Workers “Rights” and Add Them to Org Chart After Outcry From Human Employees

"Treating AI agents as employees disrespects the humanity of your real employees."

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists have come up with the "first direct evidence of an accessible lava tube under the surface of the Moon."
Moon

Scientists Detect Huge Caverns Under Surface of Moon

"These caves have been theorized for over 50 years, but it is the first time ever that we have demonstrated their existence."

By Victor Tangermann

To save himself from would-be assassins, Elon Musk is now proposing a new type of "Iron Man"-inspired security.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Says People Have Tried to Kill Him, Muses About Building “Flying Metal Suit of Armor” as Defense

"Two people... have already tried to kill me in the past 8 months."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Researchers want to dump thousands of gallons of sodium hydroxide into the ocean in an effort to slow climate change.
Climate Change

Scientists Seeking Permit to Dump Chemical Into Ocean in Experiment to Fight Climate Change

Fishermen are not impressed.

By Victor Tangermann

A particularly unlucky owner of a Tesla Cybertruck had an unfortunate incident with some raccoons while camping.
Advanced Transport

Cybertruck No Match for the Fury of Hungry Raccoons

"Other trucks get around this problem by not looking like a dumpster."

By Victor Tangermann

All of SpaceX's workhorse Falcon 9 rockets have been grounded by the FAA, pending an investigation into an explosion.
Falcon

All SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Rockets Grounded After One of Them Explodes

A space tourist's launch this month is now in jeopardy.

By Victor Tangermann

The synthetic "butter" not only tastes like the stuff, it's calorically dense and is made out of the very gas killing our planet, too.
Climate Change

All-American Startup Making “Butter” From Carbon in our Atmosphere

"There is no biology involved in our specific process."

By Frank Landymore

Scientists have found concentrations of lead, arsenic, and mercury in several different tampon brands — including organic ones.
Studies

For Some Reason Nobody’s Ever Tested for Heavy Metals in Tampons Before, and the Results Are Alarming

"We found concentrations of all metals we tested for."

By Noor Al-Sibai

In an experiment that simulated random for millions of generations, researchers say they witnessed the emergence of digital "organisms."
Biology

Google Researchers Say They Simulated the Emergence of Life

Crazy cool.

By Frank Landymore

Dark comets, which are cross between an asteroid and comet, can make up as much as 60 percent of near-Earth objects.
Off-World

Earth Surrounded by Dark Comets, Astronomers Claim

In the darkness of space...

By Sharon Adarlo

Tony Robbins invested $200 million into breakthrough clean energy tech. Per the Wall Street Journal, proof that it works remains elusive.
Energy

Tony Robbins May Have Been Conned by a Mad Scientist

"If I'm wrong, I lose all that."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Researchers are urging tech companies and regulators to come up with new rules to protect children from AI chatbots.
Artificial Intelligence

Researchers Call for “Child-Safe AI” After Alexa Tells Little Girl to Stick Penny in Wall Socket

"No, Alexa, no!"

By Victor Tangermann

AI certainly isn't the only sector to use tons of water, but it's wasting it in a way that's especially disruptive to fresh water supplies.
Environment

AI’s Outrageous Environmental Toll Is Probably Worse Than You Think

Wow, that's *bad.*

By Frank Landymore

At least 28 people died from the heat wave based on reports from west coast states, with the actual figure expected to be higher.
Climate Change

Dozens of Americans Die in Brutal Heat Wave

It's hell out there.

By Frank Landymore