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Plant-based meat was supposed to change the world—what happened?
A few years ago, Impossible and Beyond burgers were all the rage. Now, the industry may have to reinvent itself.
GM is making more of their EVs into backup power banks
Homeowners who want to keep the lights on during a power failure are getting additional options.
A new chip can power the billions of calculations the AI age requires
Here's what's coming from Nvidia's upgraded GPUs.
Zoom could be using your ‘content’ to train its AI
Though the video conferencing company adjusted its terms of service after public backlash, privacy experts worry it is not enough.
Nearly 1 million acres of land near the Grand Canyon is now a national monument
'Preserving these lands is good not only for Arizona, but for the planet.'
The swirls and whorls of your hairline come from multiple genes
Hair woes are universal—but hair whorls are unique.
Up the coast from Pompeii, another city grows on top of an underground volcano
An uptick in small earthquakes has caught the attention of scientists, who watch for signs of an imminent eruption.
UFO-type sightings happen more often near military airspace
A report from the RAND Corporation finds a connection between UAP sightings and Military Operations Areas.
Solar power helps keep Europe’s grid reliable in historic heat
Sicily's solar power reserves provided over half of the excess demand on July 24.
The world’s first hydrogen-powered train has made its final stop
But Germany is still focused on getting battery electric trains on track.