Like many of you, I spent most of the pandemic buying way too much shit. Dumb shit. Dumb shit that I was positive would maybe! hopefully! make the lockdown I was living through feel like anything other than a personal hell with no end in sight. I can’t say those impulse buys ended up fitting the bill, except for one:…
Scientists have used the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) to study a very young star system called Elias 2-27. The team has shed light on some mysteries of planet formation by confirming that gravitational instabilities play a key role in planet formation. For the first time, researchers directly measured the mass of a protoplanetary disk using gas velocity data. Protoplanetary … Continue reading
Kirigami is a Japanese art form that involves cutting paper to create three-dimensional structures. Researchers at MIT have created a new type of stent that can be used inside the human body that was inspired by kirigami. The stent can be used to deliver drugs to the G.I. tract, respiratory tract, or other tubular organs within the body. MIT’s stent … Continue reading
Mercedes-Benz has formed a strategic partnership with ChargePoint to streamline the charging process for its upcoming EQS luxury EV. As a result, Mercedes me Charge is now the official charging ecosystem of the latest EQS and other future electric mobility products from the German premium automaker. Mercedes me Charge comes loaded with exciting innovations to take the guesswork off finding … Continue reading
When you sit at your desk in the office or at home, you probably have several things sitting on your desktop surface that, to our eyes, appear to be standing still. However, researchers at MIT say if you could look at those seemingly stationary objects through a quantum lens, you would see that they’re actually made up of moving vast … Continue reading
We dive into what makes the Windows 11 leak so interesting.
Right-wing media and elected Republicans are now claiming the insurrection was organized by the FBI.
A badly designed government website stands between America’s poorest families and much-needed monthly checks.
The liaison for the controversial audit conceded the data may contain “sensitive” personal information about voters.
The former Utah Jazz star boasted he had done “significant amount of research.” But Twitter called foul.
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