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"A future Starship, much larger and more advanced, will travel to other star systems," SpaceX CEO Elon Musk argued in a recent tweet.
Starship

Sure it will.

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists suggest the sand dunes on the surface of Saturn's moon Titan may be the crumbling remains of colliding moons.
Moon

"Irregular satellites collisionally grind really effectively."

By Victor Tangermann

Doctors are increasingly using AI tools to take clinical notes, a move proponents say will reduce physician burnout and improve patient care.
Prosthetics and Devices

What could possibly go wrong?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A video showing a Cybertruck wading through a puddle, grinding to a halt and emitting a horrible gurgling sound, went viral on social media.
Advanced Transport

That doesn't sound right.

By Victor Tangermann

Prosecutors are looking into whether Meta profited from ad sales for regulated drugs and the shady telehealth services that pushed them.
Meta

All those sketchy telemedicine ads may have added up.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Russian news outlets were caught spreading fake news about the death of King Charles, which the British embassy in Moscow had to dispel.
Future Society

As if the royals needed any more heat.

By Noor Al-Sibai

In a Sunday interview with People, Don Lemon called out Elon Musk for being "sensitive or touchy."
Elon Musk

"I've interviewed many world leaders, presidents to convicts, and no one has been more sensitive or touchy than Elon Musk."

By Victor Tangermann

The UK Antarctic Heritage Trust is looking for five people to count penguins and "sorting mail at the world’s southernmost post office."
Future Society

Best summer ever.

By Victor Tangermann

A controversial new paper suggests the universe is twice as old as current models suggest and that dark matter doesn't exist.
Science & Energy

Expect pushback.

By Victor Tangermann

The Arena Group, which allowed for the publishing of AI content to legacy title Sports Illustrated, has lost the venerable magazine entirely.
Artificial Intelligence

Actions, meet consequences.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A case study in SEO bros, the new Google spam update, and the AI-generated content continuing to fill the web.
Google

"I'm no longer going to spam the internet with AI content because it's not profitable and you'll eventually get clapped — I'm just kidding. That's ridiculous."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

As things continue to literally and metaphorically fall apart at Boeing, the CEO of United Airlines is trying to reassure customers.
Future Society

Is it too late now to say sorry?

By Noor Al-Sibai

In his hour-long interview with former CNN anchor Don Lemon, Elon Musk argued that taking ketamine has been good for Tesla.
Elon Musk

"From an investor standpoint, if there is something I’m taking, we should keep taking it."

By Victor Tangermann

An at-home DNA testing kit for dogs claimed that human saliva returned various dog breed results on two separate occasions.
Future Society

"Would not be possible on a human sample."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists were able to restore a coral reef in Indonesia in just four years by using specially made steel frames covered with sand.
Science & Energy

Hope is found at the bottom of the ocean.

By Sharon Adarlo

A nova explosion from 3,000 light years away is predicted to become visible to our naked eyes in the Northern Hemisphere.
Off-World

This star explosion is a rare event.

By Sharon Adarlo

Chinese scientists are working on a giant electromagnetic launch track to launch a massive 50-ton space plane into orbit.
Future Society

NASA abandoned a similar project.

By Victor Tangermann

Be careful what you tell AI chatbots, because apparently it's very easy for hackers to figure out your prompts.
Hacking

"Anybody can read private chats sent from ChatGPT and other services."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Researchers have created a gene-edited cow that produces human insulin in her milk in Brazil.
DNA

"The mammary gland is a magical thing."

By Victor Tangermann

A Single Asteroid Caused Two Billion Craters on Mars, Scientists Claim
Mars

Here's how.

By Victor Tangermann