Microsoft Copilot is helping people pirate Windows 11
Windows 11 pirates have found quite the unlikely ally in Microsoft Copilot. While I’m not going to share the exact method or anything—because you really …
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Why do only some of us remember our dreams? Science has the answer
Have you ever woken up with vivid memories of a dream, only for them to fade within minutes? Or perhaps you rarely remember your dreams …
Here’s what happened when AI took a Rorschach test
There are so many interesting things happening in the world of AI right now. For starters, some are saying that AI like ChatGPT is already …
This Windows app is like File Explorer on steroids
File Explorer is the default app for managing files on Windows. Despite improvements over the years, it has remained a frustrating tool to use because …
Mice were observed giving first aid to resuscitate other mice
When we think of animals providing care to one another, species like chimpanzees or dolphins are usually the ones that come to mind. However, new …
Put your smartphone down for this long to improve your mood, study says
If you find yourself mindlessly scrolling through social media, shopping apps, or news feeds late into the night, you’re not alone. Smartphones have become an …
The city-killer asteroid’s chances of striking Earth just dropped to zero
Astronomers have had their eyes locked on Asteroid 2024 YR4, a space rock hurtling through the cosmos with a trajectory that initially suggested a slim—but …
AI deep-learning models show us how the brain evolved over 320M years
The human brain is one of the most complex structures in nature, but the brain’s origins stretch back hundreds of millions of years. A new …
This crazy flying car may enter production as soon as this year
The future of transportation is getting a serious upgrade, and it’s happening faster than you might think. Among sleek electric cars and futuristic tech at …
Scientists finally figured out why polar bears don’t freeze in the Arctic
Polar bears are the ultimate survivors of the Arctic, thriving in temperatures as low as -40 degrees Celsius and frequently diving into the freezing waters …
New study claims our solar system is home to millions of interstellar objects
Our solar system may not be as isolated as we once thought. According to a new study, more than 1 million interstellar objects could be …
China’s crazy levitating train took a big step toward becoming a reality
China’s push for high-speed transportation has taken a major leap forward with its experimental T-Flight maglev train. Designed to reach record-breaking speeds, this levitating train …
Horrifying black seadevil fish seen in first-ever clear daytime video
The deep sea is home to some of the most bizarre and horrifying creatures on Earth, but one of these elusive predators recently made a …
This is how most life on Earth will end
For now, life thrives on our oxygen-rich planet. But Earth’s atmosphere won’t always be so welcoming. In fact, scientists predict that Earth will eventually undergo …
Researchers discover how to convert harmful emissions into ‘miracle’ material graphene
Methane is one of the most dangerous greenhouse gases, trapping heat 84 times more effectively than carbon dioxide. It seeps into the atmosphere from landfills, …
Scientists observed violent titanium rainstorms on an alien world
Some exoplanets are scorching hot, while others have supersonic winds. But the latest target of the ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT), WASP-121b? Well, this exoplanet …
You have to pay for Windows Notepad if you want to use AI
If you thought Windows’ humble, no-frills text editor would remain untouched by Microsoft’s never-ending quest to monetize things, think again. The company dropped AI features …
I’m pretty sure the iPhone 16e is just Apple’s take on the Galaxy FE
For years, Apple has prided itself on setting the industry standard. Yet with the iPhone 16e, it seems the company is taking yet another page …
Oceans on Earth may have all been green for eons before they turned blue
When we look at Earth from space today, we see a pale blue dot—a planet dominated by vast oceans that shimmer under the sunlight. But …
This city-killer asteroid’s chance of hitting Earth in 2032 keeps rising
NASA has been keeping a close eye on Asteroid 2024 YR4, a city-killer asteroid that could slam into Earth in 2032. The chance of impact? …
Scented home products release as much indoor air pollution as car exhaust
All those indoor air fresheners we like to plug in to make our houses smell better are actually pretty bad for the environment. They could …
Researchers used lasers to create a real-life levitation ray
Scientists have taken a cutting-edge development from 2018 and pushed it even further, creating a levitation ray capable of lifting microscopic material. At the heart …
City-killer asteroid could strike the Moon instead of Earth, reports claim
A city-killer asteroid is currently on NASA’s radar because it has a small chance of hitting Earth in 2032. However, new reports suggest that it …
Revolutionary radioactive diamond batteries could power devices for thousands of years
The future of our spacecraft could all come down to diamonds. While diamonds are often regarded as one of the hardest materials in existence, these …
Scientists figured out why we always crave dessert, even when we’re full
We’ve all been there. You’ve just finished a huge meal—perhaps at a birthday dinner—and your stomach is telling you there’s no room left. But then, …
Researchers found a way to make metal as transparent as glass
It sounds like something ripped out of a science fiction movie: a metal that’s as strong as aluminum but completely transparent. And yet, transparent metal …
These are deadliest foods in the world
Food fuels our bodies, but not everything we eat is completely safe. Across the world, some dishes carry hidden (and not-so-hidden) dangers and are packed …
Revolutionary origami-like construction design uses 60% less concrete and 90% less steel
Concrete is the backbone of modern construction, but its heavy environmental footprint has long been a challenge for environmentalists. Cement production alone accounts for nearly …
Researchers discovered how the brain overcomes instinctive fear
Fear is a powerful survival mechanism hardwired into our brains to help keep us safe. But what happens when those fears become a hindrance instead …
Scientists just found one of nature’s sneakiest spies
In the world of espionage, disguises and deception are essential. But humans aren’t the only ones with a talent for undercover operations. A newly discovered …
