Billionaire Larry Connor will go to the sunken site of the Titanic in a two-man submarine. Connor’s journey took place after OceanGate’s submarine exploded in June 2023. Connor is a thrill seeker who broke a world record by jumping from a hot air balloon. The billionaire from Ohio, who flew into space and discovered the… Read More »
Be prepared for palm-sized flying spiders. They may be coming to your neighborhood soon. Joro spiders have been rapidly spreading throughout the southeastern United States and are now moving north. Although poisonous, Joro spiders do not harm humans and prefer to stay outdoors. It sounds like a nightmare: poisonous, monster-sized spiders are slithering through the… Read More »
William Anders, who has died aged 90, was an American astronaut who flew on what was considered NASA’s most daring space mission; As a member of the Apollo 8 crew, he became one of the first three men to travel to the Moon; Here they lingered in orbit for a day, capturing mankind’s first close-up… Read More »
We may be living in a donut. It looks like Homer Simpson’s fever dream, but it could be the shape of the entire universe; to be exact, a hyperdimensional doughnut that mathematicians call 3 torus. This is just one of many possibilities for the topology of the cosmos. “We are trying to find the shape… Read More »
Editor’s note: A version of this story appeared in CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. To get it in your inbox, Sign up for free here. Events in space often do not develop like in the movies. But a spacecraft’s journey can offer awe-inspiring views and surprising moments that are more spectacular than fiction. SpaceX placed… Read More »
Susan Solomon was born and raised in Chicago and received her PhD in atmospheric chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley. He is known for his work in the 1980s that revealed how the Earth’s protective ozone layer was being depleted by man-made chemicals. Their work formed the basis of the 1989 Montreal protocol, an… Read More »
Last month, Meta announced that it would expand its AI services globally, and the company notified users in Europe that it would use public information to train its AI services starting June 26. Notifications sent to Facebook and Instagram users in Europe informing them that their public posts could be used to train AI services,… Read More »
An underground maze of tunnels built in the picturesque Champagne countryside of France is helping to teach British scientists how to dispose of nuclear waste. Many countries around the world are building geological disposal facilities (GDFs) deep underground to permanently house radioactive nuclear waste from power plants, nuclear weapons production, submarines, medical equipment, and more.… Read More »
There were a ton of new handheld gaming PCs floating around at Computex this year, whether it’s startups like the Zotac Zone or companies trying to iron out early bugs in their first devices like the ROG Ally X and MSI Claw 8 AI. . But in an almost Shyamalan-esque twist, it was actually Adata… Read More »
News that Microsoft develops its own AI-powered image amplifier So-called Automatic Super Resolution for games first appeared in February, later this system was only available on Copilot+ AI computers. Currently the only systems in this ecosystem are Snapdragon X laptops from Dell, Asus, MSI and other companies. However Microsoft explains in a blog Looking at… Read More »