A Guide to the Unearthly Oceans in Our Solar System
Liquid water is typically associated with planet Earth, but our solar system hosts surprisingly large volumes of the stuff—you just need to know where to look....
Facebook Here—May We Interest You in Some Transparency?
If you haven’t been on the receiving end of updates from Facebook comms, then you’re lucky to have avoided the equivalent of a weekly robocall pitching...
An Ancient Breed of Singing Dog Isn’t Extinct in the Wild After All
A breed of wild dog known for its lyrical sounds may not be as extinct as we thought, according to a new paper out Monday. The...
Bill & Ted Face the Music Caps the Franchise Most Excellently
Take Excellent Adventure, tie in Bogus Journey, shove them through time as well as a modern lens, and you’ve got Dean Parisot’s Bill & Ted Face...
Developers Can Now Formally Challenge Apple’s App Store Rejections
Apple has followed through with its word to give developers a formal appeals process, which will allow them to fight back if Apple’s App Store reviewers...
These Legendary Musicians Are the 37 Greatest Guitarists of All Time
No musical instrument has been more instrumental (pardon the pun) in the formation of modern music than the guitar. Today, it’s the most popular instrument in...
The FAA Cleared Amazon’s Drone Fleet, So We’re a Step Closer to Commerce Hell
The Federal Aviation Administration has given the go-ahead for Amazon’s fleet of Prime Air drones. Yes, that means Amazon can now begin trialing air deliveries. With...
Hidden Code on the Disney+ Site Suggests a Watch Party Feature Is Coming
Plenty of apps currently allow you to sync up with a buddy and stream a movie or series simultaneously, creating a kind of cinema-at-home experience until...
No, COVID Deaths Aren’t ‘Only 6%’ of What’s Documented
There’s a stunningly wrong statistic being passed around, saying that the CDC “admitted” that only 6% of documented COVID-19 deaths were actually from the virus. This...
An Inside Look at the Making of Star Trek: The Motion Picture
Star Trek’s first foray to the box office is a strange beast—a gorgeous, haunting exploration of the franchise’s love of the cosmos wrapped up in an...
