Thousands Of Supermassive Black Holes, Galactic Particle Accelerator: NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory Finds Treasure Trove Of Astronomical Data
The discovery was made using the Chandra X-ray Observatory, which along with other instruments, also found a galactic particle accelerator.
Climate Change Impact On Coral Reefs: Study Predicts Bleaching To Target Protection Measures
New research predicts the order in which reefs around the world are likely to be affected by warming seas, allowing for better targeting of protection measures.
Intel, BMW, Former Tesla Partner Mobileye, Plan 40 Autonomous Test Vehicles By Late 2017
In partnership with Intel and former Tesla Motors partner Mobileye, the car maker will start testing self-driving vehicles on roads in the second half of 2017.
Bioterrorism Agents, Deadly Viruses, Bacteria On The Loose? CDC Kept Mishaps With Dangerous Germs Secret, USA Today Finds
Several safety incidents occurred at the federal agency’s Atlanta and Fort Collins, Colorado, laboratories, information obtained by USA Today showed.
Tesla Motors (TSLA) Gigafactory: Battery Cell Production Starts, But Will It Ramp Up Fast Enough?
It remains to be seen, however, if the company will ramp up production fast enough to meet its target of producing 500,000 cars by 2018.
What Is Mesentery? New Human Organ Defined By Irish Scientists
It has always existed inside our bodies as a part of the digestive system, making the development a case of reclassification, not discovery.
IoT Devices’ Security: Federal Trade Commission Launches Public Competition, Prize Money Of Up To $25,000
Launched by the Federal Trade Commission, the contest offers prize money of up to $25,000 to the winner.
Suburban Development Affecting Songbirds’ Reproduction Ability, Study Finds
As urban sprawls spread and develop, they fragment and destroy the birds’ natural habitat, which often affects their ability to reproduce successfully.
Cough Syrup Does Not Really Help Cure Cough, Research Finds; It Could Help You Sleep, Though
Analysis of evidence and previous research showed that most over-the-counter cough medication is only as good as a placebo, the American Chemical Society found.
Climate Change Affecting Vermont Moose Population? Multi-Year State Herd Study Started
The multi-year study by Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department is aimed at understanding the impact of climate change on the state’s herds.
Electric Bus Company Proterra Raises $140 Million In Series 5 Funding
The California company launched the Catalyst E2 series of buses in September, which have a nominal range of up to 350 miles.
Google, Fiat Chrysler To Showcase Android 7.0 Nougat-Powered Uconnect At CES 2017
The carmaker’s Uconnect system will now be powered by Android 7.0 Nougat, and will be showcased Jan. 5-8 at the upcoming CES 2017.
Tesla Motors (TSLA) Autopilot 8.1 Update For HW1 To Roll Out Late January
One thousand new car owners got the update on Dec. 31, and after verifying any lack of on-road issues, the company will roll it out for everyone in a couple of days.
Quadrantids Meteor Shower 2017 Live Stream: How, When To Watch
The year’s first annual meteor shower, the Quadrantids, will peak early Tuesday. If you are feeling too cold or lazy to go outside, or not in the right place, here’s how you can watch it online.
The Steam Awards: Buy The Winning Games At Huge Discounts While Sale Lasts
The games that won the first edition of the awards by the online gaming store and community are selling for cheap for another few hours.
Samsung Galaxy S8, Note 8 Launch Steady After Note 7 Investigation Report To Be Made Public This Month
The South Korean company will reportedly make public the results of its investigation into the Note 7 battery fiasco before the end of January.
Quadrantids Meteor Shower 2017: How, When And Where To Watch Peak Activity
The annual celestial fireworks are expected to occur on Jan. 3 this year, and the intense shower will be visible only from the western parts of North America.
Tesla Motors (TSLA) Free Unlimited Supercharging Offer Extended Till Jan. 15
The electric car manufacturer had earlier said those booking vehicles after Jan. 1 would be eligible for only 400 kWh of free Supercharger credits annually.
Obama Creates Two More National Monuments In Nevada, Utah, Strengthening His Conservation Legacy
President Barack Obama has protected more public land than any U.S. president and Wednesday's proclamation will further his conservation legacy.
VR/AR In 2017: Where Will Virtual/Augmented Reality Go In The Coming Year?
A number of developments in 2016 promise many exciting things in the coming year. But what can we realistically hope for?
2017 New Year Countdown Longer As 2016 Will Have An Extra Leap Second
The year, already seeming interminably long to many people, will have a leap second added on right at the end because of the effects from Earth’s slowing rotation.
Hitman Scam: Alabama Police Warn People To Not Respond To Swindler’s Messages
The swindling scheme is not new but police in the southeastern state said numerous scam text messages have surfaced recently.
Twitter, Periscope Live 360 Video: How To Use New Feature
The microblogging platform is using the technology from Periscope to enable the new feature, which makes most users only viewers, not broadcasters.
Hacking News: 3 Chinese Men Charged With Stealing Data From US Merger Law Firms That Made Them $4 Million
The three men allegedly hacked into the computers of U.S. law firms that advise companies on mergers, and made over $4 million using insider information.
Shallow 5.7-Magnitude Earthquakes Hit California-Nevada Border: USGS
The U.S. Geological Survey said three earthquakes, measuring between magnitudes 5.7 and 5.5, hit in the early hours of Wednesday.
What Is An Emotional Hangover? It Can Affect Perception Of Future Experiences, Research Finds
Researchers from New York University found it can affect how we perceive and remember future experiences.
Global Warming Killing Elk? Herd Of 41 Die In Oregon After Falling Through Ice At Brownlee Reservoir
The cervids were trying to cross the ice on the Powder River arm of the Brownlee Reservoir, about 260 miles east of Portland, when it broke in four places.
South Korea Fines Qualcomm (QCOM) Over $850 Million For Abuse Of Market Dominance
The country’s Fair Trade Commission said the record-amount penalty was “aimed at putting right Qualcomm's unfair business model.”
Tesla Motors (TSLA), Panasonic To Manufacture Solar Cells, Modules Jointly In Buffalo Facility
The Japanese electronics corporation will reportedly invest over $250 million in the electric car maker’s Buffalo, New York, solar plant to cover capital costs.
A Wire Only 3 Atoms Wide, Made Using Really Tiny Diamond Pieces
At just three atoms wide, the electrical wire is the thinnest possible, and can potentially be used in a wide range of everyday applications.