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Arizona has refurbished its old gas chamber to execute more death row prisoners again. The state also purchased gas used by Nazis during the Holocaust.
Future Society

Arizona Has Fixed Up an Old Gas Chamber So It Can Kill Prisoners Again

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is well aware of a potentially fatal flaw in the company's plan to use a Moon base as a refueling station.
Moon

NASA Is Planning to Land on Far Side of the Moon for the First Time

The agency wants to gather data to eventually send humans there.

An NFT of the Doge meme has been sold for more than $4 million on Friday making it the highest ever paid for an NFT of a meme.
NFTs

An NFT of the Original “Doge” Pic Just Sold For $4 Million

Doge is now the highest-earning NFT meme ever.

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3D Printing

This Futuristic Robot Arm Is a 3D Printer, Laser Engraver, and Much More

The Rotrics DexArm is a great STEM hobby for you and your family.

In the new photos from China's Mars lander, there's an interesting detail with profound implications for the future of Mars exploration: a huge hole.
Mars

Check Out This Huge Hole That China’s Mars Rover Blasted Into the Ground While Landing

"Now that's a crater."

Three members of an independent advisory panel to the FDA resigned in protest after the agency approved a controversial Alzheimer's treatment.
RX and Medicine

Furious FDA Advisors Resign to Protest Approval of Alzheimer’s Drug That They Say Doesn’t Work

"This might be the worst approval decision that the FDA has made that I can remember."

The Bitcoin Mining Council, a group of miners trying to make crypto more sustainable, left a prominent figure in the industry behind: Elon Musk.
Elon Musk

Sustainable Bitcoin Mining Group Disavows Elon Musk

Elon's antics, the group decided, are simply too much.

Scientists were puzzled to discover an "exceptionally rare" star, located toward the center of our own galaxy, that appears to be blinking on and off.
Science & Energy

Scientists Puzzled by Star That Appears to Be Blinking on and Off

Okay, that's a new one.

China released a series of new photos of the surface of Mars from its Zhurong rover this morning -- and took a victory lap in state media.
Mars

China Releases New Photos From the Surface of Mars

Impressive.

A farmer in Wales built his own Bitcoin mine, which he powers by burning the methane emitted from his cows' decomposing turds.
Energy

A Farmer Is Using Cow Turds to a Power Bitcoin Mining Operation

Well, it's cleaner than coal.

Elon Musk finaly showed off the new Tesla Model S Plaid playing the game "Cyberpunk 2077" during a brief demo event on Thursday.
Elon Musk

Elon Musk Plays Cyberpunk 2077 on Tesla’s In-Car Console

For all the game's flaws, that's actually an impressive feat.

Royal Caribbean's first cruise after a year of pandemic-related shutdowns already has a coronavirus outbreak after two passengers tested positive.
Developments

The First Cruise Ship Since the Pandemic Already Has a COVID Outbreak

Not again!

The White House's plane was grounded by cicadas. One particularly adventurous cicada managed to get a hold of POTUS Joe Biden.
Future Society

Watch President Biden Get Attacked by a Brood X Cicada

"It got me."

Uber accidentally offered health insurance to some of its drivers then took two weeks to clarify that they're actually ineligible.
Advanced Transport

Uber Offers Drivers Health Insurance, Then Says Oops Nevermind

What a fun reminder of the benefits Uber refuses to provide.

Congressman Louie Gohmert suggested in a bad-faith argument against climate change legislation, that the government should try to adjust the Moon's orbit.
Climate Change

Congressman Asks If Changing the Moon’s Orbit Could Fight Climate Change

It can't!

Chinese authorities arrested over 1,100 people accused of laundering money through Bitcoin in order to hide their telecom fraud.
Bitcoin

China Arrests Over 1,100 People for Laundering Crypto

The Chinese government has been cracking down on fraud for months.

Archeologists in Israel made an incredibly rare discovery in the ancient industrial zone of Yavneh, a central Israeli city: a 1,000 year old chicken egg.
Science & Energy

Archeologists Discover 1000-Year-Old Egg, Accidentally Break It

"Even at the global level, this is an extremely rare find."

New research found over 500 new fast radio bursts, giving scientists much more to work with as they figure out what's causing them.
Science & Energy

Scientists Found Hundreds of New Mysterious Signals From Deep Space

A telescope identified hundreds of new fast radio bursts.

The European Space Agency (ESA) has announced it is also planning to take a trip to Venus to get a closer look.
Off-World

Europe Is Also Sending a Spacecraft to Explore Venus, a Blazing Hellhole

Scientists are itching to get a better look.

After making Bitcoin legal tender, president Nayib Bukele wants to use volcano-based geothermal energy to mine the cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin

New Facility Will Use Volcano to Power Bitcoin Mining Operation

El Salvador's president wants to use geothermal energy to mine crypto.