[ad_1] Tesla shares jumped nearly 6.3% on Monday after Morgan Stanley named the most valuable automaker its “top pick” in the U.S. automotive industry, replacing Ford. The brokerage said Tesla’s energy business could potentially grow to be worth more than the company’s auto business in the future, as investors were likely to focus on firms […]
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[ad_1] The first mass-produced gasoline-electric hybrid vehicle sold in the United States was the 2000 Honda Insight, followed a year later by the Toyota Prius. Some manufacturers were quicker to develop (or license) hybrid technology than others, and BMW first got into that game here with a hybridized 7 Series: the ActiveHybrid 7, which debuted
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[ad_1] Everything seems like it’s moving faster these days than it used to. Whether it be trendy memes or systems of government, what was popular yesterday doesn’t stand a chance today. That’s true of cars, too. Every major model is expected to have a refresh every couple of years followed by a complete reboot after
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[ad_1] Once upon a time, Earth was barren. Everything changed when, somehow, out of the chemistry available early in our planet’s history, something started squirming – processing available matter to survive, to breed, to thrive. What that something was, and when it first squirmed, have been burning questions that have puzzled humanity probably for as
Gobsmacking Study Finds Life on Earth Emerged 4.2 Billion Years Ago Read More »
[ad_1] China is planning its first mission to impact an asteroid in the name of planetary defense. The mission will serve a dual purpose: One craft will impact the asteroid while its partner observes the space rock to learn more about the solar system and its formation. The China National Space Administration (CNSA) mission may
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[ad_1] As extreme storms, floods, fires, droughts, cold snaps, and heat waves hit us harder and more often than ever, more than half of our planet is predicted to shift into new climate zones by the end of the century. A new interactive map, The Future Urban Climates, allows you to explore how your home’s
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[ad_1] A little over a decade ago, a robotic rover on Mars finally uncovered an answer to a pressing question. It’s now clear that the red planet does, indeed, have organic material buried in the sediment of its ancient lakebeds. Since then, we’ve continued to find organic molecules on Mars distributed in a way that
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[ad_1] Since April 8, when I witnessed a total eclipse of the sun, I’ve been feeling progressively more melancholy. It isn’t because I was underwhelmed, or because my vantage point wasn’t ideal, or because of some depressing epiphany I had while watching the moon turn our planet’s star into a wispy white halo. I’ve actually
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[ad_1] Canned salmon are the unlikely heroes of an accidental back-of-the-pantry natural history museum, with decades of Alaskan marine ecology preserved in brine and tin. Parasites can tell us a lot about an ecosystem, because they’re usually up in the business of several species. But unless they cause some major problem to humans, historically we
Expired Cans of Salmon From Decades Ago Reveal a Big Surprise : ScienceAlert Read More »
[ad_1] “Pretty disappointing…” Cracked View Who can forget that unscripted moment back in 2019 when a Tesla employee threw a metal ball at the futuristic Cybertruck during its live unveiling, breaking the so-called “armor glass” window in a spectacularly public setting? Now, a post from an upset Redditor yesterday indicates that the Cybertruck glass is still vulnerable
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