TECH & SCIENCE
Disney Plus on Verizon: How Verizon Customers Can Get Free Disney Plus
Disney+ has made a deal to give some Verizon customers a year of the streaming service for free. Here's how you can take advantage of the offer.
Disney Plus Screens: How Many Devices Can You Use Disney+ On?
Disney+ launched across the U.S. and Canada on Tuesday, and families are starting to explore its catalogue. Here's how many screens and devices you can watch the streaming service on at once.
Scientists Narrow Down Number of Exoplanets Which Could Host Alien Life
"'Are we alone?' is one of the biggest unanswered questions," said study first author Howard Chen.
Disney Plus Launch Plagued by Connection Issues and Users Aren't Happy
Frustrated Disney fans were greeted with a message that they were "Unable to connect to Disney+" on Tuesday morning.
Disney Plus Release Calendar: All the Movies and TV Shows Coming Soon
Disney+ has launched with over 500 movies and series. However, there is plenty more coming to the service from Disney, Marvel, "Star Wars" and more.
Fireball Streaks Across Night Sky Above St. Louis As Meteor Shower Peaks
The incident was captured on several webcams and home security cameras.
SpaceX Launches 60 Satellites Into Space for Starlink Internet Project
The aim of Starlink is to provide global internet coverage from space with very short lag times.
Video Shows Orca Pod Chasing a Great White Shark in the Atlantic
Orcas were dubbed killer whales after ancient sightings of them ganging up against other (frequently larger) whale species. More recently, they have also been known to attack and kill great white sharks.
Elusive Deer-Like Species Which Had Been Lost to Science 'Rediscovered'
The last documented individual was killed by a hunter in 1990.
New Estimate for Expansion Rate of the Universe Calculated Using Gamma Rays
There is significant debate among astronomers on just how fast the universe is expanding,
Watch Rare Transit of Mercury Live as Planet Passes in Front of the Sun
This celestial event only takes place around 13 times a century.
Ancient Inca City Located 13,000 Feet High in Peruvian Andes Revealed
The settlement lies at an altitude around 5,000 feet higher than the famous Inca site of Machu Picchu.
Best Slideshows
One Giant Leap: 5 U.S. Destinations That Helped Put Man on the Moon
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing with a road trip to some of the places that made it possible.
Best Slideshows
Make Distracted Driving a Thing of the Past
AI devices, heads-up displays, smart license plates and more are make drivers safer.
Best Slideshows
10 Amazing Inventions That Hit Their Crowdfunding Goals
Less than half of crowdfunded projects meet their goals, but these speakers, sleep trackers, puzzles and more killed it on Kickstarter and Indiegogo.
Bill Maher Defends Facebook Not Fact-Checking Politicians, Says Voters' Job
Bill Maher ridiculed Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg for creating a "stupider" culture of people who no longer read, but defended the social media network's decision not to fact-check political advertisements.
Girls and Boys Are Equally Good at Math: Study
"Humans are more similar to each other than we are different," said an author of the study.
Crypto Firm Rejects Paper Claiming It Was Used to Manipulate Bitcoin Price
"It is reckless—and utterly false—to assert that Tether tokens are issued in order to enable illicit activity," executives at Tether said after a new research paper linked the firm to market manipulation.
NASA Detects Record-breaking X-ray Burst From Massive Cosmic Explosion
The explosion occurred on the surface of a pulsar around 11,000 light-years away.
Facebook's History of Scandals
A timeline of issues involving the social media behemoth over data sharing and privacy.
Emperor Penguins 'Marching to Extinction' If We Don't Tackle Climate Change
The study is the latest to find that climate change is bad news for penguins.
Medieval Catholic Church Shaped Psychology of Westerners Living Today
Research has shown that people who live in Western, industrialized societies display psychological traits that are "particularly unusual" compared to the rest of the world.
12,000 Years of Genetic History Suggests 'All Roads Lead to Rome'
While we might know a lot about the archaeology and history of the city, relatively little is known about the genetics of Ancient Rome. A new study suggest it was "a cosmopolitan centre" long before the Roman Empire.
What Makes a Pop Song Catchy? Scientists Have a New Answer
Researchers played people thousands of chords to see which parts of their brains lit up.
NASA Just Opened Moon Rock Sample That's Been Untouched Since Apollo Era
"We are able to make measurements today that were just not possible during the years of the Apollo program," a NASA scientist said.