Many of us will send off the old year and start 2025 with a bang. New Year's celebrations will vary in size from small back-garden firework displays to large-scale professional shows. Last year ...

The difference between the two is that SwitchUp didn't or could not remove the Joy-Cons on their model. NerdNest did have removable controllers, and they took the time to show how they connected ...

Seagate is finally offering its largest-ever hard drive – a staggering 32TB in a single drive, made possible by tech which uses lasers to heat and cool tiny sections of a platter in a nanosecond ...

Pilots of aircraft that have been misidentified as drones — amid an uptick of mysterious sightings in recent days — have been hit in the eyes with lasers, the FBI revealed Monday.

The FBI field office in Newark urged New Jersey residents this week not to shoot down drones or point lasers at manned aircraft, taking to social media to warn against the dangerous — and ...

Now, the Newark branch of the FBI is warning residents against another dangerous trend: pointing lasers at them. In a statement shared to X, formerly Twitter on Monday, the Newark, New Jersey ...

Colonel Vadym Sukharevskyi, commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, revealed that the country’s military has developed its own laser weapon which can target and down aircraft at altitudes ...

Fusion power startup Focused Energy has signed a deal to buy two of the world’s most powerful lasers, the company exclusively told TechCrunch. The massive lasers will be installed in the startup ...

Ukraine possesses a laser weapon able to destroy aircraft flying more than a mile above ground and is developing breakthrough "mother drones", a top military official claims. In comments on Monday ...

The FBI has issued a warning to drone hunters after several pilots reported getting blinded by lasers pointed toward the sky by people who mistake planes for drones. The FBI’s Newark division ...

Drones have another weapon in the arsenal thanks to "Crazy Li" Xiao: lasers. Not just lasers, but ones powerful enough to vaporize human tissue on contact and cut through metal. We've seen plenty ...

Maddy is an editor and writer at IFLScience, with a degree in biochemistry from the University of York.