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Astronomers using the James Webb have gleaned the secrets of Jupiter's overlooked region of upper atmosphere near its enormous storm.
James Webb Space Telescope

James Webb Observes Mysterious Structures Above Jupiter’s Great Red Spot

Revealing what was once unseen.

By Frank Landymore

An almost perfectly round, 100-foot sinkhole opened up in an Illinois park this week, a terrifying incident that was caught on camera.
Science & Energy

Alarming Video Shows Sinkhole Devouring Sports Field

"It looks like a bomb went off."

By Victor Tangermann

Researchers submitted AI-generated answers to tests at a university, fooling professors and earning better grades versus actual students.
Artificial Intelligence

AI-Generated Answers Fool Professors, Get Better Grades Than Human-Written Ones

HAL, take this exam for me.

By Sharon Adarlo

The US enacted a law in 2011 that forbids NASA from cooperating with China, which means it may not be able to study the latest Moon rocks.
Moon

There’s an Extremely Stupid Reason NASA Scientists Can’t Study China’s Amazing New Moon Rocks

"China welcomes scientists from all countries to apply according to the processes and share in the benefits."

By Victor Tangermann

New J.D. Power reports says Tesla cars have reduced in quality and that they are breaking down more compared to other cars.
Tesla

Teslas Are Breaking Down More and More, Data Shows

"It’s not being well received."

By Sharon Adarlo

The owner of a brand new Cybertruck says he crashed it into his neighbor's yard after the vehicle's brakes suddenly stopped working.
Advanced Transport

Man Says His Brand New Cybertruck’s Brakes Failed, Causing Catastrophic Crash

"I held the brakes down, and the vehicle really wasn't slowing down."

By Victor Tangermann

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg blasted unnamed AI rivals for "creating God" while also saying open source AI is a positive.
Meta

Zuckerberg Accuses Rivals of Trying to Create AI-Powered God

"I find it a pretty big turnoff."

By Sharon Adarlo

To fend off climate change, some propose removing CO2 from the ocean so that it can store even more of the greenhouse gas.
Climate Change

Startups Working on Using the Ocean as Huge Waste Dump for CO2 to Save Earth From Climate Change

"The ocean basically does the work for us."

By Frank Landymore

The internet has been using AI to turn famous memes into videos — and a fair share of the results are nothing short of nightmare fuel.
Artificial Intelligence

People Are Using AI to Turn Memes Into Videos and It’s Low Key Terrifying

Freaky!

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Facebook users in America have been coming upon ads for an addictive drug that's banned in several countries.
Developments

Facebook Is Running Ads for an Addictive Drug That’s Banned in Numerous Countries

Seriously, Zuck?

By Sharon Adarlo

Two astronauts who traveled on Boeing's Starliner are still stuck on the ISS. But Boeing insists that the "astronauts are not stranded."
Boeing

NASA Says That the Boeing “Astronauts Are Not Stranded” While the Astronauts Remain Stranded

They are definitely stuck up there, Boeing.

By Sharon Adarlo

The Perplexity AI search tool is citing low-quality and sometimes incorrect AI-generated spam from sketchy blogs and LinkedIn posts.
Artificial Intelligence

Perplexity Is Already “Citing” Error-Filled AI-Generated Spam

"If the sources are AI hallucinations, then the output is too."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Astronauts on board the ISS were forced to shelter inside their respective spacecraft after reports indicated a nearby satellite broke up.
Off-World

Astronauts Sheltered in Escape Vehicles as Debris Menaced Space Station

Again?!

By Victor Tangermann

During a recent TED talk, Pillbot co-founder Alex Luebke swallowed a tiny pill, giving audiences a live feed of the inside of his stomach.
Prosthetics and Devices

Man Swallows Pill Containing Wireless Camera Live on Stage, Streams Inside of Body for Audience

"You don't feel anything when the robot moves around inside you."

By Victor Tangermann

Chinese scientists have made an unusual discovery while analyzing the sample Chang'e-5 collected from the Moon's surface in December 2020.
Moon

China Finds Something Strange in Sample Retrieved From Moon

Were we wrong about how the Moon formed billions of years ago?

By Victor Tangermann

After an influencer released an AI clone of herself, The Conversation reports, the situation quickly turned dark and scary.
Artificial Intelligence

Influencer Disturbed When Her “AI Clone” Starts Engaging in Dark Fantasies

"A lot of the chat logs I read were so scary that I wouldn’t even want to talk about it in real life."

By Sharon Adarlo

OpenAI's ChatGPT was caught giving spitting out false voting information for battleground states and even omitted crucial voting data.
OpenAI

ChatGPT Is Giving Bad Info About Where to Vote in Battleground States

This is a disaster.

By Sharon Adarlo

NASA has officially chosen SpaceX to develop a "deorbit vehicle" in order to destroy the International Space Station in 2030.
Future Society

NASA Hires SpaceX to Destroy the International Space Station

It's almost time.

By Victor Tangermann

Directed by Robert Zemeckis, "Here" has its reuniting co-stars looking younger, and maybe uncannier, than ever.
Artificial Intelligence

New Movie Uses AI to De-Age Tom Hanks and Robin Wright to What They Looked Like in the 90s

Oh boy.

By Frank Landymore

Will delaying menopause — which is linked to countless other health problems, including cardiac failure — keep women healthier for longer?
Studies

White House Exploring Whether Delaying Menopause Could Keep Women Healthier

"If we can understand why ovaries age prematurely and what's driving that, that will almost certainly tell us something important about aging in the rest of the body."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré