Former NASA Astronaut: Virgin Galactic’s Space Flights Are “Dangerous”
"As a technology to get humans out into space, it's a go-nowhere, dead-end technology."
"As a technology to get humans out into space, it's a go-nowhere, dead-end technology."
The drone had to fly more than 24 miles of mountainous terrain.
Only 22 percent of professionals with AI skills are female.
No safety driver required.
Australia is spending $10 million to test the drug-free therapy.
A time machine wouldn't need to have negative mass, as many physicists believe.
The project's 24-year-old founder is still hopeful.
The first U.S. Space Command was founded in 1985 and disbanded in 2002.
It has pushed the launch by two months.
New research makes existing atomic-scale storage tech much simpler.
CRISPR isn't ready for humans when it's giving animals enlarged tongues and extra vertebrae.
Musk makes a lot of predictions. This site is keeping track.
Trials of inaccurate facial recognition tech continue in London.
It's the most distant body ever spotted orbiting the Sun.
The company claims a defective battery was to blame.
Just in time for the holidays.
It's been a banner year for Elon Musk's SpaceX.
It's 12 times as powerful as its predecessor.
This fearsome probe would make short work of Europa's thick icy shell.
Christians adapted radio and rock music. Maybe VR will be next.