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"Game of Thrones" star Emilia Clarke has spoken out about surviving two separate brain aneurysms while filming the epic HBO series in 2011 and 2013.
Developments

"It was the most excruciating pain."

By Victor Tangermann

Coinbase secretly announced it is "temporarily shutting down" a US-based affiliate program, according to Insider, scaring investors.
Cryptocurrency

"This is a MAJOR red flag."

By Victor Tangermann

Another of Neuralink's cofounders has left the neurotechnology company amid an apparent slow exodus of the Elon Musk venture's executives.
Brain

It doesn't seem to be going well at Neuralink, folks!

By Noor Al-Sibai

Protecting children online has never been easy. With the advent of facial recognition search engine PimEyes, the safety of children is even more at risk.
Facial recognition

"Services like this should be banned. That’s how you should regulate it."

By Frank Landymore

The sun was captured letting off a ball of gas — which, in other words, makes a solar flare seem a lot like a solar fart.
Off-World

Hey, knock that off!

By Noor Al-Sibai

The UK — which has announced a "red warning" for extreme heat — weapped London's 135-year-old Hammersmith Bridge silver foil to keep it from cracking.
Climate Change

They aren't ready for this heat.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Climate-change-driven heat waves spell disaster for the UK as the country buckles under its hottest night and day ever, back to back.
Climate Change

"We could see temperatures like this every three years."

By Frank Landymore

The Boulder City Fire Department is responding to an emergency call at the Hoover Dam, a hydroelectric dam and major tourist attraction.
Science & Energy

Well, that's not good.

By Victor Tangermann

Sales for EVs are at a record high. But, as one family in St. Petersburg, FL, found out, so are the costs of replacing their batteries.
Advanced Transport

The dark side of electric cars.

By Frank Landymore

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is producing more images than ever before — and its latest snapshot of the spiral galaxy Messier M74 is truly spectacular.
James Webb Space Telescope

"Oh, good god."

By Victor Tangermann

Over the weekend, one of the famed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles apparently rolled right over large swaths of the US as part of a summer storm system.
Climate Change

Okay, that's just hilarious.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A pair of space startups have teamed up to launch the first-ever private mission to Mars — a highly ambitious plan, Ars Technica reports.
Mars

"We're big fans of SpaceX and Starship. But there's got to be more than one company working at this."

By Victor Tangermann

Europe is being gripped by a devastating heat wave, forcing tens of thousands of people from their homes — and killing over a thousand more.
Climate Change

"We’re climate change refugees."

By Victor Tangermann

Living Carbon has gone back to carbon capture's literal roots, but with a twist: they've created genetically-modified, fast-growing trees.
Climate Change

And it's planting millions.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

NASA has released images of the mirrors of its James Webb Space Telescope after it was hit by micrometeoroids — fortunately, the damage was minimal.
James Webb Space Telescope

Right in the kisser.

By Victor Tangermann

Welcome to hell. A (checks notes) zombie fungus is infecting female flies and (checks notes) seducing male flies into mating with their undead corpses.
Science & Energy

"Our observations suggest that this is a very deliberate strategy for the fungus."

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Japanese scientists say cultured human muscle cells can stay swole with their bear serum injection. Bears hibernate without losing muscle, unlike humans.
Medical

Sounds like a premise for a superhero movie!

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A shocking new video shows a massive tidal wave sweep over the top of a two-story condo in Keauhou, Hawaii, amid a "historic" ocean surf.
Climate Change

"My condo was hit the first time and flooded everything."

By Victor Tangermann

Things are getting steamy in England — quite literally, in the case of one Royal Air Force base where it got so hot, the runway actually melted.
Climate Change

That's a serious heatwave!

By Noor Al-Sibai

A ship passed through a "milky sea" deep-water bioluminescence event in 2019. A new study about bioluminescence details the glowing ocean and biology.
Biology

"The sea was lit, but the waves were black."

By Lonnie Lee Hood