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Lester Kiewit spoke to 'Barbs Wire' correspondent Barbara Friedman about the latest stories causing a stir on the internet.

A French scientist’s photo of a star from the James Webb telescope turned out to be a slice of chorizo. It had nothing on the Great Moon Hoax of 1835.

A French scientist has had to apologise after he shared a photo of a slice of chorizo, claiming it was an image of a distant star taken by the James Webb S

Several industries require new, innovative materials to provide advanced solutions to current problems. This article will discuss aerographite, a material developed a decade ago that is proving to be a disruptive technology in multiple fields.

Australia’s newest supercomputer churns through exabytes.

Vancouver turn-of-the-millennium alt-rockers Limblifter are back, with the new album Little Payne set to arrive on October 31 through We Are...

Some internet users questioned a colorful image posted on Twitter that a French scientist said was captured by the James Webb Space Telescope.

One French Scientist is getting heat on Twitter for posting a photo of a slice of Chorizo and claiming it was a distant star with extraordinary detail.

A French scientist, Etienne Klein, has apologized on Twitter after a prank got some people angry. The director of France’s Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission posted the photo of chorizo – a spicy Spanish pork sausage – which looked very much like a distant star, and claimed it was the photo of Proxima Centauri newly

This scientist fooled us all.