Tech & Science
A rare dinosaur fossil from Antarctica is found tucked away in a drawer
A forgotten specimen from a 1985 expedition has been identified as the first dinosaur fossil found in the Santa Marta Formation of Antarctica.
NASA rescue mission to prevent Swift telescope from falling back to Earth
A private robotic mission will attempt to grapple and tow the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory back to a stable orbit to prevent an uncontrolled reentry.
Quantic Dream staff strike to save Star Wars Eclipse from cancellation
Employees at Quantic Dream have launched a strike organized by the STJV union to protect the development of Star Wars Eclipse amid looming redundancies.
DNA Hitchhikers Transform Thawing Arctic Soils
New research reveals that thawing Arctic soils trigger complex genetic exchanges and sequential microbial awakenings rather than a uniform increase in activity.
Olivia Wilde recalls casting director calling her face a pie face
Olivia Wilde discusses early casting insults and recent red-carpet scrutiny while reflecting on the pressures of the entertainment industry.
GTA VI rumored to offer 60 FPS mode on PS5 and Xbox Series X
Industry insiders suggest Rockstar Games is targeting a 60 FPS performance mode for current-gen consoles, though development crunch may delay the feature.
Humans and great apes show similar rhythmic pattern in laughter
Humans and great apes utilize the same underlying rhythmic structure when laughing, suggesting a shared evolutionary root. Human laughter has since developed greater flexibility and social complexity.
Nintendo Switch 2 price rises 16.9%
Nintendo Switch 2 price rises 16.9%
OpenAI Codex head says AI struggles with creative design due to taste
OpenAI's Codex struggles with subjective aesthetic judgment, often defaulting to a generic AI look without human guidance.
First Antarctic dinosaur bone identified as Titanosaur after 40 years
A dinosaur tail vertebra forgotten in a storage drawer for 40 years has been identified as the first dinosaur bone ever discovered in Antarctica.
Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes reveals DLC character Zohar for Summer 2026
Arc System Works and French Bread have unveiled Zohar as the fourth DLC fighter for Under Night In-Birth II Sys:Celes. The character's arrival coincides with a major update featuring system revisions and balance adjustments.
Breakthrough could lead to ‘big leaps’ in battery performance, scientists say
New research reveals that oxygen is an active participant in battery charging and debunks a long-held theory on degradation, promising a leap in energy storage.
Human activity has driven retreat of Antarctica's fastest melting glacier
New research directly attributes the intensified retreat of the Pine Island Glacier to human activities. Separate findings indicate the glacier passed an irreversible tipping point between the 1940s and 1970s.
Samsung to charge individual developers for SmartThings API access
Samsung is transitioning its SmartThings API from a free model to a paid subscription system, sparking concern within the open-source smart-home community.
Primate study finds humans and great apes share similar tickle laughter
A study reveals that humans and great apes share a consistent rhythmic structure when laughing from being tickled.
Scalpers flip Steam Machine reservations on eBay for up to $3,500
Despite Valve's randomized lottery system, resellers are charging massive premiums for Steam Machine reservation spots ahead of the June 2026 launch.
NASA races to save Swift telescope from falling back to Earth with daring rescue mission
NASA and startup Katalyst Space Technologies are launching a robotic mission to boost the aging Swift Observatory into a higher orbit to prevent it from burning up in Earth's atmosphere.
NASA hires Katalyst Space to rescue Swift telescope from orbital decay
NASA has contracted startup Katalyst Space to deploy a robotic spacecraft designed to intercept and tow the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory to a stable orbit.
NASA's James Webb Telescope Observes Millions Of Stars Within 'Cigar Galaxy
New NIRCam data from the James Webb Space Telescope pierces through cosmic dust to reveal the distorted structure and intense stellar birth of Messier 82.
Kensington Launches New Thunderbolt 5 Dock With Triple 4K Support
The new SD5010T5 EQ docking station leverages Thunderbolt 5 technology to provide high-speed data transfer and multi-display support for Windows and Mac users.