Science & Technology

“There it is. There is the thing that everybody’s been looking for for 50 years.”

A worsening leak on the Russian side of the space station forced five astronauts on NASA's side to shelter in place Friday.

There’s no need to pay the premium brand tax.

Turns out the Meta AI app already has dormant code for facial recognition on it.

“I want people to feel something that’s imperfect.”

The new film from director Travis Knight teases the future with three end-credit scenes.

How do you catch someone covertly making weapons-grade plutonium in their fusion reactor?

All you need is some materials and a dream.

Plus, Seth Rogen to remake a Canadian classic about a crime-solving dog. 

Surely we'll get some more traditional ones in the coming weeks, but the IMAX popcorn bucket is wild.

The lawmakers are asking the FBI to step in.

Recent observations from the Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich satellite provide even more evidence to suggest that El Niño is taking hold in the Pacific.

The robotaxi company has partnered with B2U Storage Solutions to repurpose its retired batteries.

"Serious partners hold each other to high standards," the Shark Tank star wrote.

The Boogeyman doesn't stand a chance against the fan-favorite character from Apple TV's horror comedy series.

But there's still one obvious piece of Steam Machine info missing, and you can probably guess what it is.

Intel is already asking you to get over your AI antagonism for the sake of “smoother” gaming.

You can't play a ModRetro M64 without coming to terms with the console's creator.

On Wednesday, the Zcash Foundation said there is “no evidence of unauthorized value creation.”

Before 'Neon Genesis Evangelion,' the legendary anime director helmed a warm coming-of-age adventure that proves he's far more than his nihilistic reputation.