Science

Will astronomers ever be able to study exoplanet volcanoes?

Even with the best telescope images, astronomers will still be in the dark without a solid grasp of physics, especially regarding light. Interpreting scientific data from telescopic images, such as those from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), requires a deep…
Science

Are Pulsars the answer to the Dark Matter mystery?

Astronomers are still scratching their heads, trying out all sorts of wild ideas to hunt you down. Like this new thing in Physical Review Letters saying if you’re actually these axion thingies, we might catch your leftover glimmer around pulsars. So, for this whole…
Science

Are asteroids the right place to look for the heaviest elements?

One reason why asteroid mining is so hot among industrial folks is that these space rocks pack a massive stash of heavy elements. NASA’s Psyche spacecraft just took off this week, zooming toward an asteroid that’s loaded with rare-earth elements and other heavy…
Science

What are Silicon anode batteries and why are they the future

As people want batteries that last longer and work better, scientists and companies are trying out new stuff to change how our gadgets get their power. Silicon anode batteries are one of these new things that might give us more energy and make things work even better. Big…
iOSPhones

Apple might not be as perfect as you think

The new iPhone 15 lineup is here, and lots of people are saying the Pro models are getting pretty warm. We checked it out ourselves and found that the Pro phones run way hotter than the top Android phones. Luckily, Apple released an update to sort out the heat problem. Apple…
Artificial Intelligence

EU's AI Act might be bad news for small firms 

The US is warning that the EU’s new AI Act could end up hurting smaller European businesses while giving an advantage to larger companies who can easily afford to meet the expensive compliance requirements. Bloomberg got its hands on some papers, revealing that the…
Science

Here's what EU's 5 futuristic technologies will test in space

The EU just launched some seriously futuristic gear into space on a Vega rocket that took off from the European spaceport in French Guyana. They sent six satellites and nine experiments up there to put them through their paces. This program’s goal is to give the…