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Former president Donald Trump absolutely grotesque NFT "trading cards," which sold for $99 each, were allegedly plagiarized. Cheers.
NFTs

We're shocked!

A team of scientists has proposed that we could use existing Earth-based observatories to hunt for highly intelligent alien life forms and their advanced warp drive technologies.
Exobiology

"Our study of warp drives has paved the way for gravitational wave detection."

A Russian Soyuz spacecraft, which is currently docked to the ISS, sprung a leak. Officials have now identified a hole following an inspection.
International Space Station

That's not good.

A Utah Republican is clearly having a normal one with his introduction of a new bill that would essentially ban internet porn in the United States. 
Future Society

First they came for Pornhub...

Your robot vacuums are watching you — and it's possible for the photos and videos to be leaked online without your consent.
Artificial Intelligence

This is beyond the pale.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk's latest poll asking his millions of followers whether he should step down is seriously flawed for a number of reasons.
Elon Musk

This is just getting pathetic.

As Air Force Times reports, Andrew Cox, a director at the United States Space Force, is a bit of a character.
Future Society

This man is literally Michael Scott from "The Office."

NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has captured images of deposits forming "mysterious shapes" inside massive craters.
Mars

We can only guess as to why these features were formed.

Despite what Elon Musk claims, police reportedly can't seem to find a link between ElonJet and an alleged stalking incident that occurred last week.
Elon Musk

Musk's claims appear widely unfounded.

NASA's lunar mission has lost one its cube-shaped satellite entourage, which over the weekend shot out of the Moon's orbit.
Off-World

There's something weird going on with these Orion cubesats.

A new report by Consumer Reports found that all 28 bars of dark chocolate that it tested contained lead and cadmium, and 25 had especially high levels.
Studies

Dark chocolate just got darker.

Not every college professor out there is convinced that "we’re witnessing the death of the college essay in real time" thanks to ChatGPT.
OpenAI

"Probably an F- if that's possible."

The second richest man in the world polled his millions of followers Sunday evening if he should step down as CEO. Milllions of people said yes.
Elon Musk

He's finally giving up.

John Carmack has quit his advisory position at Meta — and took to the social network to blast his now-ex-boss on his way out the door. 
Metaverse

"This is the end of my decade in VR."

Researchers have admitted that it's "theoretical" to put a giant mesh bag around an asteroid to build space cities — but that it's technically feasible.
Off-World

"Roughly the size of Manhattan."

Robodogs can be both cute and scary, and now researchers in Korea say they've developed one that can climb walls and ceilings faster than its rivals.
Robot Dogs

No escaping one now!

Grocery stores have been forced to recall some prepackaged salad mixes after tons of people got sick from a baby spinach mix that gave them hallucinations.
Health & Medicine

People will really trip on anything these days.

A form of red giant known as red clumps have been founding to be "glitching" in their cores at an alarmingly high proportion.
Off-World

And the "glitches" are happening way more than expected.

NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal is in damage control mode after appearing in a TV ad for the since-collapsed cryptocurrency exchange FTX.
Blockchain

"I'm all in," he said in the ad.

NASA is very pleased with just how much material was released when it intentionally smashed its DART spacecraft into an asteroid in September.
NASA

NASA's spacecraft dislodged "six or seven rail cars" worth of loose rock and dust.