Joshua Hawkins
Tech, science and gaming reporter. Writer. Bylines at BGR, Lifehacker, AndroidPolice, and more
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Home Science News Published May 28th, 2025 8:20PM EDT Image: donfiore / Adobe If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. More than a fifth of the global ocean is getting darker, and researchers say this could have serious consequences for marine ecosystems and humanity. According to a new study from the University of Plymouth, 21% of the world’s oceans have experienced a decline in sunlight penetration between 2003 and 2022....
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Home Science News Published May 28th, 2025 5:35PM EDT Image: Alexander Piragis / Adobe If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. New research suggests that trees near volcanoes might help scientists detect early signs of eruptions. By monitoring subtle changes in leaf color, researchers can now reportedly track volcanic activity from space, offering a new tool for natural volcano warnings. As magma rises underground, it...
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Home Science News Published May 28th, 2025 3:45PM EDT Image: Tanya Keisha / Adobe If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. For millions of years, Africa has been slowly splitting apart. Now, scientists have found new evidence pointing to a dramatic force deep beneath the continent—a rising African superplume that could be driving the divide. This vast column of hot rock, rising from the boundary between Earth’s core and...
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Home Science Space Published May 27th, 2025 9:24PM EDT Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSS If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. For years, scientists have been intrigued by mysterious dark streaks running down the slopes of Martian cliffs and craters. These marks, called slope streaks and recurring slope lineae (RSLs), have often been considered possible signs of water on Mars. That raised hopes that the Red Planet could support...
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Home Science Space Published May 27th, 2025 7:38PM EDT Image: auntspray / Adobe If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. For the past two decades, NASA has focused on identifying 90% of near-Earth objects that could pose a threat to our planet. The space agency has made steady progress in detecting dangerous asteroids that orbit close to Earth. However, new findings suggest we may have been overlooking a hidden threat in a...
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This makes me really sad https://t.co/52xKmgzJEa
Ah, I see we're still on the "game pass is bad because it doesn't create competition" part of our day. Nobody is making you support it. You can sit there hating on it all you want. But, the fact is... Game Pass has made gaming more affordable for MILLIONS. That's a huge win.
I hope The Last of Us tv show lets you watch every episode for an extra 30 seconds to trigger a special conversation between the characters just because like, ya know, why not emulate the game in every way possible.
