Night biking is one of my favourite activities. But you know what’s even more fun? Not getting hit by careless drivers. You’ve got to have good lights, but rear-lights are passé. It’s time to step up your game. It’s time for Revolights.
That's what Woz told Jimmy Fallon and Seth Rogan during a game of “True Confessions” on Friday night.
All because the stalwart publishers of the Oxford English won’t give your neologisms official recognition for years to come, if ever. Heck, they didn’t even put hoverboard down until 2015!
Putting swimming costumes onto turtles is possible the most adorable scientific research solution ever devised. Read More >>
The billionaire was really just speaking off the cuff, and so during a SolarCity launch event in Times Square yesterday, he decided he ought to clarify.
Next week, an unassuming canal in Delft will start shooting waves 15 feet into the air with the express purpose of destroying dikes and seawalls.
If a friend told you he was going to try that, you'd call him an idiot. When a group of experience rocket engineers do the same, maybe you'd pay attention.
Best theories now believe that not just a single event knocked out the dinos, but a series of cataclysmic happenings that shook the globe for hundreds of thousands of years.
Dwarf planet Ceres’s bright spots have been a winking mystery for months, but NASA finally thinks it’s solved the riddle: No, we’re not looking at a giant alien ice rink. More likely, enormous piles of salt. Read more >>
The portobello mushroom: Great with grilled onions and ketchup, sure, but this fungus can do a lot more than console vegetarians at barbecues.
What could be more awe-inspiring than a super blood moon eclipse? Oh, I dunno, how about a super blood moon eclipse over a lightning storm? That’s the jaw-dropping scene photographer Jose Antonio Hervás managed to capture this past Sunday over Ibiza, an island off southeastern Spain. See more >>
The discovery of liquid water on Mars is great news for would-be settlers, but we’ll need more than H2O if we actually want to live there.
Mars is a frigid world with a thin atmosphere, blasted by radiation and doused by super-salty water. Can't be that hard to survive, right?
Don't worry, that's not another image of that bloody moon. It's Mars, from which we have big news today: NASA says there's strong evidence for liquid water on the Red Planet. Read more >>
We’ve all heard tales of the giant asteroid that did in the dinosaurs, but the demise of the crocodilians was far less dramatic. The crocs were picked off quietly, as our planet cooled off and dried up over the course of millions of years.
Only a highly trained Seer can give you a firm answer, but if you want cold hard statistics, we Muggles have that bit covered.
