About 1 billion years from now, the sun will begin to die, blow off its outer atmosphere, and engulf our tiny planet in hot plasma. Luckily, the galaxy will have NASA’s twin Voyager spacecraft to remember us by. The two…
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Manny Pacquiao looks like he’s still salty at Floyd Mayweather after their fight from two years ago. After yesterday’s Mayweather-McGregor weigh-ins, Manny took to Twitter to mock Floyd’s “running” style with this savage tweet. Manny eventually deleted his tweet but…
Remember the Buell Blast? The 492cc single-cylinder starter bike was a far cry from the American company’s usual off-the-wall offerings. It was most at home in Harley’s rider training program—until Erik Buell announced the end of the range by dropping…
Via Lagunitas Beer Drinkers will tell you that throwing down a few beers is the best way to get buzzed. Stoners will tell you that smoking weed is the best way to get high. Why not both? Lagunitas Brewing Company…
As usual, weird art for weird physics (Image: JaredZammit/Flickr) Quantum mechanics may force you to think some wild things about the way the Universe works, but it has some real applications. One of the theory’s main quirks allows for a…
Authored by Mike Krieger via Liberty Blitzkrieg blog, I’m concerned about a better world. I’m concerned about justice; I’m concerned about brotherhood; I’m concerned about truth. And when one is concerned about that, he can never advocate violence. For through violence…
Business Insider UK spoke to British neuroscientist Professor Tim Bliss about the likelihood of being able to remove a human’s bad memories in the near future. Professor Bliss said, "There are certainly studies in mice in which it’s been possible to…
Authored by Justin Gardner via The Free Thought Project, There was something very revealing about Charlottesville and its aftermath. Not the behavior of the president, or the disturbing resiliency of Nazism, or the willingness of some counter-protesters to initiate violence.…
Body sensors have long been bulky, hard to wear, and obtrusive. Now they can be as thin as a Band-Aid and about as big as a coin. The new sensors, created by Kyung-In Jang, professor of robotics engineering at South…