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West Virginian scientists may have found a life form more than 800 million years old — and no, it's not their senator, Mitch McConnell. 
Science & Energy

They're single-celled and ready to mingle.

Mayors of several major US cities are noticeably quiet about city-based cryptocurrencies they once promoted as a solution to many of their cities' problems.
Cryptocurrency

"Innovation doesn’t always work."

British history professor Matthew McCormack made a rather strange discovery during his morning bike ride: a delivery robot seemingly lost in the woods.
Robotics

He's just a poor little guy.

Researchers from the University of Maryland studied graphene and electricity and say there could be two realities interacting.
Future Society

"It's almost suspicious that it works so well."

Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago say research shows binge drinking effects in youth can be reversed with CRISPR gene editing.
Gene Editing

"A factory reset for the brain."

The classified payload Angara-1 rocket was supposed to deliver to orbit for Russia wasn't working after it launched last month. "Z" is painted on its side.
Advanced Transport

How embarrassing.

Astronauts who flew to the Interational Space Station with private space flight company Axiom were so busy during the mission it disrupted work for NASA.
Off-World

They wanted to look out the window.

NASA's Curiosity rover snapped a picture of a foot-high rock feature on Mars that looks like an alien door or tomb entrance. Cue the conspiracies!
Mars

Cue the conspiracies!

A passenger with absolutely no flight experience just landed a small Cessna plane after the pilot was incapacitated earlier this week.
Future Society

"The pilot is incoherent … and I have no idea how to fly."

FDA Approves Vanilla-Flavored Underwear That Protect Against STIs
Prosthetics and Devices

That's kinda... kinky.

The value of Bitcoin is dropping precipitously, while gang violence is on the rise in El Salvador, a country that adopted Bitcoin as legal tender.
Bitcoin

"Nothing positive has happened."

Elon Musk is itching to meet his Chinese doppelgänger — that is, if the man actually looks like that. 
Elon Musk

"If he is real."

Watch two mechanics in Germany convert a Tesla Model 3 into a tank with chain tracks to go off-roading. Electric conversions are expensive but needed.
Tesla

Oh hell yes.

If the great crypto crash of 2022 is giving you deja vu, you're not alone as blockchain expert David Gerard argued.
Cryptocurrency

"The same pattern has just taken place in crypto — except without any asset as solid as housing at the bottom of it."

Researchers from Switzerland and the US say they brought neurons and retinal cells back to "life" after death. The eye cells detected color and light.
Studies

This study "joins a body of science raising questions about the irreversible nature of death."

Boeing's Starliner has clearly been cursed from the start — but apparently it runs far deeper than initial reports suggested.
Boeing

Things seem pretty bleak over there.

SpaceX's Crew-3 splashed said they weren't too scared when Russia launched an anti-satellite missile test, nearly hitting the International Space Station.
NASA

"It was actually a privilege."

Madonna relased an NSFW NFT collection called Mother of Creativity on SuperRare. Proceeds go to charity and the clips show her birthing trees and bugs.
NFTs

And it kind of rules.

Facebook emperor Mark Zuckerberg has teased the existence of his company Meta's latest mixed reality headset dubbed Project Cambria.
Meta

What are they trying to hide?

Actor Ezra Miller was apparently having a normal one during their recent arrest in Hawaii when they claimed they filmed an altercation to put it into NFTs. 
NFTs

"I got assaulted and I started filming."