Biohackers Have Become Mainstream Who Are They And What Do They Do?

While some practices remain controversial or speculative, biohackers are united by a shared curiosity: how can we engineer ...

Why global warming could be ‘rewriting race history’ at major marathon events

Runners already face a daunting challenge when they line up at the start of a marathon, but increasingly they might find ...
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Arctic Missile Killer Destroyed: Russia's Rare $25M Tor-M2DT System Obliterated by US 'Excalibur' Shell

In the fierce fighting in Ukraine's Kherson region, a clash of advanced military technology led to a stunning Russian loss.
Travel + Leisure

This Is the No. 1 Winter Train in the U.S.—and It Goes Through a Forest, Gorgeous Rock Formations, and Passes by a Waterfall

The image of a train chugging up a snow-covered mountain feels both nostalgic and mythical. Does such a winter train really exist? And if it does, where is it found? The folks at JR Pass, a rail pass ...
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The Lee & Hudson Railroad never stoked a locomotive

The road was never completed, largely due to the “financial revulsion” of 1873 and the resistance of the Housatonic Railroad.
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Most Difficult Feats in the World of Extreme Sports

Extreme sports exist in that strange space where human ambition meets the absolute edge of what’s physically possible. Second ...

Barcelona goalkeeper reveals how he was able to stop Mbappe’s penalty in El Clasico

Among all the low points of Barcelona’s defeat to Real Madrid last Sunday, Wojciech Szczesny’s save to prevent Kylian Mbappe ...
Interesting Engineering

Space data centers could solve problem of 165% surge in AI power hunger

The generative AI boom could drive a 165% data center power demand increase by 2030, a Goldman Sachs report claims.