The company is holding an "Ask Me Anything" session with its newest board member after employees voiced, well, some concerns.
io9 has an exclusive excerpt from Robb Pearlman and Jordan Hoffman's The Star Trek Book of Friendship.
Craggy sandstone is stopping the rover’s ascent of a Martian mountain.
Methane in the atmosphere is on an undeniable upward trend—right as we need to be seriously cutting emissions.
Samsung and Apple are also slowly putting smartphone repairability back in your hands.
The creators of HBO Max's superhero spy show look back on how far the superkids have come.
The retailer has filed an objection to a Staten Island warehouse's union vote and tried unsuccessfully to circumvent a shareholder vote on an investigation.
Covid-19 patients, even those with mild illness, were more likely to experience bleeding and other clotting issues months after infection.
A new 10-part podcast gives us one extra tale in the world of the 13th Doctor.
Pulsars scattered throughout the galaxy provide a novel way to see ripples in spacetime.
The officials cited limited wind tunnels and aging testing infrastructure as partly to blame for the tech's slow roll.
Trek is turning to old novels in order to add depth to its newest TV shows.
The attacks from Strontium are the latest in a string of exploits targeting Ukrainian and European officials.
Gripnr wants to put Dungeons & Dragons on the blockchain. Players say real money will ruin the fun.
The Skillshot FX Digital Pinball looks like the ultimate pinball simulator.
Cyberattacks, disinformation, and state-sponsored actors, oh my.
And Karl Urban teases Billy Butcher's path in The Boys season 3.
Lago d'Averno has transformed in just month. Scientists say an algal bloom is to blame.
Kaleido 3 could be useful for more than just e-readers and e-notes.
Life aboard the Halcyon makes Star Wars come to life in ways that dazzled even Oscar Isaac.
