A Fragment Of The “Challenger” Was Found At The Bottom Of The Ocean
Recently, a film crew working on a show for the History Channel discovered a piece of the Challenger about six
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LG Unveils 20% Stretchable Display
LG Display has unveiled the world’s first 12-inch high resolution stretchable display. The company said the thin and light design
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Astronauts Will 3D Print Part Of A Human Knee In space
Bioprinted body parts could be important for future medical procedures, and scientists are doing their best to test this. The
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AI Singing Dolly Parton’s “Jolene”
AI is getting better and better at creating art. This fuels the debate about the ethics and implications of bot-generated art,
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The Frst Test Of NASA’s Next-Generation Heat Shield Has Been Postponed Until At Least November 9th
NASA has set a launch window for the LOFTID mission starting November 9th. It will be launched from Vandenberg Air
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NASA Took A Photo Of The «Smiling” Sun
The Solar Dynamics Observatory of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) took an unusual picture of the Sun. The
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NASA’s InSight Lander Detects Massive Earthquake On Mars
Last December when the lander detected a powerful earthquake on Mars. Now scientists know what was the cause of it.
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Social Media Use Increases Risk of Depression
Researchers have found that young people who use social media frequently are significantly more likely to develop depression, regardless of
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VOLKSWAGEN And Ford Have Decided To Close The Argo AI Autopilot Project
Self-driving startup Argo AI will go out of business and its employees and parts will be handed over to its
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Elon Musk Postponed The New Neuralink presentation For A Month
At the end of October, Elon Musk’s startup to develop implantable neural interfaces, Neuralink, was supposed to hold a presentation,
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