A Majority of Americans Don’t Care About Mars, Want NASA to Defend Against Killer Asteroids
These priorities do seem a bit off.
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These priorities do seem a bit off.
They've followed through with their threats.
Astronomers found a cosmic "unicorn."
"This is a spectacular observation — much better than I expected."
"Probably there are other things it’s useful to do with a sovereign country, too."
Humanity's best efforts are no match for this tenacious otter.
"This was absolutely stunning to watch first-hand."
"They missed it because they hadn't expected to find anything like it."
"I call it the ‘dot AI’ bubble, and it hasn’t even started yet."
"Apple GPT" is here, but only behind closed doors.
This bizarre organism is missing huge amounts of genes.
Is this the beginning of an infectious disease thriller?
"Human-created data... is extremely expensive."
"When I show the observations to people, they are blown away."
"The American public has a right to learn about technologies of unknown origins."
"They’re coming in essentially unresponsive and they’re cooked."
"Around midnight we received a notification that we couldn’t believe."