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The SpaceX founder's Boring Company already operates a smaller version of the 'Vegas Loop' system underneath the Las Vegas Convention Center, which opened earlier this year to lackluster reviews.

Facebook wants the 'metaverse' to be a future version of the internet, where users use virtual reality and augmented reality devices to enter virtual worlds, run from its Menlo Park, California HQ.

Rhesus macaques share similar reproductive mechanisms to humans, making them 'ideal... for exploring stem cell-based therapies for male infertility,' experts at the University of Georgia said.

Vienna Tourist Board has launched an OnlyFans page to display the nude artworks featured in the Leopold Museum, Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna and Natural History Museum Vienna.

Researchers say the Japanese wolf and dog share a common ancestor, an extinct species of gray wolves. Asian dog breeds like the Shina Ibu share as much as 5 percent DNA with the Japanese wolf.

Archaeologists have discovered three statues of ram heads, including one that had a cobra on its head, at Egypt's Karnak Temple in Luxor on a road known as the 'avenue of sphinxes.'

The chopping of wood at L'Anse aux Meadows, in Newfoundland, Canada was dated to 1021 AD using a radiocarbon signal in trees from a solar storm, experts from the University of Groningen said.

William Shatner, 90, has earned the title of oldest person in space after he and three others soared 65 miles above Earth Wednesday aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket.

Highway excavations in Israel turned up evidence of an encampment held by 12th-century Crusaders. Archaeologists unearthed arrowheads, horseshoes, and other items used to care for horses.

Researchers have discovered that king and queen dampwood termites can grow the size of their brains, in particular, the optic lobe, before they leave the nests.

Harvard researchers used micro-CT scans to analyze the crab in amber. The team saw crab's tissues like its antennae, legs and mouthparts - and not a single hair was missing from the specimen.

The spacecraft was moved between buildings at Florida's Kennedy Space Center on Monday, and is now due to be lifted on to the most powerful rocket in the world, the Space Launch System.

When environment Minister, Rebecca Pow and members of the Chalk Stream Restoration Group visited the river yesterday, it was a clear looking stream.

Astronomers have discovered the first evidence that a 'giant impact' 95 million light-years away from Earth 'stripped' part of a planet's atmosphere.

DNA traces from plant and animal remains found in soil samples collected at Arctic sites known to have yielded mammoths fossils were analysed by experts led from the University of Cambridge.

NASA's vision of space travel would be to send tourists to exotic places around the solar system and beyond, where they can do exciting activities like kayaking on the waters of Titan.

Seismic activity at Japan's Mount Suribachi has resulted in a number of ships being raised after they were sunk as part of the Battle of Iwo Jima during World War II.

The modern horse was domesticated around 2,200 B.C. in the Pontic-Caspian steppe in Western Eurasia, according to a newly published study.

The wooden knives are better for the environment, according to experts behind the development process from the University of Maryland in College Park.

In the 2021 water year, California recorded its driest water year in more than 90 years, as only 11.9 inches of rain and snow were recorded, the lowest in more than 90 years.

La Niña returned to the Pacific Ocean for a second consecutive year. It will bring rainstorms to the northwest, dry conditions along the southwest and above average snowfall in the northeast.

Excavations at the Sayburç site in Anatolia's Taş Tepeler ('Stone Hills') region are being carried out by Istanbul University and the Şanlıurfa Archeology Museum.

Orionid meteors occur every autumn when Earth passes through the stream of debris left by Halley's Comet, and will reach their peak tonight and tomorrow night.

Researchers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine found that men with more of the hormone really are more likely to have multiple partners at one time.

The data privacy campaigner, who goes by the username @my.data.not.yours, asked Amazon to send all data it has on her, including from smart speakers.

Dating back some 900 years to the time of Imperial China's Song dynasty, 'Ru official ware' was noted for its lack of decoration and typically pale, 'duck-egg' blue glaze.

A new CDC report found 20.3% of adults received mental health treatment in 2020 compared to 19.2% with women and whites being the most likely to take medication or go to therapy.

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been unpacked in French Guiana. The $10 billion observatory is a successor to Hubble, and will let astronomers peer deeper into the Universe.

The tech giant's website boasts the embossed cloth is 'made with soft, non-abrasive material' that can wipe clean any Apple product 'safely and effectively'.

NASA has picked a new telescope that will help study the Milky Way, giving new insight into how stars are born and die, the $145 million Compton Spectrometer and Imager.

A bright light, which lasted for just four seconds, appeared in Jupiter's North Tropical Zone near the southern edge of the North Temperate Belt. The footage of this event has been released.

The mobile Chatter Telephone features the iconic smiling face, red wheels, connected handset and the retro rotary dial. Pre-orders are available at BestBuy.com for $60.

The 'completely reimagined Google Phones' are powered by Google Tensor, the first processor designed by the California firm, with a focus on artificial intelligence.

Budweiser has joined forces with Protium, a UK-based green hydrogen energy services company, to install hydrogen-powered solutions at its Magor Brewery in South Wales.

Scientists have discovered 14 different species of larvae (mostly shrimp) that were once believed to be different species which live in the deepest parts of the Gulf of Mexico, surpassing 3,000 feet.

A report from the World Meteorological Organization warns the dramatic warming in Africa is causing the continents glaciers to melt - and the massive ice sheets could disappear by the 2040s.

Dubbed the 'Tardigrade' after the microscopic 'water bears' that can survive in the extreme conditions of space, the vehicle was brought to life by Nico von Hookie, of the German company Hookie.

The ability to post photos and videos up to one minute from a browser will be rolled out to globally from Thursday, October 21, according to the Menlo Park, California-based social media giant.

Scientists at Virginia Commonwealth University are currently working on the revolutionary device, which is based on a cochlear implant used to improve hearing.

The 'Thumby' console from Ohio-based TinyCircuits comes with five retro games pre-installed, including tiny takes on classics like Tetris, Space Invaders and Snake.

Fossil remains of the new species were found near Chongqing and Wuhan and analysed by researchers led from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Analysing the sounds of Mars revealed it has 'strong bass vibrations,' say researchers from L'Institut de Recherche en Astrophysique et Planétologie in Toulouse, France.

The facility, opened by the French National Institute for Research into Agriculture, Food and the Environment, will preserve tissues from the vines at -320°F (-196°C) in liquid nitrogen in a cryobank.

Sky's first television, Sky Glass, has finally gone on sale in the UK today, with prices starting from just £39/month.

In total 88,125 studies published from 2012 to 2020 were reviewed by experts from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

equipped with LIDAR, GPS, and other sensors, Stanford University's augmented cane can guide a user toward a preset destination, rather than just simply away from an obstacle.

Paleomagnetic records in limestone from Central Italy suggest the Earth's outer mantle titled toward the equator between 86 and 80 million years ago, in a phenomenon known as 'true polar wander.'

NASA said on Sunday that one of the solar arrays on its Lucy spacecraft is not 'fully latched,' but the mission is not in danger and the spacecraft can operate with 'no threat to its health and safety.'

Apple unveiled its new MacBook Pro that features the tech giant's updated chips - M1 Pro and M1 Max - that are 70% faster than previous technologies.

Netflix was down for thousands across the globe. Reports began to surface around 3pm ET and were hitting the US, China and other countries. Issues appeared to be fixed an hour later.

According to Experian, there were 105,445 Tesla Model Y autos registered between January and the end of August, followed by 80,681 Model 3s. The Chevy Bolt came in a distant third with 22,799

This difference in the way billionaires are seen alone vs as a group may affect how much people support wealth taxes on the super-rich to reduce income inequality, researchers from Ohio State said.

The rivers and tributaries on Saturn's moon Titan could be helpful for NASA's upcoming mission, according to a new study, which spent weeks analyzing images taken by the Cassini spacecraft.

Apple unveiled the highly anticipated AirPods 3 during its live virtual event Monday. The earbuds cost $179, $50 more than the 2nd generation, with pre-orders opening today and shipping starts next week.

An astronomer with the University of Toronto designed a model that found the North Polar Spur and the Fan Region are connected and form a massive magnetic funnel around our solar system.

Apple runs events throughout the autumn from its offices in Cupertino, California. The latest event will focus on laptops, but could see new earphones confirmed.

The Hubble Space Telescope snapped a photo of a galaxy, known as NGC 4666, showing a 'burst of star formation,' approximately 80 million light-years from Earth.

Pedestrians appear to choose paths that seem to point most directly toward their destination, even if those routes end up being longer, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found.

The 12 ambassadors, known as the Flight 1 Ambassador Team, took off on Sunday from Long Beach, California, aboard Zero Gravity Corporation's (Zero-G) 'G-Force One' plane.

A FCC filing shows Ikea could release a new Bluetooth speaker that doubles as a lamp. It would feature a mushroom-shaped design and the new a Spotify Tap button.

The man, who was about 40 to 50 years old when he died around the 6th century in what is now Bavaria, Germany, was also buried with a horse and weapons including a battle axe and lance.

The Nebra Sky Disc was unearthed near the town of Nebra in Saxony-Anhalt, in the east of Germany, by metal detectorists Henry Westphal and Mario Renner back in 1999.

Facebook is creating an artificial intelligence capable of viewing and interacting with the outside world the same way a person can, letting the AI learn from 'videos from the center of action.'

Lucy is scheduled to launch on Saturday, October 16 at 05:34 ET (10:34 BST) on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

The man was between 40 to 45 years old and may have been a fugitive who escaped from a docked ship in search of cover from the scorching magma, ash and toxic gas.

More than 75 percent of the 69 men who ruled the Roman Empire from 63BC to 395AD died from violent deaths either on the battlefield or they were brutally murdered by conspirators.

Swedish scientists isolated a molecule that can make mosquitoes drink any liquid by imitating the smell of a human infected with malaria. Mixing it with plant toxins they were able to poison the insects.

Certain breeds of dogs and young and male dogs suffer from symptoms commonly associated with ADHD, such as hyperactivity and inattention, a new study has found.

Tadpoles without the ability to breathe on their own were kept alive after algae was injected into their hearts. The algae moved through blood vessels to the brain and light shined on them created oxygen.

The deaths, caused by a bird flu strain H5N8, were at an undisclosed wildlife rehabilitation centre, according to the government's Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA).

The mysterious gap between Mars and Jupiter could have been caused by a young Jupiter or a wind from the solar system emerging, experts in Massachusetts say.

Porsche sold 28,640 Taycans in the first nine months of 2021, compared to 27,972 of the 911. Porsche expects electric vehicles to make up more than 80 percent of global sales by 2030.

The remnants of more than 150,000 sticks are exposed during low tide in Canada's Comox estuary, off Vancouver Island, spread out across the intertidal zone.

Apple took down a popular Koran app in China after it allegedly hosted 'illegal religious texts,' though the developer said China 'requires additional documentation' for mainland apps to work.

The spacecraft is scheduled to blast off on Saturday at 05:34 ET (10:34 BST) on a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.

Brassica carinata, a non-edible seed crop, can be grown and processed into oil to be used as biofuel for airplane engines. After extracting the oil, the residue can then be ground into feed for cattle.

Most research has focused on the benefits of social networks, experts at University of Technology Sydney claim - but this means negative effects of sites like Facebook and Twitter are overlooked.

Boston Dynamics engineer Zack Jackowski says Spot can collect data in plants, utilities [and] installations, and develop ways to boost safety and efficiency that have have never been considered before.

The risk of fatal cardiovascular events could increase when circadian rhythms in our heart cells are disrupted by sporadic shift work, researchers in London report.

The rare show of solidarity came hours after Prince William offered an unexpected rebuke of the pair's race to leave Earth during a BBC Newscast interview at Kensington Palace.

The Hubble Space Telescope has confirmed that Jupiter's ice moon, Europa, has persistent water vapor on just one hemisphere - the trailing hemisphere.

A megaton nuke, exploding near the surface of an asteroid would destroy it without leaving thousands of fragments, a team from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland found.

Future climates were modelled under three greenhouse gas mitigation scenarios by an international team of researchers led from Leeds University.

The feature is being rolled out globally to iOS and Android users to provide an 'optional extra layer of protection' to existing backups, says the Menlo Park, California based tech giant.

The way that the body responds to cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength and anaerobic power exercises is influenced by 13 specific genes, Anglia Ruskin University experts found.

Chlamydia incidences are high in South East Queensland and New South Wales, but experts led from the University of the Sunshine Coast hope vaccination help the animals survive.

Known as The Sphinx, the 13ft strip of snow at Braeriach, in the Cairmgorms, is known to have survived virtually every summer since records began.

The all-electric, autonomous truck features a load carrier for carrying materials. Volvo said it was made using electricity from renewable sources to create the clean-burning gas.

Residents say the 'confused' Waymo self-driving vehicles are driving through the dead end all hours of the day and multiple cars are sometimes coming to the street at the same time.

This rapid diversification led to the nearly 4,000 species we see today, according to researchers from the University of California and University of Michigan.

A rare 4.5-foot fish known as an alligator gar was caught in Kansas for the first time ever last month, baffling experts as to how it arrived in the state.

The recommendations are part of a report by the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal Society, which looked at how climate change measures can improve people's health in the UK.

The study of 751 women with a healthy cycle was carried out in Poland by experts from SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities in Warsaw.

HMD Global, the Espoo, Finland-based makers of Nokia phones, said the device would have the original and iconic silhouette of the classic 6310 with its trademark long battery life.

An online auction is featuring several historic items that accompanied the last man on the moon, the first American in space and the second person to walk across the lunar surface.

Scrolling through stories about coronavirus on Twitter or viewing them on YouTube is enough to cause people's positive mood to plummet, according to research from the University of Essex.

Scientists believe Saturn's moon Titan has a fault similar to the San Andreas Fault in California and it's likely active. If true, it could break up the icy surface and be a precursor to life, according to a new study.

The UK government first announced a £200million investment into the development of the Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production - or 'STEP' - in October 2019.

The 'Special Purpose Unmanned Rifle' (SPUR) is the brainchild of Philadelphia-based Ghost Robotics and arms manufacturer SWORD International of Sparks, Nevada.

Researchers have discovered more than 1,600 Fast Radio Bursts that shot out from FRB 121102 over a span of 47 days, more than all the recorded FRBs combined.