WETENSCHAP EN TECHNOLOGIE BL – 4

Before the sum totality of human knowledge was available in the palm of your hand, and subsequently ignored for the … Continue reading "How A Low Budget 1950s TV Series Changed Science Forever"... Read more »

In 1959, a New Yorker named Berteil Berman revolutionized bedding when he invented the fitted sheet. Before his innovation, sheets … Continue reading "I’m Being Terrorized By My Bed Sheets And It Has To Stop"... Read more »

This morning, we lost Robert Redford. The legendary director lived a huge life and died at age 89. His legacy … Continue reading "Robert Redford’s Death Reveals A Great Truth: He’s Not Zach Galifianakis"... Read more »

Modern movies warning about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence are now commonplace, but they’re all shadows compared to a 1970 … Continue reading "The Most Important Movie About AI Is Being Erased From Existence, Hiding Its Warning"... Read more »

Sydney Sweeney changed advertising this summer by selling a ton of jeans for American Eagle. She did this by simply … Continue reading "Why Sydney Sweeney Is Hot And Beyoncé Is Not"... Read more »

I’m trying to not sound like an old man yelling at a cloud when I gush about webrings, but they … Continue reading "Webrings Are A Thing Of The Past, And We’re Worse Off For It"... Read more »

As an animal lover, I strongly advocate for the conservation and protection of endangered species. Except, of course, when it … Continue reading "Humans Score Rare Victory Over Snakes, Some Set To Go Extinct"... Read more »

In 2019, Emma Watson coined the term “self-partnered” to describe her relationship status. Since then, she’s stuck with it and … Continue reading "Emma Watson Has Announced She’s A Word Thinker"... Read more »

In the glittering cosmos of pop culture, few stars shine as consistently bright as Taylor Swift. And something is very … Continue reading "Sociopaths Are Hiding In Your Fandom, Especially Taylor Swift’s"... Read more »

Despite this site’s robotic name, everything we do is created by humans, for humans. It takes hours to write and … Continue reading "You Can’t Tell What’s AI And What Isn’t, So Stop Trying"... Read more »

If you’re a car company that isn’t Tesla, it’s probably time to get frightened. Because now, when people buy a … Continue reading "Everything About Cars Has Changed, And Everyone Is Pretending It Hasn’t"... Read more »

If you’ve recently noticed that there aren’t many attractive women around anymore, don’t worry, it’s not your deodorant. Pretty people … Continue reading "Pretty People No Longer Show Up Organically, They’re Getting Paid To Be Near You"... Read more »

With movies like The Founder and trillions of burgers sold, McDonald’s gets all the press as a revolutionary fast food … Continue reading "Forget McDonalds, This Is The Chain That Invented Fast Food And Made Hamburgers Popular"... Read more »

While I subscribe to various streamers like Netflix and Disney+, my favorite platform is the horror movie service Shudder. It’s … Continue reading "The Unique New Streaming Gimmick Every Platform Should Copy"... Read more »

All-solid-state batteries promise safer, more powerful energy storage for electric vehicles, electronics, and the grid....... Read more »

Scientists cracks ceramic 3D printing challenge with leak-tight components-74 Scientists at the U.S. Department of...... Read more »

Flying cars are here, but they’re still far from being part of everyday life. A...... Read more »

AI chatbot ChatGPT-4 attempted a “doubling the square” problem, a 2,400-year-old mathematical challenge from Plato....... Read more »

Engineers have achieved a breakthrough that could redefine the future of energy storage. Scientists at...... Read more »

Researchers have developed a new technology that harnesses sunlight to evaporate seawater and generate clean...... Read more »

OpenAI is moving ahead with age-verification features on ChatGPT after rising concerns about “AI psychosis”...... Read more »

For most of us, ice is a hazard. It makes roads dangerously slippery and sidewalks...... Read more »

German researchers have developed a groundbreaking AI-powered underwater robot that could transform how we tackle...... Read more »

The University of St Andrews has taken a major step forward in making holographic technology more practical and accessible. By combining Organic Light-Emitting Diodes (OLEDs) with holographic metasurfaces, researchers have unveiled a simpler, cheaper, and far smaller method of producing holograms. Holograms have long been associated with laser-based systems, which,... Read more »

Pope Leo XIV has used his first major interview as pontiff to issue a stern warning about the world’s growing economic divide. Speaking on the widening gap between CEOs and their employees, he pointed directly at Tesla’s Elon Musk and his path toward becoming the world’s first trillionaire as a... Read more »

In a nuclear fusion research, France’s WEST tokamak has sustained a hot plasma for 1,337 seconds, just over 22 minutes. The result, announced by Anne-Isabelle Etienvre, Director of Fundamental Research at France’s Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA), sets a new milestone in fusion research. It surpasses... Read more »

NASA has weighed in on speculation that the newly discovered interstellar object 3I/ATLAS might be an alien spacecraft, an idea popularized by Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb. While Loeb floated the possibility that it could be an extraterrestrial probe with hostile intent, NASA scientists insist that all evidence points to a... Read more »

Google’s Gemini has shot to the top of Apple’s app charts in the US and UK, unseating OpenAI’s ChatGPT as the most popular free app. This comes after the debut of Gemini’s new image editing model, Gemini 2.5 Flash Image, also nicknamed “Nano Banana”, which has quickly gone viral. Launched... Read more »

When we think of planetary rovers, images of wheeled or legged machines crawling across the rocky surfaces of the Moon or Mars usually come to mind. But at Texas A&M University, a team led by Robert Ambrose is exploring a far more unconventional design: a spherical robot that rolls across... Read more »

A new chemistry breakthrough may soon transform the future of electric vehicles. Scientists have discovered a way to overcome one of the biggest hurdles in battery technology, paving the way for lithium-metal batteries that can deliver 500-mile (800-kilometer) journeys on a single charge and recharge in just 12 minutes. Lithium-metal... Read more »

A decades-old quantum puzzle may finally have an experimental stand-in thanks to superfluid helium. By replacing the impossible conditions required by Schwinger’s famous theory with a thin film of frictionless liquid helium, physicists at the University of British Columbia (UBC) have proposed a way to watch vortex pairs spontaneously emerge.... Read more »

AI startup Anthropic has agreed to establish a $1.5 billion fund to compensate authors whose works were used without permission to train its models. The move follows a lawsuit brought by three writers—Andrea Bartz, Charles Graeber, and Kirk Wallace Johnson, who accused the company of illegally ingesting their copyrighted books.... Read more »

Researchers at Rice University have unveiled a breakthrough method that could significantly improve the way data centers recycle waste heat. Their new system, which combines solar thermal power with existing cooling processes, has the potential to boost electricity recovery from data center exhaust heat by 60 to 80 percent annually... Read more »

Two of the world’s biggest environmental challenges; plastic pollution and rising CO? emissions could be tackled with a single innovation. Chemists at the University of Copenhagen have developed a method to convert discarded PET plastic into a new material that captures carbon dioxide efficiently, transforming waste into a climate solution.... Read more »

When a group of friends in Vietnam realized they could never afford the multi-million-dollar Bugatti Chiron, they didn’t give up on the dream. Instead, they decided to build one themselves completely from scratch. Unlike traditional kit cars, which are often assembled from donor vehicles, this team started with nothing more... Read more »

AI is no longer just an experimental tool for tech enthusiasts, it is rapidly becoming the backbone of modern business. Companies across industries are pouring billions into AI in an effort to stay competitive, scale faster, and adapt to a technological wave that many believe could surpass earlier revolutions like... Read more »

BYD is pushing into Europe with an ambitious plan to make charging electric cars a whole lot faster. The company is rolling out what it calls “Flash Charging,” a system designed to deliver up to 1,000 kW of power using just a single cable. According to electrive, the move could... Read more »

Picture this: you’re told to save water because of a drought, but then you see trucks carrying water to a billionaire’s lake. That’s what happened in England, and it got people upset. In 2025, Southern Water, a company that supplies water in the UK, banned tankers from taking water to... Read more »

Have you ever stared up at the night sky and wondered how the swirling arms of our galaxy might touch down here on Earth? It’s a thought that feels straight out of science fiction, but lately, scientists have uncovered something pretty mind-bending about naturally occurring zircon crystals. Deep in the... Read more »

Earth Day Science Projects and Activities Hey there! Earth Day rolls around every April 22, and it’s all about giving our planet a little love. Started back in 1970, it’s a day to focus on things like cleaning up trash, saving water, and fighting pollution. What better way to get... Read more »

Imagine a patch of land no bigger than a tennis court, bursting with trees, buzzing with bees, and alive with kids exploring nature. That’s the magic of Scotland’s “wee forests,” tiny urban woodlands inspired by a Japanese method that’s taking root across the country. These small but mighty green spaces... Read more »

Rising Seas: A Growing Worry for 1.5 Million Australians by 2050 The Big Picture: What’s Happening? Imagine standing on your favorite beach, watching waves roll in, and wondering if that water will creep closer to your doorstep one day. A recent report says that by 2050, rising sea levels could... Read more »

Photosynthesis is a vital process that keeps life on Earth going, playing a huge role in the carbon cycle. It’s how plants make food and produce oxygen, which we all need to survive. But human activities like deforestation and burning fossil fuels are messing with the carbon cycle, where photosynthesis... Read more »

The carbon cycle is a vital process that keeps life on Earth going. It moves carbon, a key building block of life, through the air, land, water, and living things. But human activities like burning fossil fuels and cutting down forests are throwing it off balance, leading to problems like... Read more »

How Climate Change Affects the Environment? Climate change is one of the biggest challenges our planet faces today. It’s not just about hotter days or melting ice; it’s changing everything from forests and oceans to the air we breathe and the animals we share the world with. Human activities like... Read more »

Climate Change and Falling Ocean Phytoplankton Climate change is a serious problem. It makes the Earth hotter because of gases from cars, factories, and other human activities. These changes affect the oceans, which cover most of our planet and support life. A key part of the ocean is phytoplankton, tiny... Read more »

Why do you sometimes react exactly like the parent you swore you'd never become? The answer may lie in the way trauma travels through families.... Read more »

Attention challenges and EF challenges are varied and need management in different ways.... Read more »

Emotional overload, burnout, and neurodiversity all play a role in why texting back feels so hard, even with people we love.... Read more »

Ever wondered what your brain’s really doing the first time you try something new? This post reveals how fear, balance, and neuroplasticity all collide in your first attempt.... Read more »

Having conversations with your children about human sexuality will create a different 18-year-old than the 18-year-old who doesn't ever discuss sexuality.... Read more »

When we think about all the errors chatbots make, we might have to rethink what the goal of artificial intelligence is. Should it be humanlike or intelligent?... Read more »

When a child's "behavioral problems" reveal the exact cognitive skills that make humans smarter than AI systems.... Read more »

Eating disorder treatment has traditionally been non-inclusive for neurodivergent individuals. It's time to make a change.... Read more »

Every leader hears competing inner voices. Discover how to spot the hidden ones that shape your choices and learn strategies to make wiser, more balanced decisions.... Read more »

Reputations matter everywhere—but not always for the same reasons.... Read more »

ADHD is a neurotype, not a moral flaw. Understanding this reduces stigma, highlights strengths, and allows neurodiverse individuals to thrive.... Read more »

Jealousy’s universal roots are shaped by culture. Managed well, it can fuel growth, trust, and connection rather than resentment and destruction.... Read more »

When life no longer matches your expectations, it’s normal to feel frozen. Here’s how to adapt with compassion and resilience.... Read more »

Elevate your therapeutic approach by learning essential spiritual skills for helping clients from religiously and spiritually diverse backgrounds.... Read more »