Science & Technology

SpaceX aims to launch its super heavy-lift rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, by the end of the year. That’s bad news for the state’s commercial airports—and you.

Margot Robbie revealed the news to Penguin actor Colin Farrell, who was totally unaware.

A new interpretation of dark energy data suggests that the mysterious force, which accelerated the early universe's expansion, emerged naturally from black holes.

Unfortunately, it won't give you superpowers.

The 'Star Wars' animated anthology's third volume will return to a Japanese focus on the galaxy far, far away on October 29.

Season one of the Prime Video game adaptation was an all-at-once binge, but not season two.

The move was immediately met with criticism from unions and online safety advocates. 

Waymo heads to the Big Apple.

The MGM+ horror sci-fi series has been renewed days ahead of its season one finale.

The air around electric vehicle chargers has twice the level of dangerous fine particles than regular urban air, a new study found.

'The Secret of the Ooze' is coming back to theaters for its 35th anniversary in March 2026.

"It’s a tongue-in-cheek name, but the project is very real!" Musk says.

Science Saru's adaptation of the manga's exorcism song led to the studio issuing a statement about its homage to X Japan.

Firefighters have been racing to save the centuries-old “Doerner Fir” since they received reports of on Saturday, August 16.

“Evolution sometimes seems to favor the extravagant over the practical.”

Episode seven, the ominously titled 'Foundation's End,' featured some intriguing storytime with the Mule.

Google has a fresh smart home speaker to go along with its upcoming Gemini for Home upgrade, according to new leaks.

Concerns were sparked online by purportedly rough-looking shots in the first trailer for Qzil.la's adaptation of the hit FromSoftware game.

HoverAir's latest drone made for watersports has one big flaw similar to all small UAVs.

Fans want the Tesla CEO to "stop gooning to AI anime and take us to Mars."