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TRAXyL, a DC-based startup, hopes their patented resin will provide more options for building affordable internet infrastructure. Continue reading Why Bury Broadband Fiber When You Can Just Glue It to the Road?
Korean royal astrologers saw a new star appear in the sky in 1437 AD, and it took 600 years for astronomers to find what they had seen, and explain why it appeared that night. Continue reading It Took 600 Years to Figure Out This Mysterious, Exploding Ancient Star
Judge Brett Kavanaugh argued that the regulations violated the First Amendment rights of ISPs. Continue reading One of Trump’s Top SCOTUS Contenders Is a Major Net Neutrality Opponent
A “meat shower” is exactly what it sounds like, but it turns out there’s a pretty simple, likely explanation for what caused it. Continue reading The Mystery of the Kentucky ‘Meat Shower’
Coral doesn’t have to be doomed, we just have to actually try to save it. Continue reading We’ve Saved One of the Coral Reefs by Simply Bothering to Do Something
The design was a thesis project for a German engineering student. Continue reading This Smartphone Airbag Automatically Protects Your Phone When You Drop It
The Aquila technology was part of a plan to provide high speed internet to remote, rural areas around the globe. Continue reading Facebook Quietly Ended Its Rural Internet Laser Drone Program
At a product demonstration, executives did their best to assuage fears about the unsettling new technology. Continue reading Google Says Its AI That Makes Phone Calls Isn’t Good Enough to Be Dangerous
On the season two premiere of Science Solved It, we dive into one of the most pervasive conspiracy theories: chemtrails. Continue reading Send this Article to All Your Friends Who Believe in Chemtrails
Science Solved It returns Tuesday, June 26 with all new episodes. Continue reading Meat Rain, Blood Waterfalls, and Chemtrails Star in the Second Season of Our Podcast