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New Atlas is dedicated to showcasing human achievements, with a focus on inspiring our audience rather than criticizing. We concentrate on technology and steer away from the political and financial aspects associated with it. Having been online for over ten years, New Atlas attracts over 5 million readers each month. We operate entirely on our own funds and maintain our independence, ensuring our views remain unbiased. Our writers receive fair compensation and have the freedom to set their own writing goals.

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$400K hydrofoil e-speedboat promises 80 miles of freedom out on the lake

2 days ago | newatlas.com | Abhimanyu Ghoshal

If you're in the market for a distinctive new ride, maybe you'll want to hit the water instead of the highway. ENVGO's got you covered with its electric NV1 hydrofoiling boat, which is all beautiful curves, sleek lines, and high performance for when you want to tear up the lake near your family's vacation home. Hydrofoil boats have a wing-like structure mounted beneath their hull that lifts the vessel above the water's surface as it gains speed.
Harley-Davidson goes full chrome on limited-edition Fat Boy Gray Ghost

2 days ago | newatlas.com | Utkarsh Sood

No cinephile wouldn’t remember Arnold Schwarzenegger riding a Fat Boy in Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Heck, even if you’re not into movies, you’ll know of the iconic scene. It was on screen for less than three minutes, but boy, was it memorable. While it might be tricky for Harley-Davidson to top that, the American bikemaker has produced perhaps the next most iconic thing: a limited edition, chromed-out Fat Boy Gray Ghost. No mirror?
Scientists briefly turn lead into gold using the Large Hadron Collider

3 days ago | newatlas.com | Abhimanyu Ghoshal

Several centuries ago, a branch of alchemy called chrysopoeia is said to have explored the possibilities of transforming widely available base metals into precious metals. Early practitioners never managed to pull it off, but it appears that in studying the conditions that emerged just after the Big Bang using the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), scientists have turned lead into gold – for just fractions of a second.
Doogee V Max S rugged phone offers durability and dual camp lights

3 days ago | newatlas.com | Paul Ridden

Rugged smartphone specialist Doogee has added a new model to its V Max family, which is pitched as the first starter-level flagship phone. As well as being a tough cookie, the handset packs a huge battery, 120-Hz screen and dual camping lights.
Klein's flying supercar rolls out in 2026, with an amphibian to follow

3 days ago | newatlas.com | Loz Blain

More than 30 years in the making, this long-range, high-speed, flight-tested, two-seat flying car is slated to be certified later this year, with customer deliveries beginning in early 2026. The team tells us an amphibious version could follow.
Shipping container is transformed into FLEXHab lunar habitat simulator

4 days ago | newatlas.com | Adam Williams

Copenhagen design studio SAGA Space Architects has used a shipping container to create a tiny shelter with an out-of-this-world focus. Named FLEXHab, its compact interior sleeps up to four people and functions as a simulated lunar habitat. FLEXHab was created for the European Space Agency (ESA) as part of the European Astronaut Center (EAC) and the German Aerospace Center (DLR) Luna project.
Foldable multi-monitor setup gives a laptop three extra screens

4 days ago | newatlas.com | Paul Ridden

Folks who work from home will probably be very familiar with a multi-display setup running from a single computer or laptop. Aura Displays has a solution for those who call a cafe or train their office, one which provides three additional screens. Extending the display real estate available to computer and laptop users is nothing new. We've seen a bunch of additional monitors, single-displays and double-displays.
Kawasaki might unleash a fire-breathing Z1100 streetfighter next year

4 days ago | newatlas.com | Abhimanyu Ghoshal

A recent filing with a US environmental agency reveals that Kawasaki might just have a monstrous streetfighter motorcycle in the works for 2026, with a larger engine than anything in its own lineup of supernaked motorcycles. That's from an executive order from the California Air Resources Board (CARB) certifying four upcoming Kawasaki models using the Japanese giant's 1,099cc inline-four mill.
New chip for wearables has AI-powered heart attack detection baked in

4 days ago | newatlas.com | Abhimanyu Ghoshal

Researchers at the University of Mississippi have developed technology to detect heart attacks in real time with a high degree of accuracy, and packed it into a chip that could fit in a wearable device. The team hopes it may someday feature in life-saving medical gadgets.
Here's how to eat after taking antibiotics, according to science

4 days ago | newatlas.com | Michael Franco

If you've ever taken a course of antibiotics, your infection might have cleared, but your gut might take longer to recover. That's because the disease-fighting pills blast all of the bacteria in your gut, whether they're helpful or not, and it can take time for this community to rebuild itself after completing a course of the medication. This can lead to gastrointestinal distress including diarrhea, gas, and other types of stomach upset.