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Scientists seem to be close to creating a "one-and-done" vaccine that can protect against any strain of a virus with just one shot.
Viruses

"This could be the universal vaccine that we have been looking for."

Six months after moving for a technician job, a Tesla employee was laid off along with more than 10 percent of its workforce.
Tesla

"[B]ut I didn't feel like my role was redundant."

Last month, a 2-pound object crashed through the roof of Alexandro Otero's home in Florida. NASA admitted it belonged to the space station.
NASA

Oops.

A new report from AND Digital reveals that nearly half of the surveyed CEOs believe that AI could replace their jobs.
Artificial Intelligence

Having second thoughts, huh?

Boston Dynamics has announced its latest bipedal creation, the successor of the company's Atlas robot, built on a new electric platform.
Future Society

The way it stands up...

On Mars, a little helicopter from another world bedded down for its final mission on Tuesday: to become a silent sentry on the Red Planet.
Mars

"Thank you, Ingenuity."

After decades of cloud seeding, the UAE is insisting that Dubai's historic flooding is not related to its weather modification experiments.
Artificial Intelligence

"If you have a severe thunderstorm situation then it is too late to conduct any seeding operation."

Thousands of new satellites, like Elon Musk's Starlink constellation, could have harmful effects on our planet's magnetic field.
Elon Musk

"The Earth is a ball magnet that we’re surrounding with fast-moving metal trash."

We Apologize for Showing You This Sex Toy That Talks Dirty When It’s Touched
Artificial Intelligence

We don't even know where to begin with this one.

An elderly elephant named Viola was found ambling through Butte, Montana on Tuesday after escaping a traveling circus.
Science & Energy

"It's not every day you see an elephant walking down Harrison Avenue in Butte, Montana."

As Donald Trump's disastrous bet on social media continues its weeks-long decline, investors on Truth Social are scratching their heads.
Future Society

"I think daddy Trump has some surprises for us, we just have to be patient and wait for it."

After laying off more than ten percent of its workforce, Tesla is trying to reinstate CEO Elon Musk's mammoth $56 billion payout.
Elon Musk

Musk would really like his old pay package back, please.

A report about a craft that appeared to defy both aerial and aquatic physics is, apparently, making a splash among the ex-military set.
Science & Energy

So-called "unidentified submerged objects" could pose as large a threat as UFOs, the former admiral argues.

Army of Backpack-Wearing Cyborg Cockroaches Swarm Desert Target
Robots and Machines

Scientists suggest cockroaches could one day help recover missing people after natural disasters.

TV manufacturer TCL has announced the first-ever, AI-generated romantic comedy called "Next Stop Paris." Literally nobody asked for this.
Artificial Intelligence

This trailer is an absolute disaster.

A team of scientists from the SETI Institute claims to have had a "conversation" with a humpback whale in Alaska.
Science & Energy

"Whales are a proxy for aliens."

OJ Simpson's family has one answer for those who want to study the late footballer and accused killer's brain for injuries: "Hard no."
Brain

"That is not happening."

As AI seems to grow more powerful every day, the CEO of Anthropic is saying that soon, it might be self-sustaining and self-replicating. 
Anthropic

"I could be wrong. But I think it could be a near-term thing."

In a beta build of Windows 11, Microsoft will show Start Menu ads in the form of "recommendations" for apps in the Microsoft Store.
Future Society

Not again...

Some Tesla workers didn't find out they'd been laid off until they showed up to work Monday morning and were locked out.
Tesla

"Just a heads-up would have been nice."