Vikings OTAs: Jefferson, McCarthy, and Defensive Line Shine in Practice

The Minnesota Vikings are 68 days away from their first exhibition game against the Texans, and the team is hard at work during Organized Team Activities (OTAs). The practice saw several key developments that highlight the team’s progress. Star wide receiver Justin Jefferson was back on the field, strengthening his rapport with quarterback J.J. McCarthy. … Read more

Physicist and Sailor Dr. Harry E. Smith Dies at 99

Dr. Harry E. Smith, a renowned physicist who held 30 patents including the Charge-Coupled Device (CCD), passed away on July 10, 2022. He was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame and received numerous awards, including the Nobel Prize. Smith’s passion for sailing took him around the world with his wife, Ms. Smith, who … Read more

Trump to Sign Bill Blocking California Emissions Regulations

US President Donald Trump is set to sign a bill that would block California’s emissions regulations, sparking concerns over the future of electric vehicle development in the state. The move is part of the Trump administration’s efforts to unwind policies supporting the transition to cleaner transportation. Republicans in Congress have been working with the administration … Read more

AOL’s Cookie Policy and Personal Data Usage

AOL is part of Yahoo’s family of brands, which includes Yahoo, AOL, Engadget, Rivals, In The Know, and Makers. To personalize your experience on these sites and apps, we use cookies and collect personal data. This policy explains how we use your data and allows you to adjust your consent settings. If you do not … Read more

Scientists Capture Heat Moving Like Sound for First Time

Researchers at MIT have made a groundbreaking discovery, capturing heat moving in a wave-like manner, known as “second sound,” for the first time. Using a new mapping technique, they visualized how heat can move back and forth within a superfluid, a state of matter created when a cloud of atoms is cooled to low temperatures. … Read more

Streaming Services Limit Access to Content

Major streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime are restricting access to certain content for users in specific regions. This restriction, known as geo-blocking, prevents subscribers from viewing titles that are only available in other areas. Geo-blocking has become a common practice among streaming services to comply with copyright laws and protect their … Read more

Researchers Discover Wavelike ‘Second Sound’ in Quantum Fluids

MIT researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of quantum fluids, finding that heat can travel through materials in a wavelike manner known as second sound. This phenomenon, previously thought to be unique to superfluid helium, has been observed in other exotic materials and may hold the key to understanding thermal transport in … Read more

Knicks Relieve Tom Thibodeau of Coaching Duties

The New York Knicks have relieved head coach Tom Thibodeau of his duties, according to a statement from President Leon Rose. The decision was made in pursuit of winning a championship for the team’s fans. Thibodeau led the team to four playoff berths and four playoff series victories during his five-season tenure, earning the respect … Read more

Measles Cases Soar in Unvaccinated US Children

A new study by Johns Hopkins University has found that the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccination rate among children in the US declined by three percent in 2023, leaving just 91 percent of kids fully vaccinated against the disease. This decline is worrying experts, who warn that if vaccination rates continue to fall, measles will likely return … Read more