Or the heaviest neutron star?

This is the question astronomers are asking, nearing a conclusion to a decades long mystery.

A popular trend in journalism over the last 5+ years has been to enlist editors to repackage and repurpose news headlines; saving time and money while increasing content and viewership.

Excited to announce Astounde is relaunching effective 5-14-20.

We here at Astounde sincerely appreciate your support and readership over the last two years. Although we’re currently not producing any new content, we hope you will enjoy our archive of cutting edge science and technology that is still incredibly relevant today and will continue to remain so well into the future.

Every material in nature holds certain traits we know to always be true.

Every so often, though, we’re able to manufacture something new that exhibits properties unlike anything we’ve ever dealt with.

That’s upsalite.

The science and technology behind controlling a quadcopter with just your brainwaves.

What would you do if all you could hear was your stomach, ears and blood?

Katie Linendoll of ESPN and Talk Nerdy To Me fame hangs out with Sam Bradford and Tavon Austin of the St. Louis Rams, demoing the beta version of Google Glass and breaking down how this technology may soon break into the game, providing a boost to fans and players alike.

Image Credit: Franz Steiner

Whether we like it or not, robots are coming. Will making them more humanlike make it easier for us to adapt to their presence?

The Future of Transportation

The self-driving car and the flying car have almost reached commercialization, so why not combine the two?

That’s just what Terrafugia aims to do with the TF-X.