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Gaze Upon the Brutal Beauty of Four Massive Black Holes About to Crash
Black Holes

And they're taking four galaxies down with them!

Pandemic Wasn’t So Bad for Mental Health, Says Broken-Brained Study
Mental Health

Social media is literally where nuance goes to die.

A pair of philosophers sounded the alarm on the dystopian applications they see being ushered in by brain-computer interface (BCI) technology.
Computers

They "could change us irrevocably."

Canada’s New Space Agency Logo Is Very Awesome (and Very Canadian)
Off-World

O, Canada: We're kinda jealous tbh.

venus volcanos
Off-World

It's still kicking.

A startup co-founded by a SpaceX alum plans to jumpstart the future of space manufacturing with its orbital pharmaceutical lab run by robots.
Space

Microgravity could be the key to coming up with brand new medicines.

Scientists have concluded that the Therizinosaurus was a much gentler giant than previously thought — despite its three-foot claws on each hand.
Evolution

It was just a hottie with a body.

Elon Musk's satellite-powered Starlink internet has become the preferred internet provider of illegal Brazilian mining operations in the Amazon.
SpaceX

That's not good.

Video Shows Russian Jet Showering US Drone With Fuel Before Colliding With It
Drones

It's the first time US and Russian military aircraft have come into contact since the invasion of Ukraine began.

Microsoft has announced its GPT-4-powered Copilot is coming to its suite of Office 365 apps, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams.
Artificial Intelligence

Imagine Clippy... on Hulk-like steroids.

Scientists are reeling from the discovery of "plastic rocks" on a remote island off the coast of a volcanic Brazilian island.
Pollution

"This is new and terrifying at the same time, because pollution has reached geology."

Virgin Orbit's financial woes have apparently deepened to the point that it has reportedly had to furlough its staff while looking for new money.
Off-World

Things are looking really bad.

We're not in favor of any jobs going solely to robots. But if any jobs should be automated, it should probably be those of the CEOs.
Artificial Intelligence

Sorry, not sorry.

Elon Musk, who was a co-founder of OpenAI, hasn't shied away from expressing his disdain (or horror) over the company's newfound direction and success.
OpenAI

"If this is legal, why doesn't everyone do it?"

One of the world's most respected physicists has proposed a devilishly simple bargain: that we're living in a multiverse, and he'd bet his dog on it.
Science & Energy

Is everything really happening everywhere, all at once?

The OpenAI-powered Bing AI chat feature is now open for general use. But it may or may not be a glitch on Microsoft's behalf.
Artificial Intelligence

Did Microsoft just open the floodgates?

Amazon is developing a satellite network of its own called Project Kuiper, and has now revealed the designs of the terminals that would connect to it.
SpaceX

There's one huge catch.

With OpenAI's GPT-4, things "can get super-dangerous very quickly, without people monitoring them," Lightning AI CEO William Falcon told Venture Beat.
Artificial Intelligence

He's got a point.

It's finally happened — scientists have brought about the birth of baby mammals using stem cells from two males to create lab-made eggs. 
Gene Editing

The same approach could one day be used to allow a single man to have a biological child without a woman's egg.

Gwenyth Paltrow, reigning queen of oversharing, is back to let us all know that she has, in fact, used ozone therapy rectally. You know, as one does.
RX and Medicine

She must be kidding, right? Right?