Lab Creates World’s Thinnest ‘Spaghetti,’ But it’s Not for Eating

Scientists in London have created the world’s thinnest pasta, according to a study published in the journal Nanoscale Advances. But if you’re hoping to cook yourself up a bowl of cacio e pepe with these uber-thin noodles, you’ll be disappointed because this pasta isn’t for eating. Appropriately dubbed “nanopasta,” these threadlike fibers are 200 times … Read more

These Are the Top 10 Celebrities Used for Online Scams

With the rise of AI and deepfake technology, Americans of all ages have fallen for online scams promoted by images of popular celebrities. It turns out scammers have some go-to celebs to use to ensnare their victims.  Computer security company McAfee just released its list of the top celebrities used for online impersonation scams in … Read more

50 Bodies Recovered From ‘Rare’ and ‘Unusual’ Viking Burial Site

Archaeologists in Denmark have unearthed 50 “almost intact” human bodies from a “rare” and “unusual” Viking Age burial site, Live Science reported. Experts with the Museum Odense spent the last six months excavating the site near the small village of Åsum, on the island of Funen, after a crew preparing to lay electrical cables came … Read more

Why Climate Scientists Want Flights to Take Longer

As if air travel wasn’t already an unpleasant enough ordeal as it is, with delays, baggage fees, cramped seating, and so on; your upcoming flight could take even longer. But climate experts say it could be an important step for reducing worldwide aviation emissions. The findings are part of a report published this past week … Read more