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If you're excited about getting the new iPhone 14 Pro or Pro Max, you might want to wait for this obnoxious issue to be resolved first
Future Society

The New iPhone Camera Is Reportedly Rumbling Loudly

Not the ideal release.

By Frank Landymore

A new study warns that there may be a glaring error in the James Webb's calculations that could leave much of its data open to serious misinterpretation. 
James Webb Space Telescope

Harvard and MIT Scientists Warn That James Webb Data May Not Be What It Seems

This discrepancy could have some serious consequences.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Debuting last week at the Detroit Auto Show, XTURISMO can reach a top speed of over 60 miles per hour. It might be the real deal.
Advanced Transport

Startup Shows Off Flying Motorcycle That Can Cruise for 40 Minutes

Freedom... is a flying bike.

By Frank Landymore

A crypto token allegedly honoring the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II was sent soaring, before fully collapsing in on itself.
Blockchain

Gullible Idiots Horrified When Queen Elizabeth Alt Coins Crash in Value

"The queen and this token are dead. Let them Rest in Peace."

By Victor Tangermann

The lululemon yoga company manufactures much of its expensive workout wear in coal-powered factories — and its stans are super ticked off about it. 
Environment

Yoga Teachers Furious Over Lululemon’s Use of Environment-Destroying Factories

It's a start.

By Noor Al-Sibai

According to a new report from Europol, we have all the reason in the world to be extra vigilant about what we consume online.
Artificial Intelligence

Experts: 90% of Online Content Will Be AI-Generated by 2026

As the adage goes: don't believe everything you see online!

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Rare hexagonal diamonds known as lonsdaleite found only in meteorites may have originated from a dwarf planet's collision billions of years ago.
Off-World

Scientists Find Weird Ultra-Strong Diamonds From Obliterated Dwarf Planet

This goes hard.

By Frank Landymore

Tesla is struggling to get its employees back to working in-office, and CEO Elon Musk has responded with a more hardline and less accomodating approach.
Tesla

Tesla Morale Low As Workers Still Don’t Have Desks, Face Increased Attendance Surveillance

No desks, no parking spots, but more scrutiny.

By Frank Landymore

The widespread adoption of colder, bluer LEDs may not be worth the energy it saves if it causes so much disruption to the environment and our own lives.
Energy

Scientists Have Bad News About All These Energy Efficient LEDs

"This trend is widely increasing the risk of harmful effects to ecosystems."

By Frank Landymore

Have you ever wanted to rent an NFT? Neither did anyone else — and that's why an NFT rental platform has opted to shut its doors this week.
NFTs

NFT Rental Platform Shuts Down Due to “Close to Zero Traction”

Who ever could have foreseen this?

By Noor Al-Sibai

When a self-proclaimed hacker announced that it had breached Uber's security, some other ride-sharing company's employees seemed to think it was a joke.
Hacking

Uber Hack Was So Huge Employees Thought It Was a Prank

"I think IT would appreciate less memes while they handle the breach."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Mourners from across the country might have to queue over 24 hours just to get a glimpse of the Queen's coffin, but one artist claims to have a solution.
Robotics

Deranged Scheme Proposes Mounting Queen’s Coffin on Robot Arm

Maybe they're onto something.

By Frank Landymore

China claims it will build the world's biggest nuclear fusion reactors within the next six years, a highly ambitious timeline.
Energy

China Announces Plan for Hybrid Fission-Fusion Power Facility

We have our doubts.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Austrian astrophotographer Gerald Rhemann has really outdid himself with an absolutely stunning picture of comet Leonard, including its dazzling tail.
Off-World

This Photo of a Dying Comet Is So Incredible That It’s Melting Our Eyeballs

This shot is unreal.

By Victor Tangermann

The Australian programmer who claims to be the creator of Bitcoin has a super believable excuse for why he can't prove it.
Bitcoin

Guy Claims He Invented Bitcoin But Then “Stomped on the Hard Drive” Containing Proof

Will the real Satoshi Nakamoto please stand up?

By Noor Al-Sibai

Russia's UN delegation has released a statement, arguing commercial satellites could become a "legitimate target" if they were to be used against Russia.
SpaceX

Russia Issues Veiled Threat to Shoot Down Pesky SpaceX Satellites

The country is accusing the US of using commercial satellites "for military purposes."

By Victor Tangermann

As the saying goes, sort of: one being's 150 million year old pile of puked-out amphibian bones is another's scientific treasure.
Science & Energy

Scientists Absolutely Thrilled to Find 150 Million Year Old Vomit

What's old puke to some is a "tiny wonder" to others.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

ETHPoW, a popular proof-of-work alternative to ether, crashed after Ethereum's merge, leaving miners in a predicament.
Blockchain

Miners Forked Ether So They Can Still Pollute After the Merge, But It’s Already Crashing in Value

They just can't quit.

By Victor Tangermann

The search for evidence of life on Mars ramps up as NASA's Perseverance rover has already secured some promising samples containing organic matter.
Mars

NASA Seems Awfully Excited About Finding Organic Matter on Mars

A dried up lakebed has proven to be rife with organic material.

By Frank Landymore

A leading artificial intelligence expert is once again shooting from the hip in a cryptic Twitter poll that stokes the sentient AI debate he helped create.
OpenAI

OpenAI Chief Scientist: Should We Make Godlike AI That Loves Us, or Obeys Us?

He's back at it again, folks.

By Noor Al-Sibai