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Pokemon Go’s Steeled Resolve event is officially underway, shining the spotlight on various steel types like the debuting Orthworm. That isn’t the only special Pokemon you can encounter in the mobile game right now, however. The event also brings back the elusive shiny Meltan.This shiny mythical Pokemon only appears during special events, making it rare even among shiny Pokemon. However, finding one involves persistence and a particular item called the Mystery Box, which you can only obtain through some convoluted means. Here’s a full breakdown on how to get the Mystery Box and catch shiny Meltan before the Steeled Resolve…

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GitHub has announced that it will be shifting to a usage-based billing model for its GitHub Copilot AI service starting on June 1. The move is pitched as a way to “better align pricing with actual usage” and a necessary step to keep Copilot financially sustainable amid surging demand for limited AI computing resources. GitHub Copilot subscribers currently receive an allocation of monthly “requests” and “premium requests,” which are spent whenever they ask Copilot for help from an AI model. But those broad categories cover many different AI tasks with a wide range of total backend computing costs, GitHub says.…

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Get the Popular Science daily newsletter💡 Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Scorpions are optimized hunters, whose skills have been honed through millions of years of evolution. An armored exoskeleton, strong pincers, a poisonous stinger—almost everything about their anatomy aids in either hunting insects, small mammals, and reptiles, or defending themselves from snakes and birds. But for years, entomologists were aware of a potential secret weapon in the arthropods’ biology: metallic reinforcements. Researchers previously detected trace metals in the exoskeletons of at least some of the estimated 3,000 known scorpion species. At the same time, experts…

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It is a weird time for sex on the internet. We live in both an era of extreme sexual permissiveness and constant restriction. Formerly niche fetish terms like “gooning” have reached mainstream usage. The advent of machine learning has made deepfake pornography more common than ever, to horrifying effect. The release of the Epstein files has revealed how pervasive sexual exploitation is. Yet, ID-restriction laws have been passed in the UK and Australia, and several US states have floated or passed similar laws. Dozens of sexually explicit games were banned from Steam and Itch last year, in large part thanks…

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The Japanese companies will test the G1 robot and Walker E robot from Chinese companies Unitree Robotics and UBTECH Robotics, according to The Asia Business Daily. Humanoid robots still typically cost tens of thousands of dollars per unit despite Chinese robotics manufacturers scaling up mass production, although the Unitree G1 robot costs as low as $13,500 for the baseline model. A new video from an apparently staged demonstration in an aircraft hangar shows one of the humanoid robots tottering up to a large, metal cargo container and making a vague pushing gesture. But the cargo container only begins to move…

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Drilling has begun at Pe’ Sla, a sacred site in South Dakota, following the U.S. Forest Service’s decision to permit exploratory sites — despite the land falling under federal protection. Authorizing mining activity in this sacred place is a direct attack on protected Indigenous lands and the fundamental right to religious freedom. It also threatens ecosystems and waterways, and could cause permanent environmental degradation.At least two drill pads are now operating on tribal lands within the 2-mile (3.2 kilometers) buffer zone promised to be protected by the Forest Service and tribes. This should ring alarm bells everywhere, because it means…

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It’s been a slow couple of months for Arc Raiders. New content has slowed to a trickle while player complaints keep piling up. That should all hopefully change with Riven Tides, the extraction shooter’s biggest update ever. It goes live on April 28. Here’s what it includes. The main additions are a new map and a hulking new Arc Turbine enemy that floats in the sky. The map is set along a coastline and includes a resort and a dockyard to scavenge through. Tennis courts and lavish ballrooms lie abandoned and dilapidated as seagulls circle overhead. The collision of breezy vacationing…

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“If there’s somebody harassing them with a drone, then I think there’s other ways that can be dealt with,” he said. The FAA advisory is also potentially problematic because it still creates a “chilling effect to dissuade people from taking photos and videos, particularly of immigration enforcement agents, from the air,” said Sophia Cope, a senior staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Like the earlier notice, the new advisory warns that federal agents can seize, damage, or destroy drones “deemed to pose a credible safety or security threat to covered mobile assets.” Kaleidoscope of Love performance art captured by…

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Broad Arrow Auctions, backed by Hagerty, returns to one of the most prestigious events in the collector car calendar. From 16–17 May 2026, the auction takes place at Villa Erba during the celebrated Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este. Set against the elegant backdrop of Lake Como, the sale promises a carefully curated selection of modern supercars and hypercars. Moreover, the catalogue seamlessly blends rarity, design, and performance, while maintaining a strong focus on Italian excellence. At the centre of attention, undoubtedly, sits a truly unique machine. Leading the charge, the Pagani Zonda 760 Unica Roadster fronts a line-up that will, inevitably,…

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Birds have spread their wings the world over, but they first took flight at least 150 million years ago, during the dinosaur age.In his new book “The Story of Birds: A New History from Their Dinosaur Origins to the Present” (Mariner Books, 2026), Steve Brusatte, who is a paleontologist at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, takes readers on a wild ride from the oldest known bird, Archaeopteryx from Jurassic Germany, through the eras, explaining how two-legged theropod dinosaurs evolved into the more than 10,000 species of birds alive today.Around 66 million years ago, some of these small, winged creatures…

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