Tony Ho Tran
Yahoo
Chicago, IL, United States
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NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover Sent Back a Stunning ‘Postcard’
NASA/JPL-CaltechNASA’s Curiosity rover has been exploring the surface of Mars for more than a decade now—diligently traversing the unexplored landscape to... → Read More
This Headset Gives You X-Ray Vision to See Through Objects
Sorry, weirdos. You can’t use it to spy on your neighbors. → Read More
Google Just Got a Lot Closer to Unleashing the Power of Quantum Computing
Quantum computing could open up a vast new world of technological potential—if we can prevent errors from springing up. → Read More
Oh My God, They Made a Flying Robot Spider
This can’t be good. → Read More
Why Are We Suddenly Shooting a Bunch of UFOs Out of the Sky?
Are they spying on us for other nations—or visitors from another planet? → Read More
Chinese Satellite Likely Shot Green Laser Wall Over Hawaii
Don’t worry. It’s not a danger to anyone on the ground... probably. → Read More
NASA Took an X-Ray of the Sun and It’s Trippy AF
The pic might help answer an age old mystery about the star. → Read More
The Chatbot Wars Will Change the Internet Forever
Big Tech is in an AI arms race—and we all might be the losers. → Read More
Can We Slow Climate Change by Shooting Dust at the Sun?
A bold proposal offers one unique tool to fight global warming. → Read More
Forget Tesla and Electric Cars. E-Bikes Are the Future of Transportation.
Since the federal government failed to deliver on e-bike incentives, states and cities are stepping up to get Americans riding on two wheels. → Read More
Could a Heart Medication Stop Violent Crimes From Happening?
While it’s used to treat hypertension, it could also help treat escalating tensions too. → Read More
The Horrifying Reason Why You Might Suck at Chess
A new study suggests that poor air quality results in poor decision making. → Read More
Could This Space Tech Startup Launch an Asteroid Mining Revolution?
It isn’t rocket science—it’s much, much harder. → Read More
Put Down the Beer: Alcohol Flush May Be a Deadly Sign
A genetic quirk might be causing you to get red when you drink—and harming your body too. → Read More
Greener Cities Have Little to Fear From Atmospheric Rivers
Sustainable urban roads and buildings have a better chance of withstanding torrential rains—and long droughts. → Read More
A Chatbot Could Never Write This Article. Here’s Why.
ChatGPT is impressive—but it's not going to be taking over all our jobs anytime soon. → Read More
Extinctions Might Screw Up Madagascar for 20 Million Years
But there's still time to fix things. → Read More
What Happens to the Future of Electric Cars If Tesla Dies?
Elon Musk’s company started an EV revolution—but it might not live to see it take off. → Read More
Damar Hamlin’s Injury Exposes the NFL’s Medical Theater
It not only distracts from real solutions—but creates a dangerous false sense of safety. → Read More
Watch a Flying Drone Deliver a Transplant Lung to a Hospital
This can save crucial time before surgery. → Read More