What will Drones look like Tomorrow?

By: Amaal Hassan, Abigail Sandoval, and Stefan Orban

Drones are already transforming how we farm, deliver goods, and respond to emergencies. By using smart policies, quieter and greener technology, and community input, society can capture the helpful parts of the drone revolution while reducing harms. Understanding the moral trade-offs will help the next generation build drone systems that are safe, fair, and sustainable.

3D Printed Foods

By: David Leach, Journalist

3D printed foods - you've seen them in Star Trek or other sci-fi films. They are not as futuristic as you might think. You could have 3D-printed foods at your home within the next five years.

The Jabulani

By: Haitem Khalid, Journalist

The Jabulani, manufactured by Adidas is a special ball. It was the official 2010 FIFA World Cup match ball and was only in production for 2 years.

The History Of Le Mans Cars

By: Daniel Chai, Journalist

Le Mans racing was started in 1923.  Le Mans is the name of the town in France that hosts the race--sometimes known as the .   on the Circuit de la Sarthe, sometimes known as "The 24-Hour Circuit of...

[Video] Why There Might Not be Any Aliens

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist

Signs show aliens might wipe themselves out before they can communicate with us.

[Video] The Rise of AI Image Generators

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist

AI image generators have come so far in the past year, from a cool concept to making legitimate pieces of artwork.

Electric vs Gasoline Cars- Which is Better?

By: Miles Kastner, Journalist

While gas vehicles are typically less expensive and easier to refuel, there are some advantages to owning an electric vehicle that have nothing to do with pricing.

Neurolink’s Dangers and Possible Adverse Effects

By: Miles Kastner, Journalist

Elon Musk is Working on an Implantable "brain chip" That Will "Merge Biological Intelligence With Machine Intelligence".

How Power Gets To Your Home

By: Miles Kastner, Journalist

It's always when you flip a switch or plug in a cord, but electricity has a long way to travel to get to your house. In fact, the electricity generating station may be hundred's of miles away.

[Video] The Story Of R/place

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist

R/place is a massive event hosted on reddit, that started April 1st 2017 and 2022. It brought many communities together and spawned discussions for years to come.

[Video] The Assassin’s Teapot

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist

The assassin's teapot is an old chinese invention that can pour two drinks interchangeably. Learn more about how it works.

[Video] How Satellites Helped Ukraine

By: Oliver Tabbal, Journalist

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war is bad, but there is a way that other countries can help. That is satellites, whether for communication or imagery, and they are saving lives and helping Ukraine every day.

Rob Doyle: The Underwater Pizza Delivery Man

By: Miles Kastner

Rob Doyle may have one of the most unique jobs in the entire world, he is an underwater pizza delivery man.

[Video] Scientist Find a Super Planet with Oceans of Molten Lava

By: Conner Elling, Reporter

K2-141b, this is the name of the planet where it rains rocks, the oceans are made of lava, and there are supersonic winds.