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The drone is expected to cost half as much as a conventional airdrop.
Microsoft President Brad Smith says he politely declined.
NASA is literally setting things on fire aboard the International Space Station. Seems safe, right?
Porsche welcomes Tesla to have a crack at Germany's Nürburgring track.
"Now we are trying to extinguish a fire."
When the patient was on the operating table, the doctor was 20 miles away.
High-tech weapons may be evolving too rapidly to adapt to them.
The iPhone 11's weird triple-camera design is leaving people disgusted.
Will Starship Mk1 be ready for its launch debut in October?
He says he'd be open to tasting it. Would you?
Researchers solved the pressing crisis of character customization taking too long.
Apparently "Tay" was too close to Swift's name for comfort.
"Not only thoughts, but sensory experiences, could be communicated from brain to brain."
This special spray could allow you to change the color of your shoes every morning.
If every flight is fully booked, more than 3,000 people would launch into space in the next few years.
Tesla declined to answer questions about Musk rubbing shoulders with the convicted sex offender.
Concrete could open a lot of doors for constructing habitats in space.
"In sum, the majority of Americans are generally unable to understand or value democratic culture, institutions, practices or citizenship in the manner required."
Are nagging, hovering drones the future of the surveillance state?