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Tesla’s Cybertruck Is a Killer Deal and Nobody Is Talking About It
Tesla

Tesla’s Cybertruck Is a Killer Deal and Nobody Is Talking About It

It's an abomination — but with a really compelling price tag.

By Victor Tangermann

The reactions are coming in for Tesla's cybertruck. Mostly in the form of ridicule on Twitter.
Advanced Transport

“A DeLorean Mated With a Pontiac”: Internet Reacts to Cybertruck

"It's a Hummer in low poly mode with none of the carbon footprint."

By Victor Tangermann

A demonstration of Tesla's new Cybertruck on stage seemingly backfired after the company's head of design smashed a window with a metal ball.
Tesla

Watch Tesla Accidentally Smash Cybertruck’s “Bulletproof” Window

Elon Musk: "Oh my fucking God."

By Victor Tangermann

Tesla’s “Blade Runner” Cybertruck Is an Absolute Monstrosity
Tesla

Tesla’s “Blade Runner” Cybertruck Is an Absolute Monstrosity

The only question: is that a good thing or a bad thing?

By Victor Tangermann

New research has determined that nearly extreme black holes can have "hair" — but the defining characteristic doesn't last long.
Science & Energy

Physicists Finally Find a Way to Tell Certain Black Holes Apart

It turns out, nearly extreme black holes do have "hair."

By Kristin Houser

A new deepfake shows what it would have looked like if the Apollo 11 mission failed and then-president Nixon had to deliver the backup speech he had ready.
Science & Energy

MIT Deepfake Shows Nixon Sadly Saying the Moon Astronauts Died

A video shows the speech Nixon would have given if Apollo 11 failed.

By Dan Robitzski

The Moon is covered in lunar swirls — magnetic anomalies that could act as natural shields from dangerous cosmic radiation.
Science & Energy

Spiral Formations on the Moon Appear to Deflect Cosmic Rays

This is weird. Very weird.

By Dan Robitzski

Physicist and author Arthur Miller shares his thoughts on the future of artificial intelligence, art, and what it means for machines to be creative.
Artificial Intelligence

Someday, Robot Artists May Have to Explain Their Creations to Us

Physicist Arthur Miller predicts creative machines, sentient AI, and the future of art.

By Dan Robitzski

The Boeing Starliner spacecraft has left its hangar and is now attached to the Atlas V rocket that will launch it into space for the first time.
Boeing

Boeing Unveils Spacecraft Built to Carry Astronauts to ISS

Starliner is just weeks away from its first trip into space.

By Kristin Houser

A new AI system called SchNOrb can probe the quantum mechanics of compounds to help scientists design new molecules from scratch.
Artificial Intelligence

AI Is Learning Quantum Mechanics to Design New Molecules

A new algorithm can predict the quantum behavior of molecules.

By Dan Robitzski

NATO has added space as its fifth operational military domain, meaning the organization will now protect member nations' off-world interests.
Off-World

NATO Boss: Space Is Now a Military “Operational Domain”

But the organization promises not to deploy any weapons.

By Kristin Houser

The staff at a French hospital refused to meet the ransom demand of hackers, instead responding to a cyberattack by handwriting all documents.
Future Society

Cyberattack Forces Hospital to Revert to Handwriting Everything

When hackers attacked, hospital staff picked up their pencils.

By Kristin Houser

This scientist from Oregon State University believes the professor who claims to have evidence of insects on Mars was just an example of pareidolia.
Exobiology

University Deletes Press Release Claiming Evidence of Bugs on Mars

Was he just seeing things?

By Victor Tangermann

A team of researchers from the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory designed a drone (SQUID) that can be shot high up into the sky using a special cannon.
Drones

Watch NASA’s Truck-Mounted Cannon Shoot Drones Into the Sky

The researchers want to take their idea to Mars and Titan.

By Victor Tangermann

Indian researchers have submitted a male birth control injection to regulators for approval, which it could have in as few as six months.
Developments

Fate of Male Birth Control Injection Now in Government’s Hands

"The trials are over... the product can safely be called the world’s first male contraceptive."

By Kristin Houser

The reports, obtained from police Nevada, describe an environment in which workers have repeatedly left meth, cocaine and heroin out in the open.
Tesla

Police Reports: Meth, Heroin, Cocaine Found at Tesla Factory

Reports describe an environment in which workers repeatedly left drugs out in the open.

By Jon Christian

NASA is sending a rover to Antarctica to train for missions during which it'll hunt for alien life in the icy oceans of far-off moons
NASA

NASA Is Testing an Alien-Hunting Submarine in Antarctica

Once it can handle Antarctica, it might be ready for the moons of Saturn and Jupiter.

By Kristin Houser

A doctoral candidate has a unique idea for how to colonize Mars: send bacteria to digest the soil and churn out useable raw materials for future settlers.
Mars

Unusual PhD Thesis: Let’s Use Bacteria to Colonize Mars

Both NASA and the ESA are reportedly interested.

By Dan Robitzski

Uber is trialing a new feature giving drivers and passengers the option of recording audio of their rides in a purported attempt to increase safety.
Advanced Transport

Uber Is Going to Start Recording Audio During Rides

It wants users to feel like "the lights are on" when they're in an Uber.

By Kristin Houser

An app called Spelfie can take a picture of you from a satellite. The resolution won't be good enough to pick yourself out, but it can show for big groups.
Science & Energy

This App Takes a Picture of You From a Satellite

You might have to squint.

By Dan Robitzski