Category: Technology
Police in Vero Beach arrest woman for cyberstalking and filing false reports against an officer
She also posted false claims – along with photos of the officer and his family – across multiple Facebook groups in an attempt to damage the officer’s reputation and character.
Astronomers capture first images of a baby planet growing in a ring of darkness
The planet, designated WISPIT 2b, is a very rare example of a protoplanet in the process of accreting material onto itself
Scientists discover ultra-massive white dwarf star formed after a white dwarf merged with another star
Discovery of this rare cosmic collision made possible thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope
Astronomers discover the most massive black hole in the universe: ‘It’s ultramassive’
Biggest black hole ever?
Despicable cyberstalker who terrorized more than a dozen women online for 16 years gets prison time
This POS created 62 accounts across dozens of online platforms to abuse and impersonate women he knew; Posted thousands of fake, AI-generated, or photoshopped pornographic images of victims and their personal information, and encouraged others to torment them
DNA identifies Florida serial rapist who sexually assaulted several women 25 years ago
Florida man Jason Blount was arrested recently in Orange Co. on burglary charges. When deputies ran his DNA during booking . . .
Hubble captures image of far-off spiral galaxy with active supermassive black hole at its core
The black hole at the center of Galaxy UGC 11397 boasts a mass 174 million times the mass of the Earth’s Sun
New research reveals Top 10 most ‘crypto-ready’ states
See how every state fares in terms of their crypto-currency readiness
Top 10 states utilizing AI and technology to boost productivity
Spoiler alerts: Interestingly, Wyoming takes the #1 spot for states obsessed with AI and technology usage – while Mississippi is the least interested in using AI and tech to boost productivity
NASA’s SPHEREx space telescope is now charting the positions of hundreds of millions of galaxies in 3D
The newly launched space observatory, SPHEREx, will snap millions of images in the next two years, and will map the entire sky in 3D
