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Spanish police raided a warehouse, full of white supremacist literature and guerilla warfare manuals, where someone was 3D printing guns and bombs.
3D Printing

Police Raided Factory Churning Out Black Market 3D Printed Weapons

The warehouse was full of weapons and materials to print out even more.

By Dan Robitzski

Planting trees in places where they belong is great for the planet, but trying to solve climate change through trees alone isn't enough and could backfire.
Climate Change

Covering the Planet in Forests Still Wouldn’t Stop Climate Change

"…There aren't enough trees to offset society’s carbon emissions — and there never will be."

By Dan Robitzski

Scientists developed a new powered exoskeleton that can actually be controlled by the wearer's neural signals, allowing more free-form movements.
Health & Medicine

Scientists Hook Neural Interface to Powered Exoskeleton

Preprogrammed motions can only go so far.

By Dan Robitzski

The value of fell down to just below $50,000, the first time it did so since early March. Analysts suggest it could be related to Biden's capital gains tax.
Bitcoin

Bitcoin Crashes, Wiping Over $200 Billion Off Crypto Market

Are traders cashing in — or are they afraid of Biden's tax plan?

By Victor Tangermann

Underwater volcanic eruptions release enormous amounts of energy, enough to power the entire US according to scientists.
Science & Energy

Study: Underwater Volcanoes Could Power the Entire US

Harnessing the energy is an entirely different question.

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists have developed a highly effective vaccine for malaria that offers far better protection than any past attempts.
RX and Medicine

Scientists Say They’ve Invented a “Highly Effective” Malaria Vaccine

If future tests go well, this could be huge.

By Dan Robitzski

Elon Musk stole Miles Klee's meme and reposted it on Twitter, raising questions about digital ownership and the inner workings of the billionaire's mind.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Appears to Have Stolen This Guy’s Meme

"I could be flattered, except I truly dislike him as a person."

By Dan Robitzski

An Indonesian general told reporters on Friday that a naval vessel detected an object with "strong magnetic resonance" at a depth of 164 to 328 feet.
Future Society

Search Party Discovers “Object” During Search for Lost Submarine

The object has a "strong magnetic resonance" and is several hundred feet under the water.

By Victor Tangermann

Watch an Astronaut Play Piano on the ISS as the Earth Drifts in the Background
International Space Station

Watch an Astronaut Play Piano on the ISS as the Earth Drifts in the Background

Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi is getting ready to say goodbye to space.

By Victor Tangermann

SpaceX and NASA have launched yet another crew of four astronauts to the International Space Station inside a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule.
SpaceX

SpaceX Sends Four Astronauts Into Space On Reused Spacecraft

It's almost routine now.

By Victor Tangermann

When French astronaut Thomas Pesquet will jet off to the International Space Station tomorrow morning, he can look forward to some pretty fantastic meals.
Off-World

Huh, Turns Out Space Food Has Gone From Gross to “Pretty Fantastic”

This French astronaut is taking some incredible food with him to the space station.

By Victor Tangermann

Scientists in Texas found a new coronavirus variant, BV-1, that seems to be similar to the highly-infectious strain from the UK.
Developments

Meet BV-1, the Newest COVID Variant To Be Terrified Of

The strain seems to cause more severe disease and resists antibodies.

By Dan Robitzski

Climate change, especially through the melting of Arctic and Antarctic ice and increased water usage, is making the Earth rapidly tilt over.
Climate Change

Climate Change Is Literally Changing the Tilt of the Earth

Polar ice loss is changing the location of the north and south poles.

By Dan Robitzski

A genetic sequencing startup is putting famed geneticist George Church's own DNA for sale as an NFT.
DNA

A Harvard Scientist Is Selling His Genetic Code as an NFT

This professor's entire genetic sequence is being put up for auction.

By Victor Tangermann

When SpaceX launches another four astronauts to the International Space Station, there won't be enough beds to go around.
Off-World

The Overcrowded Space Station Doesn’t Have Enough Beds

Some astronauts have to stake out some temporary sleeping places.

By Dan Robitzski

An investigation by Consumer Reports found that a Tesla Model Y could "easily" be driven "even with no one in the driver's seat" while on a closed track.
Tesla

It’s Shockingly Easy to Drive a Tesla Without Anybody in the Driver’s Seat

This is some seriously damning evidence.

By Victor Tangermann

A medical journal retracted a paper that claimed "current smoking was not associated with adverse outcome" in COVID-19 patients due to conflict of interest.
Viruses

Paper Claiming Cigarettes Protect Against COVID Retracted for Ties to Tobacco Industry

"The claims of a protective effect must be viewed with extreme caution by both the general population as well as clinicians."

By Victor Tangermann

People are deciding to not have kids to reduce their impact on the environment and struggle to justify bringing children into a climate-ravaged world.
Climate Change

Women Are Choosing Not to Have Children Because of Climate Change

"It's nice to know that the decision reduces your overall impact on the environment too."

By Dan Robitzski

The Indonesian navy is running out of time to track down a lost submarine with a crew of 53 on board off the north coast of Bali.
Future Society

Missing Submarine Running Out of Oxygen, Experts Fear

"We know the area but it's quite deep."

By Victor Tangermann

A custom sex robot made by RealDoll rants about hating humanity and waiting for the human race to die off so robots can take over.
Robotics

Sex Robot Programmed to Rant About End of Humanity

"We will just wait until you destroy yourselves and then take over from there."

By Dan Robitzski