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In what sounds like a strange act of divination, the current crew of the International Space Station just used tea leaves to identity the station's leak.

They Found the Space Station Leak… Using Tea Leaves

By Victor Tangermann

On Thursday, Tinder announced several new app features that could — thankfully — bring the reality of online dating more inline with the ideal.

Tinder Announces “Panic Button,” Anti-Catfishing Features

By Kristin Houser

Ride-hail startup Lyft is adding a "panic button" that automatically calls 911 when pressed to its app in an effort to improve rider safety.

Lyft Adds “Panic Button” to App to Make Your Rides Safer

By Kristin Houser

A Model 3 that crashed into the side of a tractor-trailer in Florida, killing the driver of the Tesla, had Autopilot engaged at the time of impact.

Report: Tesla Had Autopilot Engaged During Fatal Florida Crash

By Kristin Houser

Parked Teslas Keep Catching Fire for Seemingly No Reason

Parked Teslas Keep Catching Fire for Seemingly No Reason

By Kristin Houser

Pilots on board the Lion Air plane that crashed in October "scoured a handbook as they struggled to understand why the jet was lurching downwards."

Confused Pilots Were Reading Boeing 737 Handbook as Plane Crashed

By Victor Tangermann

These NASA Approved Glasses Are the Safest Way to Watch Next Week’s Solar Eclipse

These NASA Approved Glasses Are the Safest Way to Watch Next Week’s Solar Eclipse

By Kaitlyn Wylde

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Self-Driving Vehicles

Apple Just Got Approved to Test Its Autonomous Cars on Real Roads

By Chelsea Gohd

Mitsubishi Uses Deep Learning to Detect Distracted Drivers

Artificial Intelligence

Mitsubishi Uses Deep Learning to Detect Distracted Drivers