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The rapping CEO who got arrested for alleged crypto laundering isn't a flight risk because, her lawyer says, she wants to stay close to her frozen eggs.
Bitcoin

This case truly has everything.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A robot travelled to the most-damaged Fukushima reactor and photographed mounds of melted fuel that sank following the tsunami that destroyed the facility.
Environment

That's gotta be expired, right?

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange is investing $200 million into Forbes so that the website can become publicly traded. 
Cryptocurrency

Okay, this is messy.

By Jon Christian, By Noor Al-Sibai

While we anxiously await the first orbital test flight of SpaceX's Starship, CEO Elon Musk tried to keep our — and investors' — spirits up.
Starship

"These are crazy low numbers by space standards."

By Victor Tangermann

The Biden administration has unveiled a massively ambitious plan to install roughly 400,000 EV chargers between now and 2030.
Advanced Transport

"America must lead the electric vehicle revolution."

By Victor Tangermann

A team of scientists from Harvard and Emory University created 500 "biohybrid" fish that had their tail fins lined with human heart cells.
Robots and Machines

"When we opened the incubator, all of the fish were kind of swimming by themselves."

By Victor Tangermann

Researchers have discovered that nearly 33 percent of all Americans have detectable amounts of a weed-killing chemical in their bodies. 
Developments

This is grim.

By Tony Ho Tran

A geomagnetic storm earlier this month caused 40 of SpaceX's broadband-beaming Starlink satellites to fall out of orbit shortly after launch.
SpaceX

Fortunately, they "pose zero collision risk with other satellites."

By Victor Tangermann

Dr. Phil Accused of Withholding Guest’s Medication to Make Her Seem “Crazy”
Health & Medicine

"Make sure she doesn’t take her medication before she goes onstage."

By Tony Ho Tran

SpaceX has successfully stacked its orbital-class Starship prototype dubbed Ship 20 on top of its Super Heavy booster.
Starship

What a sight.

By Victor Tangermann

Seattle-area Mazda drivers found themselves in NPR hell after their cars refused to tune into anything else due to a glitch.
Advanced Transport

A terrible fate!

By Noor Al-Sibai

A team of astronomers have discovered evidence for yet another exoplanet orbiting Proxima Centauri, our closest neighboring star.
Exoplanets

"The discovery shows that our closest stellar neighbor seems to be packed with interesting new worlds, within reach of further study and future exploration."

By Victor Tangermann

An animal rights advocacy group accuses Neuralink and Elon Musk specifically of facilitating and funding the torture and mutilation of monkeys. 
Neuroscience and Brain

"The documents reveal that monkeys had their brains mutilated in shoddy experiments and were left to suffer and die."

By Tony Ho Tran

The agency conducted a report in response to a recent request by SpaceX to launch the second generation of Starlink satellites into orbit.
NASA

NASA also says the swarm could threaten the whole Earth.

By Tony Ho Tran

Aa team of researchers from the University of Reading in the UK found that it's possible to encourage rain by supercharging clouds with electricity.
Science & Energy

Real life wizardry.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Avi Loeb wants to capture a high-res image of a UFO in two years with the Galileo Project, using telescopes on the Harvard observatory roof.
Exobiology

Can he pull it off?

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Planetary scientists believe they've unlocked two mysteries about Saturn while studying its atmospheric currents.
Off-World

This unlikely pair of findings answers decades-old questions about the ringed planet.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla cut corners to deal with the rampant supply chain issues — putting yet another hurdle in the way to level three full-self driving cars. 
Self-Driving Vehicles

Another bump in the road for Elon’s full self-driving promise.

By Tony Ho Tran

The UK chapter of the World Wildlife Fund has cancelled its NFT project after critics pointed out it's still based on the polluting Ethereum blockchain.
NFTs

"My initial response was they must be joking.'"

By Victor Tangermann

Threats of Russian invasion have led the Ukrainian military to a bizarre training location — the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone. 
Military

Pripyat may not be as radioactive as one would expect.

By Noor Al-Sibai