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NASA simulates dramatic ocean rescue in Florida for Artemis crew in case of emergencies
Preparing for a historic lunar mission
Biggest iPhone in the world has a $35,000 camera and 400-watt flashlight
This is a megaPhone of a different kind…
SpaceX just launched 26 satellites from California and landed a rocket on a boat like it’s no big deal
This really is impressive stuff
This Maryland robot is watching your bad parking in the garage and silently shaking his metal head
The newest parking garage guardian isn’t human; it’s a Maryland robot named Parker. Standing five feet tall and weighing over 400 pounds, this high-tech patrol bot is making the rounds in Silver Spring’s Town Square Parking Garage. Equipped with cameras, sensors, and a siren, Parker is designed to boost security and keep a digital eye […]
Most expensive substance on Earth costs $62,000,000,000,000 for just one gram of it
Can you guess what it is?
Chinese company has sights set on hypersonic passenger jet that can make a full Earth lap in 7 hours
This could be a game changer
World's first woman on the moon will wear a Prada-designed $1bn spacesuit in 2026
Space finally has a fashion scene, and Prada is leading
Banned in America but legal everywhere else this Hyundai tech is straight out of the future
Hyundai has developed new camera technology that will be banned in the United States
World's 'first flying car' is going on sale a lot earlier than anticipated
Utopia is quickly approaching
The odd effects 1 year in space has on the bodies of astronauts
The good news is these effects are just temporary
South Dakota’s underground experiment could rewrite what we know about our existence
Two labs are racing against each other to answer some of the biggest questions in science
The European Space Agency just built a bug-eyed telescope to spot asteroids before they hit Earth
The European Space Agency just built a bug-eyed telescope to spot asteroids before they hit Earth. This clever technology scans the night sky automatically, with no humans needed. Known as Flyeye 1, it’s been successfully tested, and now Flyeye 2 is already in the works. It’s a telescope set to help astronomers determine what objects […]
The strange history of trains ditching electric motors for car-style torque converters
Diesel hydraulic locomotives are used in Europe and the USA
Gamer got a free customized electric Mercedes-Benz G-Class by playing League of Legends
He’s been bestowed the highest honor of any gamer…
China's humanoid robots are way smarter and cooler than you thought
The can do some pretty incredible stuff
This European spacecraft is using x-ray vision to watch Earth’s invisible forcefield
Potentially giving us the answer to an existential question