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UK credit broker Money.co.uk outlined how much it would cost to get a mortgage for a house on the Moon. Their numbers are way off.
Moon

What a steal.

A SpaceX Falcon 9's second stage lit up the skies like a spectacular fireworks display around 4am local time over the Seattle area during reentry.
SpaceX

The videos are incredible.

In a new report, the US National Academies of Sciences is recommending to study the feasibility of dimming the Sun, thereby fighting climate change.
Climate Change

Is this really our answer to climate change?

Max Hodak, Neuralink co-founder, has an idea for an entirely new religion — and it involves tripping on natural substances to feel the grace of God.
Future Society

It might already exist.

The SpaceX Crew Dragon dubbed Resilience currently docked on orbit to the International Space Station "annunciated false emergency messages" yesterday.
SpaceX

"Dragon Resilience keeping the ISS crew on their toes."

Celebrity humanoid robot Sophia just sold a digital artwork as a non-fungible token (NFT) for $688,888, as Reuters reports.
NFTs

What's next? Robots buying other robots' digital artwork?

According to Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the company's long-awaited electric pickup will have "no handles."
Elon Musk

"There will be no handles."

A study suggests that the mysterious, giant blobs hidden in the Earth's mantle might be the remains of a protoplanet that crashed billions of years ago.
Science & Energy

Theia's impact with the Earth created the Moon — and perhaps left some shrapnel behind.

Digital artist Beeple, otherwise known as Mike Winkelmann, decided to sell his share of $53 million in ether he got for selling an NFT.
Cryptocurrency

He sold out almost immediately.

The European Southern Observatory published a video that shows what it would be like to leave Earth, plunge into M87, and arrive at its central black hole.
Science & Energy

From Earth to M87* in under a minute.

IBM's Project Debater AI is getting better and better at crafting arguments. We're dreading what will happen when that thing makes its way to the public.
Artificial Intelligence

IBM's Project Debater is getting more sophisticated, and it sounds exhausting.

An invisible force is tearing apart the closest star cluster to the Solar System — and astronomers are trying to figure out why.
Science & Energy

Could it be dark matter?

A Marine Corps F-35B fighter jet had its Gatling gun discharge a 25mm armor piercing high explosive round causing at least $2.5 million in damages.
Future Society

That wasn't supposed to happen.

According to the latest rumors, Apple's virtual reality headset will incredibly light, weighing in at less than 150 grams, less than an iPhone 12.
Virtual Reality

Apple's upcoming headset could be lighter than an iPhone 12.

A new image, released by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration, shows the black hole at the center of the M87 galaxy in polarized light.
Science & Energy

We've never seen a black hole in this much detail.

Crypto fan Cameron Winklevoss says that the NFT fad is going to "liberate art." This whole exercise is getting exhausting.
NFTs

Congratulations, you bought a JPG. Stop pretending it means anything.

Europe Builds Autonomous Robotic Orb to Explore Lunar Caves
Robotics

To picture DAEDALUS, think of BB-8 from "Star Wars" minus the head.

Richard Stallman, the former MIT scientist who defended Jeffrey Epstein and criticized age of consent laws, was just restored to a position of power.
Future Society

Hundreds of foundation members have signed a furious open letter.

A new startup is pitching exciting new lab-grown meat products the world may or may not be ready for: Wagyu meatloaf, lamb burgers, and elk sausages.
Future Society

Why eat lab-grown chicken nuggets if you can eat lab-grown elk sausage?

A gruesome study found that one kind of brain cell actually gets more active and starts to grow for hours after people die.
Neuroscience and Brain

So-called zombie genes make brain cells grow bigger and bigger for several hours.