These convenient meal kit services deliver weekly menus and preportioned ingredients to enthusiastic but time-poor home cooks. With shelter-in-place lockdowns, they’re more useful than ever.
Adorable ancient sea cows once swam through now-bone dry Egyptian desert
It may be a desert now, but ancient sea cows swam here.
Ford’s new CEO races a 1966 Ford GT40 as his form of yoga
Jim Farley, who replaced Jim Hackett as Ford CEO earlier this year, doesn’t just sell cars. He races them.
Canon’s EOS M50 Mark II camera adds new features for vlogging and live-streaming
Vlogging from home has become more and more popular as video creators are driven indoors and are coming up with new and interesting ways to entertain their fans. A new version of the Canon EOS M50 Mark II camera could make the process of vlogging and interviewing easier with several […]
Apple TV app arrives on some of Sony’s latest 4K TVs
For the first time, Apple’s Apple TV app is making its way to Android TV. Sony has announced that, as of today, the app will begin rolling out in the United States to the company’s new X900H series of 4K HDR TVs via a software update. This might push along […]
Lucid Air prices, Escape PHEV delayed, Chevy Bolt EV fire probe: Today’s Car News
Two pieces of news this morning potentially relate to concern over charging fires—which are leading to the delay of one important plug-in hybrid model. And the Lucid Air gets a more affordable entry price. This and more, here at Green Car Reports.
You can save $15 on ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ season 2 Blu-ray for Prime Day
Editor’s note: Amazon reports that this deal has sold out. You can find more Prime Day deals here.
NASA awards $370 million to private companies to aid moon exploration push
NASA has awarded $370 million in “Tipping Point” contracts designed to aid its push to get astronauts back to the moon and then on to Mars, agency officials announced today (Oct. 14).
Is gene therapy ready to treat some forms of autism?
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Trump has shown little respect for U.S. science. So why are some parts thriving?
Disastrous. Damaging. Catastrophic. Those are just some of the more polite terms that many U.S. scientists use to describe the policies of President Donald Trump. His handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, his repeated public dismissals of scientific expertise, and his disdain for evidence have prompted many researchers to label him […]