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An ominous and relatively uncharted region of space known as the "zone of avoidance" has been hiding a cluster of galaxies, according to astronomers.
Off-World

Astronomers Spot “Extragalactic Structure” Lurking In Obscured Zone of the Universe

A hidden trove of galaxy clusters.

By Frank Landymore

That "study" claiming that smartphones are going to turn humans into hunchbacks with claws by 2100 was paid for by a clickbait site, folks.
Studies

That “Research” About How Smartphones Are Causing Deformed Human Bodies Is SEO Spam, You Idiots

Paid for by the erudite minds at TollFreeForwarding.com.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Jeff Bezos' ex- housekeeper is suing him for discrimination that led to her allegedly having to literally sneak out out of his house to use the bathroom.
Jeff Bezos

Jeff Bezos’ Housekeeper Says She Had to Climb Out the Window to Use the Bathroom

Bezos' household staff allegedly developed health issues because they couldn't use the bathroom.

By Noor Al-Sibai

ALMA is one of the largest and most advanced radio telescopes in the world. And for reasons still unknown to the public, hackers decided to take it down.
Future Society

Hackers Just Took Down One of the World’s Most Advanced Telescopes

Why would they do that?

By Frank Landymore

After launching into orbit three months ago, China's top-secret spaceplane has released a mysterious object, which is now circling the Earth behind it.
Off-World

Chinese Spaceplane Releases Mystery Object Into Orbit

What could it be?

By Victor Tangermann

Another day, another Elon Musk feud on Twitter — except now, he's the owner of the social network, and he's beefing with AOC.
Elon Musk

AOC Says Her Twitter Account Broke After She Made Fun of Elon Musk

Shots fired!

By Noor Al-Sibai

Someone apparently thought it was a great idea to fly 500 drones over NYC as part of an ad experiment without much warning.
Drones

Huge Drone Swarm to Form Giant Advertisement Over NYC Skyline

"I think it’s outrageous to be spoiling our city’s skyline for private profit."

By Noor Al-Sibai

In the era of remote work, employers have turned to invasive "bossware" to police their employees. And now, the US government wants to step in.
Future Society

US Gov to Crack Down on “Bossware” That Spies On Employees’ Computers

"Close, constant surveillance and management through electronic means threaten employees' basic ability to exercise their rights."

By Frank Landymore

Advertisers are fleeing Twitter in droves now that Tesla CEO Elon Musk has taken over control. Now, he's trying to pick up the pieces and begging them to return.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Meeting With Advertisers, Begging Them Not to Leave Twitter

"Those type of provocations are not helping to calm the waters."

By Victor Tangermann

Chinese astronauts are reportedly planning to let monkeys loose on their brand-new space station to have them have sex with each other.
Off-World

China Plans to Send Monkeys to Space Station to Have Sex With Each Other

They're in for a wild ride.

By Victor Tangermann

Cats, ever the mischievous and frisky pets, may be harboring a lot more human DNA than once thought, possibly tampering crime scenes, a new study says.
Science & Energy

Cats May Be Tampering With Crime Scenes, Scientists Say

Curiosity may have killed the cat, but maybe a cat's curiosity could also implicate the wrong killer.

By Frank Landymore

A team of neuroscientists at the University of Wisconsin claim to have found a way to control how high mice can get on cocaine.
Neuroscience and Brain

Scientists Found a Way to Control How High Mice Got on Cocaine

This could be a game changer for treating addiction.

By Victor Tangermann

In a "serendipitous" turn of events, scientists inadvertently spotted an ultra-rare naked stellar core, the first for a star this massive.
Space

Scientists Spot “Stripped, Pulsating Core” of Star Caused By Horrific Accident

That's not normal.

By Frank Landymore

A team of Chinese researchers claim to have turned lunar regolith samples brought back by the country's Chang'e 5 mission into a source of fuel.
Off-World

Scientists Use Actual Lunar Soil Sample to Create Rocket Fuel

The process could work autonomously as well, no astronaut required.

By Victor Tangermann

After disappointing setbacks and delays, NASA has finally got its mission to an invaluable asteroid made of precious metals back on track.
NASA

NASA Sets Launch Date for Mission to $10 Quintillion Asteroid

It might be the core of ancient planet.

By Frank Landymore

According to an internal email obtained by The Washington Post, Musk wants to have Twitter charge users to view videos posted by content creators.
Future Society

Twitter Working on Plan to Charge Users to Watch Videos

Would you pay $10 to watch a video on Twitter?

By Victor Tangermann

Astronomers are puzzled by the strange behavior of a crooked cluster of stars, which appears to be following an alternative theory of gravity.
Physics

There’s Something Strange About How These Stars Are Moving, Scientists Say

These star clusters are seemingly defying the laws of physics.

By Victor Tangermann

Holly Herndon uses her AI twin Holly+ to sing a cover of Dolly Parton's "Jolene," and it's honestly impressive, albeit maybe a little ominous.
Artificial Intelligence

This Deepfake AI Singing Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” Is Worryingly Good

That's... not bad.

By Frank Landymore

The UN's upcoming COP27 climate conference in Egypt is basically a "greenwashing" waste of time, according to Greta Thunberg, who says she won't be going.
Climate Change

Greta Thunberg Says UN Climate Conference Is a Scam and She’s Not Attending

"The COPs are mainly used as an opportunity for leaders and people in power to get attention, using many different kinds of greenwashing."

By Frank Landymore

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is desperately trying to turn his $44 billion investment into successful business venture by leveraging Tesla employees.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Pulling Engineers From Tesla Autopilot to Work on Twitter

This is pure chaos.

By Victor Tangermann