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UV Nail Polish Dryers Can Result In Cancer-Causing Mutations, Study Finds
The ubiquitous UV nail polish dryer at your local nail salon could be deadly, with a new study finding repeated use might lead to cell mutations.
X-Men's Shocking New Evolution Twist Explained by Real Science
The Marauders’ discovery of Threshold has changed the X-Men’s entire history, but real evolutionary science helps explain the eon-spanning retcon.
A Simple Nanotech Solution Could End Foggy Glasses And Windshields
A team of Swiss university researchers has developed a coating that prevents glass surfaces from becoming foggy by using energy from the sun.
The Leap Second Is Going Away For Good. Here's Why That Matters
The leap second, which has caused tech mayhem ever since its introduction half a century ago, will finally be abolished starting in 2035.
Apple Watch & AI Can Help Detect Cardiac Dysfunction, Study Shows
Using the Apple Watch's electrocardiogram and proprietary artificial intelligence, researchers were able to detect early cardiac dysfunction.
Electronics Crafted From Mushroom Skin Could Make Tech More Sustainable
Scientists from Johannes Kepler University Linz say “MycelioTronics,” electronics made using fungal mycelium skin, could be a solution to e-waste.
The Big Bang Theory: 8 Times It Got Facts Wrong About Something Nerdy
Though it remains one of the most scientifically accurate comedy shows out there, even The Big Bang Theory veers from truthfulness from time to time.
Did A Space Asteroid Kill The Dinosaurs? Maybe Not
Massive volcanic eruptions likely contributed to the extinction of dinosaurs. They can also teach powerful lessons about the next Mass Extinction.
10 Science Magazines That Are Worth Paying For
With so many magazine subscriptions, it's hard to tell which science magazines are worth the money. Here are our top picks.
How Homeowners Can Claim Tax Credits & Rebates For Green Energy
With the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, homeowners can claim more tax credits and rebates. This will encourage the switch to clean energy.
Here’s How To Name Planets, Stars Discovered By James Webb Telescope
This contest is the chance for space nerds, astronomy enthusiasts, or just people who love space to get an opportunity to name an exoplanet.
Scientists Have Figured Out Why Asteroids Shoot Pebbles
The OSIRIS-REx spacecraft saw the Bennu asteroid shooting small pebbles. Research suggests it is a novel way of mineral rearrangement on such bodies.
Why The World Should Be Using More Nuclear Energy (And Why It Isn't)
Nuclear power is understandably considered dangerous by many, but in reality, it is a clean, safe, and efficient means of energy production.
Dyson Wants Robots To Clean Your Home And Do The Dishes
At the ICRA 2022 conference in Philadelphia, Dyson showcased 'secret robot prototypes' as part of a recruitment drive to hire more robotics engineers.
What Picture Did NASA Take On My Birthday? How To Find Your Hubble Photo
The Hubble telescope has taken a lot of pictures over the years. Want to see what it captured on your birthday? Here's how to find it in seconds!
This Futuristic Drone Can Fly, Dive Underwater & Hitchhike
Experts from Beihang University, the Imperial College London, and Empa have created a drone that can fly, swim, and also stick to a moving object.
How Much Did The James Webb Space Telescope Cost?
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) finally launched in December 2021 after multiple delays that resulted in severe cost escalations.
Elon Musk Doubles Down On Claim That Brain Chip Can Treat Morbid Obesity
Elon Musk keeps talking about Neuralink as a treatment for morbid obesity, but how likely is it and when will it be available for medical use?
Elon Musk And Jeff Bezos Using NASA As An ATM, Says Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders, a U.S. Senator from Vermont, criticized Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos for 'using NASA as an ATM' at the expense of taxpayers.
U.S. Tsunami Tech System Needs ‘Overhaul’ To Save More Lives
A new report found that the NOAA Tsunami centers and warnings systems are outdated, and urgently need major improvements in technology.