The science pros at TKOR reveal what happens when oil meets liquid nitrogen. U-Va. board leaders resign as Spanberger and Democrats take power Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan's new drama The ...

Condensation is the bane of any homeowner's existence in the winter. You wake up, throw open your curtains, and find yourself staring at a wall of water droplets covering your window. It can be ...

Nanobubbles (gas particles smaller than 200 nanometers) feature extraordinary physical surface and interfacial properties that enhance how oil and solids interact in water. When paired with SCT’s ...

iOS 26.1 will include a switch to apply a tinted look to Liquid Glass. The option renders screen elements less transparent. The switch will also reach the iPad, Mac, and presumably the Apple Watch.

The newest iOS 26.1 beta lets you tint Apple’s Liquid Glass design. The newest iOS 26.1 beta lets you tint Apple’s Liquid Glass design. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He ...

Paint sprayers are certainly an investment purchase. There's more of a learning curve to use a paint sprayer versus a brush, but once you get the hang of it you'll love the fast coverage the tool ...

Every major era of human advancement has had a single, transformative resource at its core—electricity in the Industrial Age, oil in the Mobility Age and now, data in the Information Age. But the ...

In just about a week, Apple will unveil its new iPhone 17 lineup with some major changes to the Pro line. While the sizes will remain the same, the phones are expected to be slightly thicker with a ...

Scientists have discovered how a bacteria makes a kind of detergent, which could help eliminate some forms of pollution. The bacterium Alcanivorax borkumensis lives in marine environments and feeds on ...

Republican lawmakers are encountering a surprising source of opposition to reforming and rationalizing U.S. energy policy: America’s Big Oil companies. Before the dust had even settled on the 2024 ...

The marine bacterium Alcanivorax borkumensis feeds on oil, multiplying rapidly in the wake of oil spills, and thereby accelerating the elimination of the pollution, in many cases. It does this by ...