Science & Tech

A disk of debris—torn from a melting exomoon—that is accumulating and orbiting the star?

The coincidences are piling up

More is unknown than known

Planet's “hexagon” still remains despite all the turbulence & turmoil

An idea which might force a rethink of our interpretations of fundamental physics

Nothing quite says "democratic" like criminalizing your opposition and cheering their being censored by foreigners halfway across the world

Exoplanet about nine times bigger than Earth

Claim Swedish YouTuber is being "blackmailed."

“We suspect that we could adapt to human flesh if need be.”

One can only assume paying this "protection money" to the ADL was an effort to keep his channel from being deleted

Researchers claim they've barely begun to scratch the surface

Announcement could be around the corner.

It is being called “the Pacific marine heatwave of 2019”, and officials are warning that it could have very frightening implications if it does not dissipate soon

“We are not playing political games.”

Until DARPA is ready to censor information and punish people for “wrong thinking”, there’s Microsoft’s ElectionGuard software

Slavoj Zizek says the prospect is "pretty horrifying."

The decision was made after the site was unable to find a buyer

Mars is a cold, inhospitable desert today - but features dry riverbeds

Car-sized rock deemed too small to be a threat

Welcome to your digital gulag.

Extremely bright blue, green light shocks scientists

Google-owned YouTube announced on Tuesday that they've purged over 17,000 channels, 100,000 videos and a whopping 500 million comments in just three months after changing their rules on "hate speech."

Global weather patterns have definitely been behaving very strangely all year long, and we could most certainly see even more surprises in the weeks ahead

Would partner with Big Tech to use spy data from Amazon, Google and Apple.

The "food of the future" may be dead bodies.

The US Coast Guard along with the British Royal Navy have also been sent to the region

This paper could give us a clue as to why they appear to be aiming to pick right-wingers off one by one rather than all at once

The big social media companies are going to just keep coming up with more ways to make their products addicting

Do as we say, not as we do.

DARPA declares war on memes.

Monitors how often students look up, whether they're listening or not.

"You should have far more rights about your data usage than we have today.”

Now we are dealing with a hurricane that is so intense that it could be considered to be a “Category 6 storm” if the Saffir Simpson scale was expanded

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency wants custom software that can unearth fakes hidden among more than 500,000 stories, photos, video and audio clips

Material expected for patients wearing prosthetic hands