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Portugal's navy recently demonstrated prototype weapons created out of remote-controlled toy cars modified to house grenade launchers.
Robots and Machines

If you see one of these toy cars coming at you, run.

By Kristin Houser

On Tuesday, the United States' first cannabis cafe opened in West Hollywood, California — and seven similar establishments are already in the works.
Future Society

Go ahead and cancel that trip to Amsterdam.

By Kristin Houser

After the members of a car group ICEd Tesla Superchargers in September, its organizers went out of their way to ensure the incident wouldn't happen again.
Tesla

It seems drivers of EVs and non-EVs can get along just fine.

By Kristin Houser

New calculations of the universe's outward expansion only make sense if it turns out that some black holes are actually giant blobs of dark energy.
Energy

Everything you thought you knew about black holes might be wrong.

By Dan Robitzski

China just revealed the spacecraft it wants to use to ferry astronauts to the Moon. In other words, a new Space Race is heating up.
Moon

The new Space Race is heating up.

By Victor Tangermann

The newly discovered exoplanet NGTS-10b has set a new record for shortest orbit, zipping around its star in just 18.4 hours.
Science & Energy

It zips around its star in just 18.4 hours.

By Kristin Houser

NASA's Mars InSight lander just detected some "peculiar sounds" thanks to its onboard seismometer that's capable of picking up on the tiniest of vibrations.
Science & Energy

Listen to the latest audio samples from NASA's Mars lander.

By Victor Tangermann

Using a camera-equipped drone, police were able to track down a fugitive living in a tiny cave after escaping from a prison camp 17 years ago.
Drones

After 17 years on the lam, the human trafficker is now back in prison.

By Kristin Houser

According to a decade-long study by a team of scientists, human activity emissions total up to 100 times more than all volcanoes combined.
Renewable Energy

"We are on the same level of carbon catastrophe which is a bit sobering."

By Victor Tangermann

Newly-shared pictures of the cotton plant China briefly grew on the Moon shows that it fared a little bit better than previously thought before freezing.
Science & Energy

The space agency nearly sent a tortoise to the Moon as well.

By Dan Robitzski

Members of the Thailand-based group UFO Kaokala believe they can talk to aliens through a portal on the Khao Kala mountain.
Off-World

And police recently raided it.

By Kristin Houser

NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine released a statement last week about how he's disappointed with SpaceX's efforts to return Americans to space.
NASA

Elon's latest beef, explained.

By Victor Tangermann

Researchers have found a way to coax the bacteria E. coli to produce psilocybin as a byproduct, potentially opening the door to mass production.
Health & Medicine

We need a way to mass produce this promising psychedelic compound. This could be it.

By Kristin Houser

A nuclear engineer in Russia was just fined $7,000 for using his top-secret lab's supercomputer to illegally mine Bitcoin at work.
Science & Energy

Denis Baykov used a top-secret nuclear lab's supercomputer to mine crypto.

By Dan Robitzski

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk uploaded a video on Tuesday showing the cavernous and unfinished inside of the space company's gargantuan Starship prototype.
Starship

Yep, there's plenty of room for passengers.

By Victor Tangermann

Hackers displayed porn on an electronic billboard in Michigan the day before others did the same thing using TV screens in New Zealand.
Internet Of Things

Drivers were surprised to see a threesome vid playing on an electronic billboard.

By Kristin Houser

SpaceX has published a new page on its website dedicated its Starship rocket, as well the Super Heavy, Starship's booster.
Starship

Here's a closer look at SpaceX's record-breaking rocket and booster.

By Victor Tangermann

A team of Japanese scientists have created artificial blood that can be used in any patient, regardless of their blood type.
Developments

If it moves into human trials, it could revolutionize trauma medicine.

By Victor Tangermann

Mark Zuckerberg told Facebook employees that Elizabeth Warren and her plan to break up tech corporations is an exisential threat.
Future Society

He called her plan to break up big tech an existential threat.

By Dan Robitzski

The Russian military is poised to begin testing Belgorod, a submarine that can launch six thermonuclear warhead-carrying deep sea drones.
Drones

The "Belgorod" will carry six thermonuclear warhead-carrying Poseidon drones.

By Dan Robitzski