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Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa is having a blast on board the International Space Station. In a recent video, he can be seen "playing around in zero gravity."
Off-World

This is what actual space tourism looks like.

Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht sold an NFT collection for $6 million from prison. A DAO dedicated to releasing him from jail fundraised the purchase.
NFTs

"This is just the beginning."

Is AI inherently good, or inherently bad? Students at Oxford Business debate the Megatron AI about its ethic. "AI will never be ethical," it said.
Artificial Intelligence

AI is what you make it.

A new report including multiple scientists and researchers says that tornados like the one that killed dozens in Kentucky may be caused by climate change.
Climate Change

The Perfect Storm — part two, three, four...

Stanford professor Dr. Garry Nolan says he's studying brains of people who had UFO encounters and metal materials that don't "play by the rules" of Earth.
Robots and Machines

He's not kidding, is he?

One space flight emits more carbon dioxide than most of the world's population will create in a lifetime. Billionaire space tourism could ruin the climate.
Off-World

That's pretty messed up.

Eye drops that could potentially replace reading glasses for millions of people was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in October.
Health & Medicine

"It's definitely a life changer."

Before "The Matrix Resurrections" his theaters, fans can play a surprise open-world game called “The Matrix Awakens: An Unreal Engine 5 Experience.”
Future Society

What is Keanu Reeves planning to do with VR?

Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa arrived at the International Space Station, where he'll give away money to the public and share videos on YouTube.
Off-World

Give us those space dollars!

Eleven sailors stuck aboard an abandoned, damaged ship sent a frantic email for help. The crew were running out of food and began fishing to survive.
Science & Energy

"We have never suffered like this in our lives.”

Hackers targeted one of the largest cream cheese manufacturers in the United States and the results have been a schmear nightmare. 
Hacking

All your cream cheese are belong to us.

Tesla has had to make a rather awkward compromise when it comes to its upcoming and much-hyped Cybertruck — one giant windshield wiper.
Advanced Transport

One wiper to rule them all.

A team of scientists have created a sleeping bag that sucks on the legs and feet of astronauts to keep them healthy long term.
Off-World

Don't worry, there's a perfectly reasonable explanation.

There's an extremely extremely disturbing site where users goad each other to commit suicide — and Google won't take it out of its search results.
Future Society

This is just horrifying.

Pluto may be reinstated to its position as a planet — and other celestial bodies may join it. 
Off-World

It all depends on your definition of "planet."

Alphabet's AI research company DeepMind has released the next generation of its language model that almost has the reading comprehension of a high schooler.
Artificial Intelligence

A provocative claim!

Instead of grinding through rock with a massive grinder, a startup called Petra is hoping to dig tunnels using super heated gas.
Robots and Machines

Eat your heart out, Elon!

A group of scientists say that the Amazon Rainforest is on the brink of collapse — and could transform into a dry savannah in just five years.
Climate Change

"It's a nightmare."

Vice President Kamala Harris came under a little fire this week for the outrageous decision to not use Bluetooth headphones — but experts say she's right.
Future Society

There are valid criticisms of the VP — but this ain’t it.

Tesla CEO and meme thief Elon Musk tweeted last night that he was considering quitting his jobs to become a full-time influencer.
Elon Musk

He's joking, right?