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This just in: you're not going to die if you eat the stickers that come on your grocery store fruits and veggies!
Developments

Rejoice! The New York Times Says It’s Fine to Eat the Stickers on Vegetables

The paper of record has weighed in.

By Noor Al-Sibai

The international space community was in shock when Russia tested an anti-satellite missile. SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has yet to issue a statement.
Off-World

Everyone’s Condemned Russia Blowing Up a Satellite… Except Elon Musk

Elon Musk is being uncharacteristically quiet about the incident.

By Victor Tangermann

A recording of the International Space Station crew scrambling for safety after a Russian anti-satellite missile test has been released.
International Space Station

Hear the Moment ISS Crew Scrambles for Safety from Russian Satellite Debris

The astronauts were fully prepared to yeet themselves out via escape pod back to Earth.

By Tony Ho Tran

Experts say that neural implants that can deliver pleasure directly to our brains are coming soon. The question is what it will mean for us when they do.
Prosthetics and Devices

What Are the Ethics of an Implant That Delivers Pleasure Directly Into Your Brain?

"I mean everyone's got wants and needs. Some people may go farther for whatever it may be."

By Dan Robitzski

A team of researchers might have developed an incredibly promising way to treat — and possibly vaccinate against — Alzheimer’s disease. 
Treatments

Potential Alzheimer’s Treatment Restores Lost Memories in Mice

They might be able to develop a vaccine for the disease as well.

By Tony Ho Tran

NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover has scooped up its next Martian soil sample — and this time, the rock has got a fascinating, new geological feature.
Mars

NASA Mars Rover Samples Mars With “Greenish Mineral”

"Hypotheses are flying!"

By Victor Tangermann

Russia's Ministry of Defense is defending its reckless actions after blasting an old satellite into 1,500 trackable pieces of space debris.
Off-World

Russia Says Actually It’s Fine That It Blew Up a Satellite, Filled Orbit With Deadly Space Junk

The "resulting fragments do not pose any threat to space activities."

By Victor Tangermann

A new music video from rapper Post Malone features an NFT product-placement cameo that is much more bizarre than you'd expect.
Ethereum

Watch Post Malone Buy An NFT While We Slowly Chart Our Descent Into Hell

And to think that crypto was less weird before.

By Noor Al-Sibai

The cryptosphere is abuzz over a Florida court case in which the plaintiffs are claiming that one of the co-creators of bitcoin is dead.
Bitcoin

Dubious Court Case Claims Bitcoin Co-Creator Is Dead

All roads lead to Florida.

By Noor Al-Sibai

A new theory posits that, actually, wormholes can remain stable enough for particles to enter it and leave through the other side.
Science & Energy

New Paper Claims That Yes, You Could Climb Through a Wormhole to a Distant Galaxy

The theory shows what happens beyond the event horizon.

By Tony Ho Tran

Michael Rowan-Robinson, astronomer at the Imperial College London, may have found evidence for the elusive Planet Nine in 1983 infrared observations.
Solar Power

Scientists May Have Accidentally Spotted an Extra Planet in Our Solar System

Okay, that's fascinating.

By Victor Tangermann

US government agencies are in surprising lockstep as they condemn Russia for unexpectedly exploding one of its own satellites.
Off-World

US Agencies, Military Rush to Condemn Russia Blowing Up Satellite

"It is unthinkable..."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Massive rain, dust, and snowstorms (yes, snow too) in Aswan, Egypt have caused swarms of scorpions to wreak havoc on the city.
Climate Change

Killer Storms Drive Deadly Scorpion Swarms Into Home-Invading Fury

At least three people have died due to venomous scorpion stings.

By Tony Ho Tran

David Beasley, the director of the WFP, called Tesla CEO Elon Musk's bluff, providing him with a detailed plan to save 42 million people from hunger.
Elon Musk

UN Calls Elon Musk’s Bluff, Providing Detailed Plan to Prevent World Hunger

"The world is on fire."

By Victor Tangermann

The US Space Command announced that Russia was behind the debris field that threatened the ISS after it tested an anti-satellite missile on Monday.
Off-World

Russia Blows Up Satellite, Forcing Its Own Cosmonauts to Cower in Fear

"Their actions are reckless and dangerous."

By Tony Ho Tran

Maybe it’s not surprising, but they're filming porn in Teslas on Autopilot and Full Self-Driving. Yes, Tesla porn -- with no driver.
Tesla

Oh Great, They’re Filming Porn Inside Teslas on Autopilot

"This is the opposite of safe sex."

By Ashley Bardhan

For the second time in a week, the International Space Station (ISS) has gotten close enough to an interstellar "debris cloud" to cause the team of astronauts aboard to take refuge in their exit spaceships. 
Off-World

ISS Astronauts Shelter in Escape Vehicles as Mysterious Debris Threatens Station

What's happening to the final frontier?

By Noor Al-Sibai

A gruesome new study finds that not only are pregnant women in the United States more likely to die by homicide than maternal illness, but that they are most likely to be killed by their partners.
Studies

Pregnant American Women More Likely to Be Killed By Their Partners than by Illness

Evidence for the correlation between pregnancy and murder is growing.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Earlier this month, NASA announced where it is planning to probe the lunar surface for water ice — potentially a watershed moment.
Moon

NASA Reveals Moon Location for Ice Drilling Mission Next Year

This tiny drill will attempt to drill up to three feet into the lunar surface.

By Victor Tangermann

Fortnite has officially withdrawn its servers from China, and in doing so has abandoned the world's largest gaming market.
Future Society

Here’s The Real Reason Why Fortnite Just Abandoned China

There's a lot going on here.

By Noor Al-Sibai