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A team of astronomers was able to get a panoramic view of almost 1,000 of mysterious filaments at the center of the Milky Way.
Science & Energy

There are almost 1,000 of them — and we have no idea what they are made of and where they came from.

By Victor Tangermann

Apple's CEO has taken out a restraining order against a stalker who keeps emailing him photos of loaded guns and creeping around his house.
Future Society

Okay, this is dark.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Australian inventor David Mayman has flown his jetpack all over the world but sales are a failure becase of its practicality, weight and risk.
Advanced Transport

The skies are so empty.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A Washington, DC-based lobbying group representing a number of auto industry heavyweights, is abandoning the term "self-driving,"
Self-Driving Vehicles

That's Tesla's mess to deal with.

By Victor Tangermann

Elon Musk attempted to pay Jack Sweeney, a 19 year old who built a Twitter bot that tracks Musk’s private plane flights, to take down the account
Elon Musk

"I don’t love the idea of being shot by a nutcase."

By Tony Ho Tran

A remotely-controlled telescope has taken one of first images of the Webb in orbit — showing it as a tiny dot amongst a sea the stars and galaxies.
James Webb Space Telescope

It's amazing.

By Tony Ho Tran

A Massachusetts man may be choosing death over a life-saving transplant because his politics bar him from getting the COVID-19 vaccine. 
Developments

"My son has gone to the edge of death to stick to his guns."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Analysts expect 2022 to be a financial boon for Tesla — and that means its CEO Elon Musk could net billions of dollars in stock awards.
Elon Musk

"It’s been a nightmare 2022 thus far for investors."

By Victor Tangermann

A recently leaked video shows a full walkaround of an early prototype of Tesla's Cybertruck including its absurdly gigantic windshield wiper.
Advanced Transport

"That's ridiculous."

By Victor Tangermann

The three monkeys were recaptured on Saturday evening before being euthanized. The CDC didn't clarify why they were put down.
Science & Energy

We demand justice for the monkeys.

By Tony Ho Tran

Musk tweeted that he’s willing to eat a whole McDonald’s meal on television so long as the restaurant giant begins accepting Dogecoin.
Elon Musk

Do you think it'll work?

By Tony Ho Tran

This just in: the Trumps are mad that people are using their name to make money off of unwitting rubes. 
Cryptocurrency

The coin has existed since 2016.

By Noor Al-Sibai

The United Arab Emirates has announced a total ban on flying consumer drones anywhere within the country after last week's deadly attacks in Abu Dhabi.
Drones

The attack was the first of its kind that ended in fatalities.

By Victor Tangermann

As the Russian military are gathering forces near the Ukrainian border, a hacktivist group claims they hacked a Belarusian railway system.
Hacking

They also want to overthrow the president of Belarus.

By Tony Ho Tran

Tesla's original factory in Fremont, California has been able to push the envelope so much, it has become the most productive auto plant on the continent.
Tesla

Its California plant is now the most productive auto plant in North America.

By Victor Tangermann

Ernesto Lujan, a biologist and founder of medical startup dNovo, says his company has successfully transplanted human hair stem cells onto a mouse.
Developments

Has science gone too far?

By Tony Ho Tran

NFTs were supposed to help independent artists. Instead, many say that they're forcing to deal with a bunch of new headaches.
NFTs

"Every artist I know is getting their work jacked."

By Simon Spichak

A group of disgruntled Starlink customers recently to aired out their frustrations with SpaceX, the company behind the service, for their terrible service.
Future Society

"I think Elon is a very smart man and wish him the best, but I think his customer service for Starlink was non-existent."

By Tony Ho Tran

To keep the gene-hacked pig heart beating during the historic operation earlier this month, surgeons used a drug cocktail that includes cocaine.
Gene Editing

"The cocaine name pops out because everybody thinks, 'Oh my God, what is cocaine doing in here?'"

By Victor Tangermann

Swedish eVTOL startup Jetson is hoping to bring a $92,000 personal flying vehicle dubbed the Jetson ONE to market, a drone you can literally sit inside of.
Advanced Transport

"This is a machine made for mischief, basically."

By Victor Tangermann