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Residents Furious at Neighbor Testing Super Loud Rocket Engines
Advanced Transport

Hey, cut that out!

By Frank Landymore

NeuroRestore scientists say they've identified the crucial neurons that are essential in helping a patient with paralysis recover their ability to walk.
Developments

"This paves the way to more targeted treatments for paralyzed patients."

By Frank Landymore

According to reporting by Elektrek, Tesla's solar division is pulling out its solar roof program across the country, with solar employees getting laid off.
Tesla

Sun's out, funds out.

By Frank Landymore

Richard Tornetta, a former metal drummer, sued CEO Elon Musk back in 2018, a suit which is headed to court next week. Experts say he should be worried.
Elon Musk

Billions of dollars are potentially on the line.

By Victor Tangermann

A ranking Tesla employee is taking a role as vice president of SpaceX's Starship production — even though he's under internal investigation.
Future Society

Wait, what?

By Noor Al-Sibai

Disgraced FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, who lost 94 percent of his entire $16 billion net worth in a matter of 24 hours, has officially stepped down.
Blockchain

What an epic fall from grace.

By Victor Tangermann

ABC News reports that Chinese space debris from another one of the nation's Long March 5B rockets was just discovered at sea off the Philippines coastline.
Off-World

This keeps happening.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Surgery had to quickly be performed to remove an unexploded shell lodged in a Russian soldier's chest with no guarantee it wouldn't detonate at any moment.
Developments

Surgeon: "So, we will explode together."

By Frank Landymore

Divers, who were looking for a WW2 aircraft wreckage off the Florida Space Coast discovered the heat shield remains of NASA's space shuttle Challenger.
Off-World

"Challenger and her crew live on in the hearts and memories of both NASA and the nation."

By Victor Tangermann

Tom Brady, Gisele Bündchen, and a number of other athletes poured a lot of money into FTX, the Sam Bankman-Fried-run exchange that just collapsed.
Blockchain

How many Subway commercials will it take for him to financially recover?

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

In an unprecedented experiment, two teams of scientists have replicated a material that was, until recently, not produced anywhere on Earth.
Science & Energy

Okay, that's pretty awesome.

By Noor Al-Sibai

NASA Disputes Calling Its Inflatable Heat Shield a “Bouncy Castle”
NASA

It could take humans safely to the surface of Mars — or be a huge hit at a kid's birthday party.

By Victor Tangermann

In emails to his new employees, freshly-minted Twitter czar Elon Musk told them that if they don't make money fast, the site may not survive.
Elon Musk

Surely no one could have predicted this.

By Noor Al-Sibai

Tesla has recalled more than 40,000 of its vehicles due to an issue that could cause a loss of power steering in its 2017-2021 Model S and Model X cars
Tesla

Whoops!

By Frank Landymore

Welcome to "Nemo's Garden," a beautiful underwater garden off of Italy's Northwestern coast. The underwater greenhouses are called "biospheres."
Science & Energy

These photos are absolutely breathtaking.

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Winds reached 87 knots or 100 mph at the launch pad of NASA's SLS Moon rocket, which may have damaged it.
Moon

The winds were even stronger than expected.

By Victor Tangermann

Hawaii has a big problem with little fire ants that have begun quite literally raining down on people from above and sting them.
Sleep

"They’re changing the way of life for our residents here in Hawaii."

By Noor Al-Sibai

The Hubble Space Telescope captured three magnificent stages of a star right as it exploded — but it's gone unnoticed until now.
NASA

"I think that's probably one of the most amazing things I've ever seen!"

By Frank Landymore

One glaring question remains following FTX's collapse: will customers will ever get their money back? That's looking unlikely, given the evidence.
Blockchain

"I f*cked up."

By Victor Tangermann

One of the James Webb Space Telescope's most important instruments had been offline for months — but it's now been brought back to full functionality. 
James Webb Space Telescope

We missed you, MIRI!

By Noor Al-Sibai