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The White House is worried that a frustrated Russian President Vladimir Putin might turn to chemical, biological, or even nuclear weapons to tip the scales.
Future Society

US Create Emergency Plans Just In Case Putin Decides to Nuke the World

Have no fear. The Tiger Team is here.

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists discovered that the Earth's magnetic field fluctuated like clockwork every seven years, drifting westward at 900 mph around the equator.
Science & Energy

Scientists Discover Strange Tiny Signals Coming From Earth’s Core

"Tiny wiggles" in the planet's magnetic field are appearing like clockwork.

By Victor Tangermann

Comet Leonard flew a little too close to the Sun and likely broke into a million pieces during its closest approach.
Off-World

Unfortunate Comet Flies Too Close to the Sun, Disintegrates and Becomes a Ghost

Rest in peace.

By Victor Tangermann

There have been more than 360 people who have participated in NASA’s astronaut program. Of that number, just 15 have been Black.
NASA

Why Hasn’t NASA Hired More Black and Brown Astronauts?

NASA is at the forefront of groundbreaking space exploration — but when it comes to diversity, it's falling seriously short.

By Tony Ho Tran

The US government has finally released a UFO briefing report that the Director of National Intelligence sent to Congress in June 2021
Robots and Machines

US Government Releases Classified UFO Report With Huge, Intriguing Redactions

What's the government hiding?

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists created a newly discovered type of ice that could help us better understand whether other planets have enough water to harbor life as we know it.
Science & Energy

Physicists Create Freakish New Type of Ice

Wait, wasn't this the plot to that one Kurt Vonnegut novel?

By Noor Al-Sibai

Christopher Reddy, a scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, warns that a decaying oil tanker anchored off the coast of Yemen could explode.
Environment

Scientist Warns That a Huge Tanker Is Probably Going to Spill a Million Barrels of Oil Into the Ocean

This could get very, very bad.

By Tony Ho Tran

Now, the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule sending the fourth operational crew to the International Space Station has a name as well.
SpaceX

SpaceX’s Latest Spacecraft Officially Has a Name

"Crew-4 will fly to the International Space Station in a new Dragon capsule named..."

By Victor Tangermann

Some Experts Are Starting to Suspect That Antidepressants Can Be Quite Dangerous
Health & Medicine

Some Experts Are Starting to Suspect That Antidepressants Can Be Quite Dangerous

They might be doing more harm than good in some cases.

By Victor Tangermann

The Boeing 747 that crashed in a horrifying 90 degree nosedive is is puzzling experts and investigators looking into the dramatic accident.
Advanced Transport

Experts Puzzled by Video of Jet Diving Five Miles Straight Into Ground

“It’s hard to get the airplane to do this.”

By Noor Al-Sibai

A new paper suggests that quantum technology could allow future electric vehicle owners to be able to charge their cars in just three minutes
Advanced Transport

Scientists Say Quantum Tech Will Charge Electric Cars as Fast as Gas Ones

They say it could cut charging time down to three minutes.

By Tony Ho Tran

We finally have a date for SpaceX's long-awaited, first orbital test launch of its Starship spacecraft for "hopefully May."
Starship

Elon Musk Sets Tentative Date for First Starship Orbital Test Flight

Is it finally happening?

By Victor Tangermann

It looks like at least one corporation may finally have reached their ultimate frontier: advertising to us in our sleep. 
Neuroscience and Brain

Woman Says Coors Paid Her $1,000 to Successfully Inject Advertisements Into Her Dreams

"I had one [dream] where I was on a pogo stick jumping around with Coors products."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Researchers from the University of Minnesota (UM) developed the compound — dubbed GPHR-529 — as a form of non-hormonal male birth control.
Developments

Male Birth Control Pills Might Start Human Trials This Year

Scientists say the pill was 99 percent effective at preventing pregnancy in mice.

By Tony Ho Tran

Ukraine claims Russian forces have looted and destroyed the lab that was used to monitor radiation levels of nuclear waste at the Chernobyl nuclear plant.
Science & Energy

Ukraine Says Russia Destroyed Lab That Monitors Chernobyl Radiation Levels

Soldiers also reportedly looted highly dangerous samples of nuclear waste.

By Victor Tangermann

A 34-year-old paralyzed man, who even lost the ability to move his eyes due to ALS disease, is able to communicate again through a brain implant.
Prosthetics and Devices

Scientists Say Brain Implant Let Completely Paralyzed Man Communicate Again

"I myself could not believe that this is possible."

By Victor Tangermann

Bad news, weed nerds — it looks like SpaceX's maiden voyage won't have a "420" joke after all.
Starship

SpaceX Fans Annoyed That Starship Orbital Launch Won’t Involve a Weed Joke

"Starship 420 will always be remembered."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Beijing hopes to allow tourists to visit its Tiangong space station in the next decade — but it all depends on how many people actually want to do it.
Off-World

China Says It’ll Let Tourists Pay to Vacation on Its Space Station

"It is not a matter of technology but of demand."

By Tony Ho Tran

Six months ago, El Salvador made Bitcoin legal tender and began requiring all businesses take it — and according to actual Salvadorans, it's apparently been a disaster.
Bitcoin

El Salvador’s Bitcoin Gamble Has Become a Complete Mess

Where totalitarianism and Web3 inevitably meet in the middle.

By Noor Al-Sibai

The people behind a spinoff project based on the mega-popular Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) NFT collection are suing each other in federal court over who gets what.
NFTs

A Major NFT Project Is Falling Apart in a Storm of Lawsuits

Oof, this is messy!

By Noor Al-Sibai