Well, howdy there, internet people.

It's Dana again, and today you're at Research Road.

This is a weekly series where we go through science and tech news with a bit of dry humor.

Then we answer some questions from y'all.

Today is the 11th of February 2025, and on this date in 1990, Nelson Mandela was released from prison.

So, starting off with tech news, a blog called Fuel Arc is claiming that the cybertruck is more prone to fire fatalities than the Ford Pinto.

Research finds that most people are not prepared for AI, and that use of AI ends up damaging their critical thinking skills.

A group involving Elon Musk tried to initiate a takeover of OpenAI for $100 billion.

Early rumors say the board at OpenAI finds the offer laughable and will reject it.

And now on to space.

Asteroid 2024, YR4 now has a roughly one out of 50 chance of hit in Earth in 2032.

The James Webb Telescope has been tasked with studying it.

A watchdog is suggesting the Boeing Starliner may not

have a future with NASA and question the space agencies need for it. The agency was also informed it

might need to revise its Artemis plans. Now it's time to talk about the developing climate crisis.

Two studies suggest the 1.5 degree climate target has been breached. Professor Prof. James Hansen, who has been a fixture of the

climate community since the 80s, has said that two degrees is dead as well. Noah has been told

to search grants for climate-related terms.

This might indicate that the Trump administration is seeking to curtail that funding.

In the world of animals, images of two black wolves were caught on a wildlife camera in Poland.

Black wolves are rare, and it is believed the pair are siblings.

The nation of Sri Lanka lost power when the grid failed recently. Why is this in the

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