Read the latest articles from Futurism (Page 527)

Saturn's beautiful rings are vanishing, scientists say — but it's happening slowly, at least, in a geological or cosmic timescale.
Off-World

"Very, very sad."

An extraordinary image from the ESA shows the Sun from much closer than Earth — and spoiler alert, it's pretty incredible.
Off-World

The more you zoom in, the more incredible it becomes.

It's all fun and free speech until someone gets hurt — especially if that someone is the notoriously mercurial Elon Musk.
Elon Musk

Do as he says, not as he does.

Well, turns out that SpaceX's latest Crew Dragon capeule, "Freedom," is probably going to be the last of the iconic spacecraft ever made. 
Crew Dragon

No tears, please.

A Florida couple is headed to space with Blue Origin -- and then, they say, possibly on a longer orbital trip via Elon Musk's SpaceX.
SpaceX

"Hopefully, we can do it four times."

A physicist from the UK named Melvin Vopson is raising a startling possibility: that dark matter might be information itself.
Science & Energy

Okay, that's a fascinating idea.

SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk says that he's caught COVID — again, that is, because he already caught it, way back in 2020.
Developments

Not again, Elon!

Could a powerful slap actually kill a person, as was suggested after Will Smith's Oscars altercation with Chris Rock? Let's examine the science.
Developments

An investigation.

NASA has finalized the list of targets that the James Webb Space Telescope will study, but is keeping the first one a secret.
James Webb Space Telescope

What'll they study first?

A new interview with Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk paints him as the lonely, eccentric hero working to colonize Mars, champion AI and harness solar power.
Elon Musk

Oh, please.

The UK's Lake District is equipping paramedics with their own Jet Suits, aka jet packs, created by Gravity Industries for emergency response.
Advanced Transport

They can fly nearly 100 mph!

Billionaire Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said Starlink terminals can outmaneuver Russian milles to maintain internet connectivity for Ukraine.
Elon Musk

"I hope we do not have to put this to a test, but I think we can launch satellites faster than they can launch anti-satellites missiles."

Scientists say the Great Barrier Reef is suffering its six mass bleach event because of heat waves caused by climate change.
Climate Change

More than half is "bleached completely white."

Government-backed North Korean hackers are likely behind a hack aimed at more than 300 people that used a Google Chrome zero-day vulnerability to exploit.
Hacking

So is the US gonna do... anything?

A new report published yesterday includes testimony from Tesla employees who say they were called racist slurs and later fired.
Future Society

"They didn’t want a Black face up there."

A new robot created at the University of Tokyo is so dextrous it can peel a banana without smushing it, using two arms with two fingers each.
Robotics

You're pretty good with your hands, buddy!

Does one need any more proof that indie sleaze is back in vogue?
Hacking

"It was like, my coolest hacker moment."

Museums financially strapped by the pandemic have turned to non-fungible tokens (NFTs) to help them recoup money from eager collectors.
NFTs

Does a da Vinci by any other name smell as sweet?

The US Wildlife Services department killed about 200 animals every hour in 2021 in the name of agriculture, human safety and disease management, apparantly.
Science & Energy

They even killed a bald eagle.

NASA and Clemson University are launching a rocket mission directly into the Northern Lights to study temperature, plasma and wind.
NASA

They're studying plasma in the atmosphere.