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Scientific innovation offers new weapon against rhino poaching
By making rhino horns detectable and traceable, the Rhisotope Project aims to create a powerful deterrent for traffickers.
Medieval skeletons reveal the lasting damage of childhood malnutrition
Beneath churchyards in London and Lincolnshire lie the chemical echoes of famine, infection and survival preserved in the teeth of those who lived through some of the most catastrophic periods in English history.
Spain and Portugal battle wildfires as temperatures are expected to rise further
Thousands of firefighters in Spain and Portugal battled several wildfires Thursday ahead of an expected rise in temperatures that could worsen the situation on the Iberian Peninsula.
Jeremy Strong Circling ‘The Social Network Part II’ for Aaron Sorkin, Sony (Exclusive)
Strong's potential part is unknown, but one possibility is he would play Mark Zuckerberg, stepping in for Jesse Eisenberg from the original.
'Maybe nobody wants this and it won’t work': Amazon is chucking an undisclosed amount of cash at AI-generated TV shows, but I'm struggling to see the appeal
Three thumbs down.
Clouds force last-minute delay for astronaut launch to the International Space Station
Thick clouds prompted SpaceX to call off Thursday's planned launch of four astronauts to the International Space Station for NASA.
Spinal Tap & Elton John Share “Stonehenge” From SpinalTap II: The End Continues
Spinal Tap are back in more ways than one. Accompanying the fictitious heavy metal legends’ next mockumentary chapter is a real album. It’s dubbed The End Continues and will be available the same day as Spinal Tap II: The End Continues , on Sept. 12. Even the album cover blurs
400-mile arc of 'fossilized volcanoes' discovered within Yangtze Block interior
Around 800 million years ago, during the Tonian period, the Yangtze Block in South China experienced significant tectonic activity, in which the ancient supercontinent Rodinia broke off from the area that is now South China. This created the Yangtze Block plate, which then
Twinkle, twinkle leopard seal: Songs below the ice flow like nursery rhymes
In a study published today in Scientific Reports, UNSW Sydney researchers found that the underwater songs of leopard seals (Hydrurga leptonyx) in Antarctica share structural similarities with the nursery rhymes often sung by humans to their young.
Capcom's stock price plummets as its latest financial report shows cratering Monster Hunter Wilds sales
After selling more than 10 million copies at launch, Wilds has only sold 477 thousand in the last quarter.
'Microsoft became miserably incompetent in IT' says the developer of an Office alternative as their account is blocked, later filing an appeal 'which they didn’t care to answer'
Customer support gone wrong? A frustration we can all relate to.
Flames to floods: How Europe's devastating wildfires are fueling its next climate crisis
In recent years, I have all too often found myself passing over an active wildfire when flying from London to my family home in Greece during the summer months. The sky glows an eerie, apocalyptic red, and the scent of smoke fills the cabin. Silence falls as we become unwilling
The words investors are betting will be said tonight on Apple's earnings call
Users on prediction platform Kalshi are betting on what the iPhone maker will discuss in its upcoming earnings call.
Turbulence ahead: How conflict zones affect the airline industry
Looking ahead, airspace closure may become more frequent, and airlines would have to come up with innovative measures to deal with this impending challenge.
Don't ask me how many peasant soldiers I've sent to their demise in this roguelike deckbuilder where your cards can suffer slow, painful permadeath
The Royal Writ is brutal in ways both exciting and frustrating.
NASA defines gaps in exoplanet science
Science is driven by our desire to understand things. In some cases, where it requires significant effort and investment to develop systems that can understand new things, science benefits from a game plan that the community of researchers focused on a particular niche can
Microsoft surpasses $4 trillion valuation after stellar earnings
Microsoft revealed for the first time that Azure, the engine of its AI ambitions, now pulls in more than €65 billion a year — cheering investors.
What is personalized pricing, and how do I avoid it?
Recently, Delta Air Lines announced it would expand its use of artificial intelligence to provide individualized prices to customers. This move sparked concern among flyers and politicians. But Delta isn't the only business interested in using AI this way. Personalized pricing
Trigger Discipline: In Praise Of The Teutonic Thrash Titans
The godfathers of American thrash have had a rough go of it in the 21st century. The Big Four – that’s Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax, if you’re new here – have released a cumulative 20 studio albums since 2000. What’s the best of those records? It certainly isn’t any
