For decades, astronomers have theorized that black holes fall into three broad categories.
There are the stellar-mass black holes, which range from five to 50 times the mass of our Sun. Then, there are supermassive black holes (SMBHs), which…
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100 years ago, the battle for television raged
Television’s broadcast debut in 1936 unfolded like a plot made for the medium…
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Why RFK Jr.’s Purge Of Vaccine Advisors May Increase Your Health Costs
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. speaks alongside President Donald … More
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Researchers Uncover Fossils That Completely Challenge What We Thought We Knew About Prehistoric Reefs
A groundbreaking study published in Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology offers new insights into how ancient marine ecosystems functioned. The study, led by researchers from the University of Missouri, delves into the early…
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ESA studying impacts of proposed NASA budget cuts
PARIS — The European Space Agency is weighing options for programs affected by proposed major budget cuts at NASA as it also seeks to expand cooperation with other nations.
At a June 12 press briefing after a meeting of the ESA…
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China firm unveils maiden commercial flying car with 18.6-mile range
China’s GAC Group has officially debuted its Govy AirCab at this year’s Hong Kong International Auto and Supply Chain Expo. A two-seater, multirotor eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) vehicle, GAC has also announced it is now…
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6,200-year-old cone-shaped skull in Iran astonishes archaeologists
Archaeologists have uncovered the intriguing cone-shaped skull of a young woman who also suffered mysterious head trauma.
Excavations at a prehistoric Copper Age cemetery in Chega Sofla unearthed this skull, revealing an enduring cultural…
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German firm advances plan to build world’s first nuclear fusion plant
Proxima Fusion, a start-up based in Munich, has closed its Series A financing round, securing €130 million ($150 million). This latest infusion of capital brings the company’s total funding from both private and public sources to more than…
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Why Creators Are Craving Unfiltered AI Video Generators
Right, let’s talk about the elephant in the digital art room – censorship.
It’s 2025, and artificial intelligence is generating full-blown video content faster than you can boil a kettle. From dreamy cinematic visuals to raunchy roleplay…
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In a first, scientists create light from nothing in a virtual vacuum
Scientists at the University of Oxford have simulated a way to summon light, seemingly out of thin air. Their work is quite exciting as it taps into one of the strangest predictions of quantum physics, which is that empty space isn’t really…
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