As speculation intensifies regarding the nature of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, Professor Brian Cox has issued a firm rebuttal to the viral theories suggesting it may be of alien origin.

Easy for him to say. With a net worth near half a trillion dollars, Elon Musk could probably survive on vintage caviar and moon cheese if he wanted to. But according to the Tesla CEO and SpaceX ...

Took an unusual career move after hanging up his boots GARY O’REILLY had a successful football career, playing in some of the biggest games in club football. However after retiring, O’Reilly moved to ...

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Neil deGrasse Tyson, once the internet’s go-to explainer of cosmic truth, now finds himself an unwilling participant in its greatest illusion. A deepfake of him endorsing the flat-Earth theory went ...

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson’s latest StarTalk video‘s introduction started off looking like a conspiracy video. An AI-generated Tyson claimed, “Lately, I’ve been doing calculations as well as ...

Twenty local high schoolers improved their Chinese language skills over the summer thanks to UB’s 2025 STARTALK Summer Program, a three-week intensive, tuition-free camp in Chinese language and ...

Neil deGrasse Tyson and Brian Cox debate lightsaber physics on StarTalk, blending science and sci-fi. Tyson doubts their realism, while Cox defends plasma and magnetic fields as a theoretical basis.

Gareth Dipple, a senior at Dayton Regional STEM School, spent two weeks this summer at an intensive Mandarin Chinese camp at the University of Dayton. He was preparing for a July trip to teach English ...

The NSA did not state why the program was ending. It follows moves by the feds that establish English as the official national language and slash programs focused on international communities.

A classroom buzzed with energy Tuesday afternoon as students stood face to face, hands poised mid-air before shouting in unison: “Jiǎndāo, shítou, bù!” — the Chinese version of the game rock, paper, ...