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A pair of Russian cosmonauts on board the International Space Station are scheduled to go on a spacewalk to active a 37-foot robotic arm.
Off-World

Get over here!

By Victor Tangermann

Why do Objects increase in mass as they get faster?
From Quarks to Quasars

By Futurism

Residents in Pyongyang, North Korea say living in penthouses is a nightmare without running water, electricity or elevator access.
Future Society

"The poor live in penthouses rather than the rich."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA's SLS rocket for the Artemis I uncrewed Moon mission is having problems, including a liquid hydrogen leak during the last wet dress rehearsal.
Advanced Transport

It's been nearly 50 years since humans have been on the Moon.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

More than 100 people from the same New Jersey high school have developed rare brain tumors, possibly because of radioactive material left behind.
Cancer

Horrifying.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Billionaire software magnate Dan O'Dowd is running for office to take down rival Elon Musk and Tesla. He claims Tesla's EVs aren't safe.
Elon Musk

Can he usurp the EV king?

By Lonnie Lee Hood

California is a step closer to a completely clean energy power grid. Is it in time to stop climate change and reverse environmental damage?
Energy

So close yet so far away.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Reporters and readers reacted to the news that Ukraine is using facial recognition AI software to identify dead soldiers Russia left behind.
Future Society

"When did telling the truth became a sin?"

By Lonnie Lee Hood

The crew on the SpaceX Crew Dragon are currently docked at the International Space Station and will have to wait a couple of days before returning to Earth.
NASA

Weather permitting.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Russia didn't say missile cruiser Moskva may have been carrying two nuclear warheads when it sunk in the Black Sea after Ukraine used missiles to attack.
Future Society

That doesn't sound good.

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Things are getting more and more like "Star Trek" every day as NASA transports doctor holograms into space.
Off-World

"This is completely new manner of human communication."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Elon Musk really needs to log off. 
Tesla

"The award... is substantial but does not come close to reflecting the harm caused."

By Noor Al-Sibai

Dystopian footage on social media show residents in Shanghai, China, screaming from their homes during COVID lockdown. Many say they're starving.
Developments

"Things can’t go on like this."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

NASA accidentally tweeted and then deleted a photo of a model in a pink bikini and a link to a Bloomberg story about fashion giant Shein.
NASA

Wait, what's going on over there?

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A blood pressure medication gave a 77-year-old patient such intense diarrhea he was hospitalized and ended up in the New York Times.
Chemistry

A terrible fate!

By Lonnie Lee Hood

A new liver inflammation disease, or hepititits, is cause children to fall ill and require liver transplants. COVID-19 restrictions may have created it.
Developments

"A novel or yet undetected virus also cannot be ruled out at this time."

By Lonnie Lee Hood

Facebook has announced plans to monetize its Metaverse — and creators are extremely irate at how large a cut the company intends to take.
Metaverse

"Yeah, good luck with that Mark."

By Noor Al-Sibai

The first-ever all-civilian mission to the International Space Station is well underway — and the crew is already talking about wanting to go to the Moon.
Moon

"Universally, it’s a resounding yes."

By Victor Tangermann

NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has made a spectacular new observation: the comet with the largest nucleus ever discovered, measuring 80 miles across.
Science & Energy

"It's big and it's blacker than coal."

By Victor Tangermann

Soldiers in Ukraine are using facial recognition software Clearview AI to identify dead Russian soldiers and send it to families in Russia.
Future Society

"Oh, my God, that’s barbaric."

By Lonnie Lee Hood