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As tensions mount with Russia, some are beginning to fear that geopolitical conflict might pose an existential threat to the International Space Station.
Off-World

"In theory, it’d be possible to detach — but I think it’s very unlikely to happen."

By Tony Ho Tran

Ukraine’s president has announced that Russian troops are moving towards the Chernobyl — and could risk damaging the sealed off nuclear reactor.
Future Society

One advisor is warning that an attack could lead to "radioactive nuclear dust" being "spread over the territory."

By Tony Ho Tran

Two gigantic clusters of galaxies smashed into each other around a billion years ago — and the collision's shockwaves spread so far that they absolutely dwarf our own galaxy.
Science & Energy

It makes your head spin.

By Victor Tangermann

Sea ice in Antarctica has officially reached a record low, according to the latest findings from the National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Climate Change

That’s not good.

By Tony Ho Tran

What if we told you that you could literally build buildings out of plastic bags and water bottles?
Science & Energy

This sounds mildly ingenious.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently said that he’d be willing to put aside his feud with Biden if he was ever invited to the White House.
Elon Musk

"They have nothing to worry about. I would do the right thing."

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology in Australia have managed to regrow bone by firing high-frequency sound waves at stem cells.
Developments

They can grow new bone from a patient's own cells.

By Victor Tangermann

Virgin Galactic announced that is has lost an astonishing $1 billion in 2020 and 2021, a colossal figure, given it made only $3.5 million in those years.
Off-World

This is grim news for the commercial spaceflight industry.

By Victor Tangermann

A few users who got scammed with the hoax "Cool Kitten" NFTs decided to get a little revenge on their swindlers with a coup.
NFTs

Here’s how they pulled it off.

By Tony Ho Tran

A Spanish company is pouring tens of millions of dollars into becoming the world's first commercial octopus farm.
Science & Energy

"Octopus farming would increase, not alleviate, pressure on wild aquatic animals."

By Noor Al-Sibai

It shouldn't come as a surprise that Ja Rule, rapper and grifter behind the Fyre Festival fiasco, is trying to get into the NFT game.
NFTs

Do you trust him?

By Victor Tangermann

Coinbase's Super Bowl stunt netted the crypto wallet company a ton of new users — and with it, way more scrutiny.
Future Society

Ouch!

By Noor Al-Sibai

Alexey Galda is a theoretical physics professor who likes to test out his research by jumping out of planes while wearing a wingsuit.
Physics

Everyone has a hobby!

By Tony Ho Tran

Scientists — and former astronauts alike — are excited for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope to scan distant worlds for signs of life.
James Webb Space Telescope

If there's alien life out there, this planet is an exceptional candidate.

By Victor Tangermann

China’s Yutu-2 rover just won’t stop making weird discoveries on the Moon. Its latest are several mysterious glass spheres found on the far side of the lunar surface. 
Moon

"The globules simply blow our mind..."

By Tony Ho Tran

A college student found himself in a heated situation when he briefly set fire to his kitchen while creating homemade rocket fuel.
Future Society

"Please keep your experiments in the lab and supervised by trained professionals."

By Tony Ho Tran

Some mad scientists have been training neural networks onto "The Simpsons" — and the results are demonic AF.
Artificial Intelligence

What's growing out of Bart's head!?

By Noor Al-Sibai

Elon Musk's back at it again, folks — and this time, he's accusing the federal government's Securities and Exchange Commission of leaking.
Elon Musk

What's he talking about?

By Noor Al-Sibai

A cargo ship carrying luxuries including Porsches lit on fire last week, forcing the crew of 22 members to evacuate in the Atlantic ocean.
Advanced Transport

"The cars are electric and part of the fire is the batteries that are still burning."

By Victor Tangermann

Virign Hyperloop, the company leading the charge on making the transportation system a reality, has laid off 111 workers, almost half of its staff.
Hyperloop

"Morale is low and there is no confidence in the new direction."

By Victor Tangermann