TECH & INNOVATIONA hacker got into NASA's James Webb Space Telescope data and used one photo to install malware on Windows machines. Read on to know the full story.
A 4-year-old penguin received orthopedic shoes that enabled it to walk, play, and run around the zoo again along with other penguins. Continue reading to know the full story.
Researchers devise a new cyborg insect, specifically a cyborg cockroach that will help make use of them, “a practical reality.” Read to know more about it.
Read here how Meta Platforms is now cooking a new way to understand one's mind using AI system Meta Platforms, Facebook's mother company, is now crafting new paths to understand what is going on in one's brain.
Scientists developed a coin cell battery that can charge as fast as three minutes. They claim that it can help the electric vehicle industry to provide sustainable cars. Read more to know the details.
Scientists created a sustainable battery with a biodegradable electrolyte made from shellfish that has an energy efficiency of 99.7% after 1,000 battery cycles. Read the article to know more.
Physicists showed that the speed of light can be tweaked. These new findings give high hope in the field of laser technology. But how they were able to do it? Keep on reading to know the science behind this new study.
Big players in the field of technology now show interest in defining and developing metaverse through Metaverse Standard Forum. To learn more about this progress, continue reading.
OceanGate Expeditions released a high-resolution video of the RMS Titanic wreckage, showing the sunken vessel in "extraordinary" detail. Read the article to learn more.
A mysterious blob raises different speculations to the people who saw its satellite image on Area 51. Some think that it's a shadow, while some say that it's not. Continue reading to know the analysis of the blob.
In a recently published study, researchers suggest prolonged screen time exposure may accelerate aging. Read to know more about the effects on human health.
Do you have a binge eating disorder? The new device developed by the University of Pennsylvania may solve your problem. Continue reading to find out why the device works.