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Archaeologists Discover 29 Human Footprints From the Last Ice Age

Archaeologists working off Canada’s Pacific Coast have found 29 human footprints dating back to the end of the last Ice Age. The buried impressions were found along a beach—a discovery that’s bolstering the case for a coastal migratory route into North America. When archaeologists are on the hunt for evidence of ancient human activity, they…

Human History George Dvorsky Mar 28

New Jersey Really Isn’t About That Offshore Drilling Life

President Donald Trump wants offshore drilling in every corner of our federal waters, but that doesn’t include state waters. New Jersey, at least, is being proactive about protecting those. The state Senate unanimously approved a bipartisan bill Monday that would ban all offshore drilling within three miles of the state’s coastline. All that’s left now…

Environmental Justice Yessenia Funes Mar 28

Scientists Just Discovered a New Human Organ, and It’s Filled With Secrets

Anatomy books are in need of a major upgrade, argue a team of scientists in a paper published Tuesday in the journal Scientific Reports. They say the body contains a previously undiscovered network of fluid-filled pockets and collagen underneath the skin that covers most of the body and internal organs. More than that, the structure…

Health Ed Cara Mar 28

Reddit’s Big, Dumb Meme War Ends in Tears

An imagined war between dozens of meme communities on Reddit has been called off following the hacking of a chat server and the posting of a moderator’s personal information online. From start to finish, the entire conflict took less than a week. Early skirmishes of the Meme World War, as it came to be known,…

Tech News Avery Ellis Mar 28

An Even More Tragic Version of the Joker Exists and It’s All My Fault

It was a foregone conclusion that when the Batman: The Enemy Within video game was done, John Doe would complete his metamorphosis into the Joker. What remained to be seen was how culpable players would feel at the end of it all. Personally, I was so exhausted and guilt-ridden that I made my Batman do…

Games Evan Narcisse Mar 28

Don’t Use a Nest Doorbell to Raise Your Kids

Nest just released a new ad, and let me tell you: there are some issues with the content. So you see this teenage girl in a prom dress ring a Nest doorbell, and a teen couple walk out the front door. The two girls walk to a car, as a low robotic voice beckons the…

Tech News Adam Clark Estes Mar 28

Microsoft Creates Wild Half-Electron Quasiparticle for Its Future Quantum Computer

Microsoft just announced a quantum-computing advancement today: a measurement that looks like an electron split in half in a piece of wire. It will be of central importance if the company hopes to create a working quantum computer. Big companies like IBM, Google, and Intel (and even a few startups) have built quantum computers with…

Physics & Chemistry Ryan F. Mandelbaum Mar 28

Holy Crap, This Galaxy Has No Dark Matter

From what scientists have gathered, galaxies are nearly synonymous with dark matter. They seem to be mostly dark matter with specks of regular matter mixed in. Despite the fact that no dark matter has been directly observed with science experiments, galaxies’ strange motion is the knock-out reason why astronomers think the universe is filled with…

Space & Spaceflight Ryan F. Mandelbaum Mar 28

Oh My God, Hot Toys Made a Baby Luke Skywalker Action Figure

Is this it? Have we finally reached peak Star Wars figure? Okay, so technically, Hot Toys made a Revenge of the Sith Obi-Wan Kenobi figure, mainly. It, like most of Hot Toys’ output, looks really good and comes with a ton of cool accessories, and is like having a homunculus of Ewan McGregor on your…

Toys & Collectibles James Whitbrook Mar 28

OnePlus Please Stop Explaining Your Phone Notch

Even though the iPhone X wasn’t the first handset with a notch (please see examples A and B), after Apple added cutouts to its $1,000 phone, a lot of Android fans suddenly developed strong feeling about the whole notch trend. Then, at Mobile World Congress in late February, things got even more heated when it…

Gadgets Sam Rutherford Mar 28

US Agency to Debate How the Internet of Things Could Kill You

There are innumerable ways to die and now, a US government agency wants to discuss some new, internet-connected ones. The Consumer Product Safety Commission is now accepting public comments on “potential safety issues and hazards associated with internet-connected consumer products.” In short, please tell the government about your ideas for Final Destination-style, internet-of-things-related deaths. The…

Tech News Sidney Fussell Mar 28

Americans’ Views on Global Warming Are a Hot Mess

There’s been a partisan split on climate change among Americans for a while now. But a new Gallup poll shows that the gap is growing. At the same time, Americans (those who believe in climate change, at least) have never been more sure global warming will pose a risk in the near(ish) future. All this…

Climate Change Brian Kahn Mar 28

Black Lightning Is Finally Becoming as Weird as the Rest of the CW’s Superhero Shows

One of the most fascinating things about Black Lightning is how it’s managed to keep itself fairly grounded and restrained in moments where many of the CW’s other shows tend to err on the more fantastical side. All of that changed this week, though, when the show decided to embrace the inherent wildness of the…

Television Charles Pulliam-Moore Mar 28

Emails Show How Uber Wooed Arizona Governor Before Fatal Crash Ruined Their Relationship

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey directed the Arizona Department of Transportation to suspend Uber’s testing of self-driving cars on Monday, in response to an incident last week in which an autonomous car struck and killed a pedestrian. In Ducey’s letter to Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, the governor called dash footage of the crash “disturbing and alarming”…

Tech News Jennings Brown Mar 28

Whoa, There’s a Lot to Unpack in This Latest Trailer for The Handmaid’s Tale

The next season of The Handmaid’s Tale takes us away from the book and into a whole new world. Based on this latest trailer, it’s going to be an intense ride. Entertainment Weekly has previewed the latest trailer for season two of The Handmaid’s Tale. Last we left off, June/Offred (Elisabeth Moss) was in the…

Trailers Beth Elderkin Mar 28

This Laptop Is the MacBook Pro People Wish Apple Would Make

So there I am, six thousand miles away from home in a foreign country (whose language I don’t speak) covering a trade show by myself, and I realize the power brick on my XPS 13 is busted. This is a disaster. My laptop is my lifeblood. I need it to write stories, edit photos, and…

Laptops Sam Rutherford Mar 28

Crashing Into Boiling Water and Other Ways Hoverboards Send Thousands of Kids to the Hospital Each Year

When it comes to hoverboard injuries, it’s tempting to think a good portion of them are severe burns caused by those overheating battery packs. New research shows this is very much not the case, and that each year around 13,500 kids are treated in US hospital emergency rooms after falling from their hoverboards. That amounts…

Health George Dvorsky Mar 28

The Darkest Minds Looks Like the Young X-Men Film We Never Knew We Wanted

Fox just released the first trailer for its adaptation of Alexandra Bracken’s scifi young adult series, The Darkest Minds. If you didn’t realize it was based on Bracken’s novels and took away the title, at first glance it’d honestly make for a pretty interesting looking member of the studio’s swathe of X-Men films. Set in…

Trailers James Whitbrook Mar 28

How to Properly Secure Your Accounts in Case You Forget Your Passwords

You’ve chosen a strong password and you’ve set up two-factor authentication, which requires an additional device to authenticate on log in, so your accounts are safe, right? Not so fast—all of your online accounts and apps will have recovery processes in place to help you, should you get locked out of your accounts, and it’s…

Gadgets David Nield Mar 28

This Supposed Dark Matter Evidence Won’t Seem to Go Away

This past June, 500 pounds of a specially fabricated crystal buried in an Italian mountain seemed to glow just a little brighter. It wasn’t the first time, nor the last—every year, the signal seems to increase and decrease like clockwork as the Earth orbits the Sun. Some people think the crystal has spotted a signature of…

Physics & Chemistry Ryan F. Mandelbaum Mar 28

Archaeologists Discover 29 Human Footprints From the Last Ice Age

New Jersey Really Isn’t About That Offshore Drilling Life

Scientists Just Discovered a New Human Organ, and It’s Filled With Secrets

Reddit’s Big, Dumb Meme War Ends in Tears

An Even More Tragic Version of the Joker Exists and It’s All My Fault

Don’t Use a Nest Doorbell to Raise Your Kids

Microsoft Creates Wild Half-Electron Quasiparticle for Its Future Quantum Computer

Holy Crap, This Galaxy Has No Dark Matter

Oh My God, Hot Toys Made a Baby Luke Skywalker Action Figure

OnePlus Please Stop Explaining Your Phone Notch

US Agency to Debate How the Internet of Things Could Kill You

Americans’ Views on Global Warming Are a Hot Mess

Black Lightning Is Finally Becoming as Weird as the Rest of the CW’s Superhero Shows

Emails Show How Uber Wooed Arizona Governor Before Fatal Crash Ruined Their Relationship

Whoa, There’s a Lot to Unpack in This Latest Trailer for The Handmaid’s Tale

This Laptop Is the MacBook Pro People Wish Apple Would Make

Crashing Into Boiling Water and Other Ways Hoverboards Send Thousands of Kids to the Hospital Each Year

The Darkest Minds Looks Like the Young X-Men Film We Never Knew We Wanted

How to Properly Secure Your Accounts in Case You Forget Your Passwords

This Supposed Dark Matter Evidence Won’t Seem to Go Away

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