If you like jigsaws, you’d love to be on the team at the European Space Agency that created this image. Made up of 7, 000 separate files—totalling 32 TB of data—the picture provides a completely cloud-free view of the whole of Africa. Read more…
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Stunning 7,000-Image Satellite Mosaic of African Doesn’t Have a Single Cloud
Watching YouTube videos together with your friends can be fun, but it’s a pain to make sure you’re all watching something at the same time. ShareTube does the work for you, syncing playback of videos for everyone in the room. Read more…
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ShareTube Lets You and Your Friends Watch YouTube Videos In Sync Together
If you build a new Metro line in Rome, you have to worry about more than just engineering. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the construction team working on the Metro C, which will run through the center of the city, has now unearthed a huge suite of ancient barracks. Read more…
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Metro Engineers Unearth 10,000 Square Feet of Ruins Beneath Rome
Congratulations, kilt-wearers, and descendants of William Wallace! Your country’s seas are about to become the proud guardians of the world’s largest floating wind farm . Read more…
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Scotland Will Soon Get the World’s Biggest Floating Offshore Windfarm
More than 1, 600 years ago, a Roman ship full of carved statues, bronze lamps, and loads of coins was lost at sea. Just recently a group of divers stumbled upon the wreckage—and what they found is magnificent. Read more…
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Divers Discover an Ancient Roman Treasure Trove Inside an Untouched Shipwreck
Lyft has offered to settle a case against its California drivers with a sum of $27 million . The cash would allow the company to keep its drivers as contractors, rather than making them employees. Read more…
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Lyft Is Willing to Pay $27 Million to Keep Its California Drivers as Contractors
The world’s oldest axe—dating back at least 46, 000 years—has been uncovered in Australia. And, already, there’s a mystery surrounding it. Read more…
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This Mysterious 46,000 Year Old Object Is the World’s Oldest Axe
Earlier today, reports surfaced about an email sent to House of Representatives staffers about ransomware. Gizmodo has obtained the email in full. Read more…
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YahooMail Is So Bad That Congress Just Banned It
A San Diego-based EV conversion company salvaged a charred Ferrari ( they had many to choose from ) by turning it into what the company claims is the first fully electric Ferrari, a 415-horsepower electric tire-crusher. It’s glorious, if a little blasphemous. Read more…
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The World’s First Electric Ferrari Ditches The V8 For Tire-Crushing Electric Motors
There’s no pot of gold at the end of the rainbow but there are some colorful visuals you can trip out on if you can figure out how to stare the right way. Here’s a video that supposedly shows a camera gliding through the spectrum of a rainbow and making its way through ROYGBIV backwards. Read more…
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What It’s Like to Look Straight into a Rainbow