[ad_1] Spotting a polar bear from a helicopter against the frozen tundra can be difficult. When polar bear biologist Jon Aars sets out for his annual research expeditions, he scansRead More
Category: Geeky Stuff
TikTok Made Them Famous. It’s Hard to Find What’s Next.
[ad_1] Previous Charlie D’Amelio He became the most popular creator on TikTok – he now has 132 million followers – dancing on the competitive contemporary dance floor in the Northeast,Read More
High School Students Post Pictures of Sleeping, Eating, Each Other
[ad_1] Zach Lewis swears he’s just resting his eyes. However, a student at Stowe Middle School in Vermont secretly took a picture of him during English class and said, “TheRead More
Rare spots of good news about climate change
[ad_1] The deadly consequences of climate change have become even clearer this record-breaking year. heat wave, floodand forest fires killed thousands and pushed the boundaries of our disaster responders. ScientistsRead More
Elizabeth Holmes Case: Jurors Decide for Day Three
[ad_1] Jurors are set to enter a third day of deliberation on Thursday in the fraud case. Elizabeth Holmes, founder of the failed blood test startup Theranos. Miss Holmes, 37,Read More
Intel Corp. apologizes for asking suppliers to stay away from Xinjiang
[ad_1] BEIJING (AP) – Intel Corp. On Thursday, the world’s largest chipmaker apologized for asking suppliers to refrain from sourcing goods from Xinjiang after it joined other foreign brands facingRead More
A Box of Cash, a Secret Donor, and a Big Lift for Some NYC Students
[ad_1] Back in face-to-face teaching this semester, Vinod Menon, a professor of physics at the City College of New York in Harlem, finally looked through a pile of office mailRead More
‘Koala Massacre’: Australia Files Hundreds of Animal Cruelty Charges
[ad_1] MELBOURNE, Australia — An Australian landowner and two companies were hit on hundreds of animal cruelty charges after a land clearing operation killed 70 koalas last year, in anRead More
‘Koala Massacre’: Australia After Hundreds of Charges Filed
[ad_1] MELBOURNE, Australia — An Australian landowner and two companies were hit on hundreds of animal cruelty charges after a land clearing operation killed 70 koalas last year, in anRead More
How the Construction Industry Blocked Better Tornado Protections
[ad_1] With the pressure to demand safe rooms across a wide range of buildings failing, engineers were working on an even more ambitious goal: to change the way buildings areRead More
