The Ford Bronco is the first legitimate competitor to the Jeep Wrangler in quite a while. A new pamphlet uncovered by the Bronco 6G forum offers a glimpse into how Jeep salespeople are preparing to sell their off-roader against the new one from the Blue Oval.
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Eye-tracking mask could monitor people’s reactions to what they see
An eye-tracking mask that also measures the wearer’s pulse could be used to study people’s reactions to things they are viewing.
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Tesla Model S-derived hearse revealed to cater for ‘eco-funerals’
Electric funeral car has 220-mile range; will be sold in UK by Coleman Milne
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Japanese startup ispace raises $28 million in new funding for private moon landings
The Japanese space startup ispace is launching a new “Blueprint Moon” data analysis service on top of its plans for private lunar landings after raising $28 million in new investments.
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NatGeo sets October launch date for ‘The Right Stuff’ on Disney Plus
“The Right Stuff” now has a launch date.
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2020 Mercedes-Benz GLB: Recall Alert
Vehicles Affected: Approximately 10,600 model-year 2020 Mercedes-Benz GLB250 SUVs
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Red mud is piling up. Can scientists figure out what to do with it?
Practical and glamorous, aluminium is prized for making products from kitchen foil and beverage cans to Tesla Roadsters and aircraft. But the silvery metal—abundant, cheap, lightweight, and corrosion resistant—has a dark side: red mud. This brownish red slurry, a caustic mishmash of metal- and silicon-rich oxides, often with a dash […]
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Facebook Portal adds Zoom, Cisco video app access
Facebook hopes to broaden the business appeal of its smart display by offering access to several video conferencing apps, including Zoom, Cisco Webex, BlueJeans and GoToMeeting.
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Surprising pulses of ancient warming found in Antarctic ice samples
Earth’s ice ages are typically thought of as seemingly unending periods of bitter cold. But a new study suggests bursts of carbon dioxide (CO2) often entered the atmosphere during these times, providing decades or even centuries of relative warmth amid 10,000-year stretches of chill. Such pulses may have caused glaciers […]