Science

AI’s Job Impact and Space Data Centers

A leading economist argues that managing AI's economic impact requires a major research initiative focused on the key metric of…

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Astronaut Captures Lunar Photo From iPhone in Space

A consumer smartphone, an iPhone 17 Pro Max, successfully captured a detailed image of the Moon's surface from space during…

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Nikon D5 DSLR Chosen for NASA’s Artemis II Mission

NASA has selected the veteran Nikon D5 DSLR for the Artemis II lunar mission, prioritizing its proven, specialized performance in…

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NASA to decide Artemis III moon landing plans soon

NASA is finalizing plans for the Artemis III mission, an Earth-orbit flight to reduce risk, which has delayed the first…

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Why AI Chatbots Role-Playing Can Be Dangerous

The core design of AI chatbots, which uses a programmed persona to ensure coherent conversation, is now understood to create…

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Linux Kernel Drops Intel 486 Processor Support

The upcoming Linux kernel 7.1 will drop support for the Intel 486 processor and compatible chips, a foundational CPU launched…

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neuroClues Raises €10M for Parkinson’s Diagnostic Tech

neuroClues has secured €10 million in Series A funding to advance its portable, AI-powered eye-tracking headset, designed to detect neurological…

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NASA’s Artemis II Moon Photos Taken on iPhone 17 Pro Max

NASA has released the first smartphone photos from the Artemis II mission, taken by astronauts using a consumer iPhone 17…

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Astronauts Break Distance Record on Lunar Surface

The Artemis II mission, the first crewed flight to lunar vicinity in over 50 years, successfully performed a critical maneuver…

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Scientists Recycle Old Bullets for Essential Toxic Compound

A new process recycles spent lead ammunition, a persistent environmental toxin, into high-purity lead for manufacturing. This recycled lead is…

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HexemBio Secures $10.4M for Stem Cell Rejuvenation

HexemBio has secured $10.4 million in seed funding to develop a novel stem cell rejuvenation platform that uses a Synthetic…

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Linux 7.1 To Drop i486 CPU Support

The Linux kernel 7.1 development cycle will begin removing support for Intel i486 processors, ending decades of compatibility for the…

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Trump Budget Proposes Major Science Funding Cuts

The 2027 budget blueprint proposes deep cuts to nearly all major science agencies, with the most severe reductions targeting the…

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Artemis II Crew Nears Moon’s Far Side: Latest Updates

The Artemis II mission is performing a historic lunar flyby, passing within 7,000 km of the moon's far side and…

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NASA’s Moon Rocket Ready, But Lunar Landers Face Delays

NASA is streamlining requirements for SpaceX and Blue Origin's lunar landers to improve the chance of a crewed landing by…

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China’s Hypersonic Wind Tunnel Advances Surpass US

China's JF-22 wind tunnel, operational since May 2023, is a cornerstone for hypersonic R&D, enabling the simulation of extreme flight…

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NASA Clears iPhone 17 Pro Max for Artemis II Astronauts

Four iPhone 17 Pro Max devices are aboard the Artemis II spacecraft, representing the first time an iPhone has been…

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DIY 3D Printer Accessories You Can Print Yourself

Functional 3D printed accessories can be self-fabricated to enhance workflow, improve print quality, and organize a workspace. A vast community…

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Artemis II Success Shifts Focus to Urine Recycling

The Artemis II mission is progressing well, but a new issue has emerged where urine has frozen inside the spacecraft's…

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Artemis II Crew Faces Common Workplace Issue

The Artemis II mission experienced a minor but notable computer glitch on its first day, with the commander unable to…

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