OceanX’s mechanical technology works on a submarine at the Triton Facility in Sebastian, Florida, October 25, 2019. (Scott McIntyre/The New York Times) Some were legendary ships that have fascinated people for generations, such as Ernest Shackleton’s ship Endurance, which sank in Antarctica in 1915. Some were ordinary workhorses that disappeared into the depths, like the… Read More »
Sign up for CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news about fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more. A glowing worm moon will light up the sky on Monday, setting up a celestial performance for people heading out in the early morning hours — a penumbra lunar eclipse. The March full moon, called… Read More »
NASA Allegation: A NASA astronaut once surprised his teammates by wearing a gorilla costume on the International Space Station. Evaluation: Rating: True Context: Former astronaut twin brothers Mark and Scott Kelly staged a gorilla costume show on the International Space Station that crew members knew about in advance. However, contrary to some social posts, the… Read More »
15 Must-Have Tech Deals from Amazon’s Big Spring Sale If you’re looking for the biggest deals included in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, we’ve got you covered. TVLine rounded up 17 of the best tech deals, from tiny gadgets you never bought (but always do) to need) with mother Television discounts. Below are the best Big… Read More »
Towards the end of this year, Google (GOOG, GOOGL) will end its use of third-party cookies, technology that can track people across websites to target them with personalized ads, through its Chrome browser. The transition will not happen without pain. Although Google’s initiative aims to protect users’ privacy, many of the sites they trust and… Read More »
Hacking technique reveals vulnerabilities in certain models of Saflok brand RFID-based key card locks used in 131 countries around the world
A two-month-old octopus (Octupus Vulagaris) tries to open the lid of a jar to get the contents, a crab, at the Danish Aquarium in Copenhagen, June 23, 2004. The Mediterranean creature, weighing half a kilo and half a meter long, did not succeed this time, but according to biologist Anders Uldal, it did once. Uldal… Read More »
still gene You’ve probably talked about them in a negative way; You may have blamed them for your weight, bad habits, or thinning hair. But while you can’t change the genetic hand you’ve been dealt, you actually have more control over how your genes work than you think. We are born with approximately 20,000 genes,… Read More »
When it comes to the race for happiness, Scandinavian countries always win. Finland took the top spot for the seventh consecutive year in 2024, followed by Denmark and Iceland. So why are they so constantly happy? Some say it’s because they’re small, homogeneous and rich. A few years ago, a research paper suggested that this… Read More »