As you might’ve guessed, the Sphere is pretty different from your typical arena. Standing 366 feet tall and 516 feet wide, it is capable of seating 18,000 people, and its creators say it is the ...

The orb — which reportedly weighed about 4.5 pounds and was cold to the touch when found — had etched into it a series of ancient-looking symbols, including runes and characters from th… ...

As “Beverly” stared into the orb, the machine continued to malfunction. The spartan silver sphere, which scans eyeballs for Sam Altman’s cryptocurrency project Worldcoin, had failed to ...

Silicon Valley has a new shiny toy. It's a silver orb outfitted with eyeball-scanning cameras intended to distinguish humans from machines in the era of ever-developing artificial intelligence. In ...

UFO sighting: Claims ’silver orb’ spotted over New Hampshire - ‘100% alien’ UFO watchers bizarrely think they have finally found incontrovertible evidence of our alien overlords over the ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The $2 billion The Sphere Las Vegas is an immersive performance venue with 17,385-seats, 168,000 speakers, and U2 tour tickets currently on sale ...

Mural, in collaboration with Place des Arts, has installed Orb, a prestigious artwork by renowned (and mysterious) Spanish artist SpY (his first in-situ piece in Canada) in the heart of the city.

The Sphere, aka the 366-foot-tall orb situated in the heart of Las Vegas, demonstrated what 1.2 million lit-up LEDs look like. During its first display on Tuesday night, animations showing ...

Hingston Studio has been announced as the next XO/Art series artist to be featured at the Exosphere, the LED exterior of entertainment orb Sphere, in Las Vegas (the venue inaugurated by U2 in 2023).

People queuing for the Orb in Kenya told the BBC “I want to register because I’m jobless and I’m broke,” and I really like Worldcoin because of the money. I’m not worried about the data.

Sadiq Khan blocks Stratford ‘Sphere’ plan over light pollution Las Vegas-style LED-covered dome would have ‘bombarded east London residents with endless advertising’, says a local councillor ...