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Not satisfied with dominating race tracks, Ferrari is now taking to the high seas with its next venture. The automaker is working on a 100-ft racing monohull yacht that's designed to be fast, and to run exclusively on solar, wind, and kinetic energy.

A subtle yet significant geological phenomenon is currently taking place beneath the African continent. Rhythmic surges of molten rocks, pulsing upward like a "heartbeat," are ripping the continent apart to pave the way for a new ocean.

The UK's oldest bicycle manufacturer has launched an ebike called the One. The chain-free commuter rolls with built-in GPS and anti-theft measure, smart connectivity features, and a "striking new visual identity."

A new study analyzed beverages like water, soda, wine, and beer to find out how many microplastic particles were in each. The results were a surprise, with a container commonly thought to be safe actually found to carry the highest volume of particles.

Xiaomi might not be a seasoned veteran in the auto industry, but the electronics-turned-automotive giant is currently one of the hottest players in China’s EV space. That’s largely thanks to the launch of its all-new SUV, the YU7.

DJI’s not playing nice. It's coming for Jackery, EcoFlow, and Renogy with the Power 2000 in both features and price. Compact, high output, quick charging and enough power to keep you flying all day.

We all know that injuries inside the mouth heal quicker than those on the outside of the body. Scientists have a new understanding of why, and believe that their findings could be used in wound treatments that reduce or even eliminate scarring.

Aerial jetpacks may still not be readily available, but underwater jetpacks? Those are another story. The relatively affordable XiaoTun is the latest to cross our radar, shooting wearers up to a maximum submerged speed of almost five feet per second.

Folding bike veteran Dahon has rolled out a new ebike that lives up to its K-Feather moniker. Tipping the scales at around 26 lb, it should be a fairly easy heft into the train compartment or car trunk between commutes.

I'm oversimplifying, but a lot of the latest hypercars feature similarly sharp and futuristic designs that blend into each other. Canadian twins Nikita and Iliya Bridan decided to go another way with their wicked creation, the Oilstainlab HF-11.