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Photo credit: NASA/Chris Gunn Astronomers have just released a new set of images from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope that show two young stars surrounded by all of the raw material that is used to form planets. On the left is the disk around the . ...

RagnaPop just released an AI-generated theme song for a show that never existed: Nintendo Family Matters, a sitcom that replaces the Winslow family with a crazy mix of iconic gaming characters all living under one roof. The soundtrack begins with a . ...

James Channel continues to shed light on old, forgotten gaming gear that still has a few tricks up its sleeve. His latest segment delves deeper into a device from 2003 that appears to be an early prototype for the PlayStation Portal. More ...

Years of steady usage and exposure to the elements have taken a toll on Japanese railway stations, making replacement a headache. Finding competent contractors is difficult, and construction wages are high. Serendix collaborated with ABB to help JR . ...

Photo credit: This-Profession-1680 Collectors frequently pause for a second when they see one in a thrift store or internet listing. A 1982 RCA Colortrak 2000 stands there with that 25-inch CRT screen behind a full tinted glass panel that swings open ...

Sony's WH-1000XM5 noise-canceling wireless headphones, priced at $250 (was $400), feature 8 microphones and two processors to read the environment and instantaneously adjust to whatever noise is there. When you lift off, say from an airplane, ...

At this month's New York International Auto Show, visitors crowded around a bright yellow van. The vehicle, painted in a typical yellow cab pattern with a sign atop that reads 'TAXI,' looked ready to pull away from any Manhattan curb. Kia refers to . ...

Nostalgia strikes anyone who spent hours staring at a computer screen in the 1990s, when hard drives produced a mechanical symphony. These drives would start spinning with a low whir, clicking every time you accessed a file, and finally shutting down ...

Australian researchers have built the world's first quantum battery that completes every part of an energy cycle from start to finish. Dr. James Quach was the main force behind this at CSIRO, and he collaborated with colleagues at RMIT University and ...

Robots equipped with Generalist AI's new GEN-1 model have evolved into the ultimate automation workhorses, capable of completing the same simple tasks repeatedly without fail. You can witness in real time as one arm folds shirts row after row, ...