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Cosmonaut Alexander Skvortsov, called the "Hero of Russia" won't return to the ISS because he'd have to help Americans with experiments in space.
Off-World

"Sorry, but there is no proper motivation for this."

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk used to hate NFTs.But now, the richest person in the world seems to have changed his mind about the non-fungible tokens.
Elon Musk

NFT fans are furious.

Terrifying new drone footage shows a massive tornado leaving a devastating trail of debris behind in Andover, Kansas.
Science & Energy

"It just didn't look real."

University of Maryland researcher David Kirsch says he's uncovered evidence that a network of Tesla bots has worked to shift perception of the company.
Elon Musk

"It would be more than a little ironic..."

A new video shows workers in protection gear unloading a yellow body bag from the back of a hearse in Shanghai — only to realize the person was still alive.
Developments

"It is irresponsible, really irresponsible."

A team of researchers suggest we could use existing quantum computing methods to build massive telescopes the size of entire planets.
Quantum Physics

The sheer scale!

New Zealand-based space startup Rocket Lab pulled off an amazing stunt on Tuesday: it caught the first stage of its Electron rocket with a helicopter.
Off-World

Yoink!

"Transformers" actor Megan Fox likes drinking blood from her boyfriend, the rapper Machine Gun Kelly's blood. Here's why that's a terrible idea.
Developments

Wait, what?

Scientists told national French news outlet AFP that human urine may be a way to better fertilize agricultural produce and reduce climate change.
Climate Change

"We are beginning to understand how precious water is."

Billionaire and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway said he wouldn't take $25 for all the cryptocurrency and bitcoin in the world. What happened?
Bitcoin

Why'd he switch up now?

Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University have created a special device that can trick you into feeling like a spider is crawling across your mouth.
Virtual Reality

Who wouldn't want to experience that?

The Event Horizon Telescope project, which brought us the first-ever image of a black hole back in 2019, is back for its latest announcement this month.
Science & Energy

They're promising something "groundbreaking."

Russian space chief Dmitry Rogozin may have it out for his own space agency.
NASA

"He never wanted this job."

Canada has snuck a Criminal Code amendment into its 2022 federal budget making it a crime to commit illegal acts — in outer space.
Off-World

Well, okay then.

There may be a link between cats and psychosis, according to new reserach from scientists at McGill University in Montreal.
Parasites

"Cat ownership in childhood may be a risk factor for psychotic experiences in adulthood."

Despite hackers stealing $13.7 million of Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs, interest was so high in its metaverse plots the Ethereum crypto blockchain crashed.
Ethereum

Smell that? It's blood in the water.

Black Sabbath frontman Ozzy Osbourne has tested postive for COVID-19, a disease that may have come from bats, 40 years after he bit the head off a live bat.
Developments

Destiny — and bats — comes for us all.

The European Space Agency posted new photos of Mars' topography captured by the Mars Express. The depressions look like "fingernail" scratches.
Mars

Are there monsters on Mars yet?

Tesla CEO Elon Musk told Twitter users he doesn't like Adderall, Ritalin, Wellbutrin and other prescriptions used to treat mental illness.
Elon Musk

Not cool.

Swimmer Ben Lecomte swam the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in the Pacific Ocean, where fish and animals thrive. Life created an entire unexpected ecosystem.
Climate Change

It's bittersweet.