Belgium’s Man-Made Island of Energy Could Power the Future. Someone Just Needs to Pay for It.
The Belgium transmission operator Elia, the project’s builder, is now auditing the design and cost of the project and hopes to have a new plan in place by early 2025.
Uh, Someone Might Have Found Santa’s Coffin
A freshly uncovered sarcophagus from St. Nicholas Church in Turkey could hold the body of the saint behind the legendary ...
Buy It for Life: The Filson Tin Cloth Field Jacket, Tested and Reviewed
Features like high-set hand pockets lined in wool; a drawcord adjustable waist and hem; and bellow patch pockets that expand ...
Scientists Built a Proton Battery That Could Dethrone Lithium-Ion
“There are many benefits to proton batteries,” Sicheng Wu, a Ph.D candidate at UNSW Sydney, said in a press statement. “But ...
You Live Inside a Simulation, Some Scientists Claim—But You Can Hack It to Transform Your Reality
In the simulation hypothesis, some scientists believe we could outsmart the simulator—even in the unlikely case we’re just ...
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The Mysterious Drones in New Jersey May Not Be a Threat—But America’s Anti-Drone Weapons Sure Are
Small, unmanned drones have become increasingly prominent on the battlefield. Those like the Shahed-136, an Iranian drone design Russia used in the ongoing Ukraine War, present a new threat to ...
Farmers Say the Sun Turned Their John Deere Tractors Into 'Demon-Possessed' Machines
“Our tractors acted like they were demon possessed,” Elaine Ramstad, an aurora chaser who’s family works a farm in northern ...
Scientists Have Confirmed the Existence of a Third Form of Magnetism
Scientists have created, manipulated, and imaged an altermagnetic material for the first time. This theorized material has ...
The 7 Best Electric Spin Scrubbers to Speed Up Your Cleaning Routine
The Ryobi ONE+ Cordless Power Scrubber, our Most Powerful pick, comes with a medium-bristled brush for cleaning ground-in ...
Archaeologists Found a 5,000-Year-Old Tomb That May Be a Gateway to a Prehistoric Kingdom
The diversity of artifacts within the excavation offers cultural connections beyond one region.