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Scientific Study Confirms Squirt Is Pee

A recent study published by the International Journal of Urology has proved that the main component of 'squirt' fluid is indeed urine.

Food Delivery Robot DGAF About Active Crime Scene

This past Tuesday in Los Angeles, a determined little delivery bot named Connie put itself in harm's way to ensure an Uber Eats order arrived on time.

NASA's Perseverance Rover Finds the "Building Blocks for Life" in Dried-up Martian Lake

Over the past few months, NASA’s Perseverance Rover has been hard at work combing through the remains of a Martian river delta at the bottom of the Jezero Crater, collecting and analyzing rock and sediment samples in search of signs of life.

Call of Duty Could Become an Xbox Exclusive

PlayStation chief Jim Ryan is not happy about the deal.

AI-Generated Horror Cryptid Is Both Intriguing and Terrifying

Everyone say hi to Loab. Loab is the AI generated brain-child of artist, Supercomposite.

AI Art Wins Colorado State Fair and People are Pissed

The internet is none too pleased.

The PS5 is Getting Even More Ridiculously Expensive Than it Already Is

Sony is raising PlayStation prices all over the world.

The Calvine UFO Photo is Being Hailed as the 'Best UFO Photo Ever'

Futuristic Concept City Called 'The Line' Proposed in Saudi Arabia

"The Line" or "Neom" is the name of the revolutionary new city being proposed in Saudi Arabia. The city will stretch 75 miles across the desert and be 500m tall and 200m wide.

Microsoft Drops the Ban Hammer, Outlaws Minecraft NFTs

The developers have stated that NFTs "can create models of scarcity and exclusion" that go against the values of the game.

Lab-Created "Mutant Troops" Reason Russian Advance Slowing, Russia Says

The New BMW 530e Reportedly Comes With 'Microtransactions'

Features will be locked behind paywalls with monthly subscriptions.

James Webb Space Telescope Captures Clearest Ever Pictures of the Universe

The area of the universe captured by the Webb is comparable to the size of a grain of sand. This puts into perspective just how big our universe really is.

CERN is Being Turned On At "Unprecedented Levels"

The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) recently announced they will be starting up their Hadron Collider ten years after discovering the Higgs boson.

New Technology Can Predict Crimes a Week Before They Happen

Arrested for a crime you haven't committed yet?

NASA Baffled by Mysterious Rocket Crashing into Moon

Scientists want to know where the hell it came from.

"Most Complete" Mammoth Ever Found Was Just Discovered in Canada

Recently, a miner found the mummified woolly mammoth in the Trʼondëk Hwëchʼin Traditional Territory of Yukon, Canada.

Flying on Airplanes Should Be Way More Fun

Flying sucks but airplanes are awesome. How can we fix this?

The Science behind Beer Farts Is Actually Fascinating

Why do our farts smell like firework smoke or shrimp-fest at Red Lobster?

Suspended Engineer Leaks Documents "Proving" Google's AI has Achieved Consciousness

Massive Chinese Sinkhole is Hiding a Prehistoric Forest

Netflix Sues Itself Over Subscriber Losses

Internet Debates: Are There More Wheels or Doors?

It's a tough cookie to crack. And while the answer, at first, will seem obvious to you, the more people chime into the question the more confusing it becomes.

"Millions" Worth of NFTs Stolen from Largest NFT Marketplace OpenSea

Here we are again.

15 of 23 Monkeys Implanted with Elon's Neuralink Chip Have Reportedly Died

This report was coupled with Musk announcing that Neuralink has been eager to begin human testing in 2022 and there was a job listing posted for a clinical trial.