How To Add Your Boarding Pass To Google Wallet On Android Phones
There is more than one way to add your digital boarding pass to Google Wallet, with companies like American Airlines leading the way on innovation.
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Stem Cell Research Discovers Two Cells That Could Lead To Regenerating Teeth And Bone
Teeth naturally wear down over time, but scientists have found that they could signal certain cells to regrow bones, opening new avenues in stem cell research.
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Shein Might Be Cheap, But Is It Legit?
Shein’s low prices attract millions of shoppers, but behind the deals are questions about quality, ethics, and whether the brand is truly legit.
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Milagros Miceli, A World Expert In AI, Doesn't Use ChatGPT - Here's Why
She studies artificial intelligence for a living yet avoids ChatGPT. Dr. Milagros Miceli’s reasoning speaks volumes about the hidden costs of AI.
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These Two New Dragon-Like Species Have Been Discovered In Thailand
In a cave in Thailand, scientists found some stunning species that have never been documented before, providing interesting new avenues for genetic research.
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What Is A La Niña Weather Event?
La Niña weather events are hard to predict, but they can cause major shifts to weather patterns for months. Not only that, but they can be quite destructive.
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Amazon Is Giving Away 6 Months Of Prime Memberships For Free - Here's How To Qualify
If you meet certain criteria, Amazon is offering a free six-month trial to its desirable Prime membership that comes with many of the benefits of the paid plan.
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Is It Safe To Leave Your Windows Laptop Plugged In All The Time?
Leaving your Windows laptop plugged in around the clock might seem convenient, but it could have lasting effects. Here’s what you need to know.
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How To Use Call Screening On Android Auto (And Why You Should)
Find out how to use Call Screening on Android Auto. This guide explains the steps to set up the feature and why you should use it to handle calls in your car.
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What Are Red Flag Electronics For The TSA?
Flying soon? Avoid TSA delays by learning about "red flag" electronics. Our guide covers the rules for batteries and why your devices must be fully charged.
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How To Safely Clean Your MacBook's Screen
Dust and fingerprints covering your screen is completely unavoidable, even for MacBooks. Good news is, it's pretty easy to clean and maintain that cleanliness.
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This Microscopic Threat Was Too Small To See, Until Now
Not all threats are visible, and this tiny threat is insidious, even sneaking its way into the human body. But scientists have finally found a way to see it.
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Why So Many NASA Workers Are Leaving The Agency All At Once
Thousands of NASA employees will be leaving the agency in the span of a few months, and the reason why raises many concerns about both science and basic safety.
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Scientists Have A New Model For The Big Bang Theory That Changes Everything
Scientists have been using complicated, hypothetical particles to explain the Big Bang, but this theory posits that a simpler answer might be better.
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Here's One Reason Gemini Is Dominating ChatGPT On Mobile
Gemini is starting to take over ChatGPT on mobile devices, despite ChatGPT's dominance in the AI world -- and there's a specific reason why.
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This Young Star Has Scientists Rethinking Current Planet Formation Models, Here's Why
When it comes to science, a simple observation can upend everything you think you know, such is the case with one star changing planetary science.
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A Young Inventor Is Turning Plastic Into A Fuel Called 'Plastoline' - Here's How
Plastic pollution is a growing crisis that the world has to face, but Julian Brown's new 'Plastoline' might actually serve as a glimmer of hope on that front.
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How A Pioneering Battery Manufacturer Made A 600,000-Mile EV Battery
When it comes to EVs, battery life remains a concern. But this manufacturer swapped out graphite for silicon and created a remarkably efficient battery.
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Why Are Planets Tilted In Our Solar System? This Study Has A Theory
When you look at the solar system, you might notice that the planets' orbits are tilted, and oddities in the protoplanetary disk might be to blame.
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This Elusive Creature Was Spotted On Trail Cams And Scientists Are Thrilled
A species once thought extinct was found by accident in India, and scientists have plans for how to keep these animals safe from further harm.
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This Popular Free Streaming App Shut Down And Merged With A Service You Already Have
Freevee, a popular free streaming service, has shut down and been merged with Amazon's Prime Video app. Here's what changes for existing users.
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How Scientists Rediscovered This Rare And Elusive Bird That We Thought Was Extinct For 100 Years
While many plants and animals are lost to us forever, this little bird has just been very good at hiding. Here's how scientists were able to find it again.
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Tesla Co-Founder's 'Anti Cybertruck' EV Costs Half The Price, Here's Why That's Important
An electric pickup truck that crams a lot of capability into a tiny footprint is bound to be a big deal, and that's exactly the case with the upcoming TELO MT1.
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The Search For This Invasive Species Before It Destroys The Forest Is 'Like An Easter Egg Hunt'
Conservationists have been fighting a battle for the trees since 1996, when lax packaging regulations introduced an invasive species to the East Coast.
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NASA Announced A Date For The First Crewed Mission To The Moon In 50 Years
Humans haven't been to the moon in decades, but NASA's Artemis II mission is about to change that, and perhaps even sooner than you might have expected.
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Next-Gen Nuclear Reactors Are Coming To The US According To Government Officials
The age of nuclear energy seemed to have come and gone, but the U.S. Department of Energy is determined to update and expand its nuclear reactors.
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Why The Nuclear Powered USS Nimitz Carrier's Retirement Is So Important
Nuclear power may be approaching a renaissance as energy needs worldwide continue to climb, but it wouldn't be possible without ships like the USS Nimitz.
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