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An ESA scientific instrument dropped off by China's lunar lander detected negative ions on the far side of the Moon.
Moon

"We have collected an amount and quality of data far beyond our expectations."

By Victor Tangermann

SpaceX Starship's aerodynamic flap endured some brutal conditions during reentry, but survived, leading to staff cheering it on.
Starship

"The little flap that could."

By Victor Tangermann

Cybertruck Driver Caught Lying That The Cops Let Him Go 50 Miles Over The Speed Limit
Advanced Transport

"Nice try buttercup."

By Noor Al-Sibai

New data from NOAA and the Scripps Institute of Oceanography shows that atmospheric carbon dioxide reached an all-time high in May.
Pollution

"Fossil fuel pollution just keeps building up, much like trash in a landfill.” 

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

The layoffs, a Microsoft exec said in a leaked memo, are merely part of the decisions the company has to make "along the way."
Artificial Intelligence

The regrettable casualties of desperately chasing the industry's hot new thing.

By Frank Landymore

In one California town, local officials have shut down the United States' first so-called "cloud-brightening" geoengineering experiment.
Climate Change

"I just feel like this is not the right time."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Scientists think they might have discovered the cause of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), which includes Crohn's Disease.
Developments

"This has been something of a holy grail."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Nvidia dominates both the AI chip and gaming hardware market. And so its CEO Jensen Huang eagerly anticipates the two technologies colliding.
Artificial Intelligence

So says the company with fingers in both pies.

By Frank Landymore

in a letter registered with the SEC, Tesla's chair Robyn Denholm plead with shareholders to give Elon Musk his astronomical pay package back.
Elon Musk

"Elon is not a typical executive, and Tesla is not a typical company."

By Victor Tangermann

An Irish man sued Microsoft after MSN circulated an AI article falsely accusing him of sexual misconduct, per a New York Times investigation.
Artificial Intelligence

At every step of the way, this was an AI-meets-information mess.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

The CEO of an AI startup suggested that a bad actor could use images to "attack" human brains like neural networks.
Artificial Intelligence

"There could be an artificially constructed sensory input that makes you go insane forever."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Boeing had to call off its first Starliner docking attempt with the International Space Station due to thrusters malfunctioning.
Boeing

Boeing can't catch a break.

By Victor Tangermann

In an email sent out to customers, Humane admitted that a third-party battery cell used in some of the AI Pins "may pose a fire safety risk."
Artificial Intelligence

Executives had to put it on an ice pack before showing it off to investors. No, really.

By Victor Tangermann

After years of delays, Boeing finally managed to get its plagued Starliner capsule off the ground. It's now springing even more helium leaks.
Boeing

"Looks like we picked up a couple more helium leaks."

By Victor Tangermann

Dramatic footage shows SpaceX Starship's fins being shredded to pieces as the plasma started heating up during reentry.
Future Society

"The question is, how much of the ship is left?"

By Victor Tangermann

Microsoft announced an AI Windows feature called Recall that regularly takes screenshots. It's a cybersecurity mess that can easily be hacked.
Artificial Intelligence

"It’s an act of self harm at Microsoft in the name of AI."

By Victor Tangermann

Starlink allows the Marubo people, an Amazon tribe, to have internet even in the heart of the rainforest — but it comes at a cost.
Future Society

"We can't live without the internet."

By Frank Landymore

Beware the three horsemen of the ocean apocalypse, according to a new study: extreme heat, acidification, and deoxygenation.
Climate Change

Beware the three horsemen of the ocean apocalypse.

By Frank Landymore

After her husband died, one woman found the perfect way to send off his cremated remains after discovering space burial company Celestis.
Off-World

"So, I sold his car and sent him to space."

By Victor Tangermann

Lab-grown diamonds are taking the jewelry industry by storm — and those invested in the natural-grown kind are none too pleased.
Science & Energy

"The diamond industry is in trouble."

By Noor Al-Sibai