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The Big Bang theory is the best known and most accepted explanation for the beginning and evolution of the universe, but it is hardly a consensus among scientists.

The temperature and pressure inside Jupiter range from about -100°C near the edge to about 15,000°C and 50m times the Earth's atmospheric pressure in the middle. Saturn, Uranus and Neptune are similar pressure cookers....

It happens to the best of us: There you are, with a months-long stomach ache that you just can't shake, so you head to the doctor who says you probably have food poisoning. You get a simple x-ray just to be sure and the ...

A new building design from Swedish startup would create an indoor large-scale, carbon-neutral farm that can be fit into urban environments. The post Startup aims to move large-scale farming indoors appeared first on Spri...

The Associated Press has found that the FBI notified only a fraction of U.S. officials that their personal email accounts were being targeted by Russian hackers despite having evidence for at least a year that they were ...

YouTube has lost major advertisers as the controversy over inappropriate videos targeting and featuring minors on its site grows. At the heart of the matter are a glut of videos hosted on YouTube that feature predatory c...

Letter signed by 200 companies argues that scrapping the rules will hurt the US economy.

Lucid, one of the companies that looks like it could have the best chance to potentially field a true all-electric competitor to Tesla’s Model S, is moving its headquarters to a new facility in Newark, California — o...

Looks like Apple's Face ID technology isn't really that secure after all. After being previously tricked by a $150 mask, the Cupertino giant's new biometric system that was introduced with iPhone X is once again fooled b...

New iOS releases typically come with their fair share of problems, but iOS 11 may very well be the buggiest iOS release we've seen yet. Though Apple has done a good job of fixing some of the more egregious issues we've s...

In a testament to how entrenched Facebook has become in our day-to-day lives, it's not uncommon for users who commit suicide to leave telling videos or posts on their wall during the preceding few days. In an effort to p...

While Photoshop users have gotten pretty damn good at masking humans and other subjects over the years, it still remains one of the most tedious tasks in the app. But the days of Magic Wand masking will soon be over. Ado...

Finding out what people are searching for in real time is a trivial matter these days, thanks to Google Trends. Online since 2015, the service is useful for discovering what the world is paying attention to, like why Don...

The victim of a troll attack takes on the neo-Nazi who runs "the top hate site in America." The result might prompt trolls to think twice before they post.

Thanksgiving has come and gone and that means it's officially safe to start celebrating Christmas (or Hanukkah if you're like me). Decorations go up, Christmas music plays at every store, and instead of the classic beta ...

Lest anyone think that Waymo hasn't been preparing to launch its own autonomous ride-sharing service at some point, the Google spinoff just announced that its self-driving cars have driven a collective 4 million miles on...

Mobile banking Trojan BankBot uses a unique payload downloading technique to skip past Google Play Protect.

Researchers at Duke University, OSU and Oak Ridge National Laboratory have solved one of the biggest problems with new forms of quantum encryption: quantum key distribution. QKD is the process of distributing keys during...

Samsung expects to release a foldable phone in 2018. Is Apple next?

An initiative called "multi-domain command and control" is perhaps one of the most pressing priorities being pushed by Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein. SpaceNews.com

When AT&T announced that it was going to buy Time Warner for $85.4 billion back in 2016, the deal was expected to close by the end of 2017. Now, it's clear that won't happen, and as a result, AT&T has extended the deadli...

The nation's largest broadband provider has come under fire for failing to reiterate its plans not to offer so-called priority access services once the FCC rolls back net neutrality protections next month.