There’s a lot we don’t understand about quantum systems. But over the past century, physicists have found ways to exploit the many oddities of quantum mechanics to their liking—including a new ...

People in North America adopted the bow and arrow as replacement weapons for the dart and atlatl about 1,400 years ago, according to a new paper published in the journal PNAS Nexus. But the adoption ...

Intel just tipped Core Ultra 200S Plus, a promising, price-aggressive bunch of refreshed "Arrow Lake" desktop processors coming in late March. Here's everything I've learned so far about these new ...

Two North Country banks have announced they are merging to create a company with total assets of more than $5 billion and locations from Albany to the Canadian border to the north and Syracuse to the ...

DC's Absolute Universe expands with series following Green Arrow and Catwoman, plus the first-ever Absolute Universe event miniseries. Reading time 2 minutes You can ...

Arrow McLaren has officially kicked off their 2026 IndyCar Season with a full-scale launch event in Indianapolis. Not only did the team reveal their brand new McLaren Racing Center, but they unveiled ...

Taking a page from the book of their Formula 1 counterparts, Arrow McLaren is building a suite of partnerships driving meaningful investments for IndyCar in 2026. Arrow McLaren - one of the arms of ...

Kudos for the Jan. 3 “Science of Success” column (“How One Genius Pointed Billions of People the Right Way,” Exchange) about Jim Moylan and the “Moylan Arrow.” I spent many years on the road in the ...

You know that clever arrow near the fuel gauge that tells you which side of the car the gas cap is on? For too long, we didn’t know who came up with it. One of the earliest iterations appeared in a ...

James Moylan, who thought up the little arrow on your gas gauge that tells you what side of the car your fuel filler sits, has passed away. Moylan was a Ford interior trim designer who came up with ...

These days cars are smarter and more feature-packed than ever, but sometimes it's the simple, little things that can make all the difference. There's one now-ubiquitous detail that benefits millions ...