Ray-Ban Stories: Facebook's Camera Glasses Are The Start of Smart Glasses
Sunglasses with cameras and speakers? That's what Ray-Ban and Facebook are selling with the new Stories frames.
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Woman With 'Snake Plague' at Home Shares Video of Venomous Reptile's Carnage
One TikTok user commented on the video: "close the door behind you, that's the snake's house now."
U.S. COVID Deaths Highest Since March, With Mississippi Hit Hardest
If trends continue the total number of COVID deaths could reach 700,000 by early October.
13 Smart Home Upgrades That Will Make Your Friends Jealous
These smart home products will make your house the raddest place on the block, keeping it bright, clean, and cool automatically.
Astronomers Desperate to Hear Mysterious Radio Signal From Milky Way Again
The "very strange" signal came from near the galactic center, and no current hypotheses can explain what caused it.
Black Holes May Exert Pressure, Solving Problem That Troubled Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking
Professor Xavier Calmet of the University of Sussex told Newsweek the findings ould mean black holes are "much more complicated and interesting than naively imagined."
What Is the Ig Nobel Prize? Strange Studies on Cat Purrs, Cinema Smells Among Winners
The ceremony honors science research that "makes you laugh and then makes you think."
Why Is Fentanyl So Deadly? Logan Williams, 'The Flash' Actor, Died After Taking Opioid
The 16-year-old actor died as a result of an accidental overdose involving the same drug that led to the deaths of Prince and Tom Petty.
Delta COVID Variant Could Still Dominate Despite Mu Study Showing Antibody Resistance
A pre-print study has indicated Mu was more antibody-resistant than other variants in a lab setting, although the results need to be read with caution.
mRNA Vaccine Safety, Development Explained As Biden Mandates COVID Shots
This type of vaccine is relatively new but was in development years before scientists rushed to produce a COVID vaccine.
Have Vaccines Ever Been Mandated in History? Biden COVID Shot Plans Could Affect 100m People
President Joe Biden's u-turn on vaccine mandates does not mark the first time people in the U.S. has been required to get immunized.
Extinct Tasmanian Tiger Brought 'Back to Life' in Newly Colorized Footage
"I had to take care of the rare filmed footage and pay tribute to the last representative of a species, which disappeared 85 years ago," said Samuel François-Steininger.
Where Mu Originated As Scientists Keep Close Eye on Mutated COVID Variant
Researchers say Mu may have some sort of resistance to the antibodies that vaccines provide, though research is ongoing.
These 7 Charging Accessories are Game Changers You Need
Amazing accessories to power up your phone, watch, car or anything that plugs into an outlet.
Fungi Will Be Found on Other Planets Says Top Mushroom Expert: 'Matter Begets Life'
"Our planet is unlikely to be unique in the inevitable creation of life from matter," renowned mycologist Paul Stamets told Newsweek.
