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Health
Neuralink admits patient’s brain implant is partially ‘retracted’
Neuralink admits patient’s brain implant is partially ‘retracted’
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Andrew Paul
Internet
The World Video Game Hall of Fame announces its 2024 inductees
The World Video Game Hall of Fame announces its 2024 inductees
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Andrew Paul
Internet
Ancestry and the National Archives are digitizing tens of millions of records
Ancestry and the National Archives are digitizing tens of millions of records
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Andrew Paul
Diabetes
FDA issues recall for diabetes app after over 200 reported injuries
FDA issues recall for diabetes app after over 200 reported injuries
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Andrew Paul
AI
AI ethicists warn of ‘digital hauntings’ from dead loved ones
AI ethicists warn of ‘digital hauntings’ from dead loved ones
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Andrew Paul
Internet
Blasting coffee grounds with ultrasonic waves creates a 60-second cold brew
Blasting coffee grounds with ultrasonic waves creates a 60-second cold brew
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Andrew Paul
Robots
Swarm of tiny snail robots stick together to form new structures
Swarm of tiny snail robots stick together to form new structures
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Andrew Paul
Renewables
Welcome aboard the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell superyacht
Welcome aboard the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell superyacht
By
Andrew Paul
Space X
SpaceX reveals new sleek spacesuits ahead of upcoming historic mission
SpaceX reveals new sleek spacesuits ahead of upcoming historic mission
By
Andrew Paul
Archaeology
Ancient mystery code was probably Sargon II’s name
Ancient mystery code was probably Sargon II’s name
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Andrew Paul
Internet
Many rural areas could soon lose cell service
Many rural areas could soon lose cell service
By
Andrew Paul
Moons
China is en route to collect first-ever samples from the far side of the moon
China is en route to collect first-ever samples from the far side of the moon
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Andrew Paul
Space
Space Force finds a dead Cold War-era satellite missing for 25 years
Space Force finds a dead Cold War-era satellite missing for 25 years
By
Andrew Paul
Endangered Species
Orangutan observed using a plant to treat an open wound
Orangutan observed using a plant to treat an open wound
By
Andrew Paul
AI
Watch a tech billionaire talk to his AI-generated clone
Watch a tech billionaire talk to his AI-generated clone
By
Andrew Paul
Exoplanets
JWST measures ‘Hot Jupiter,’ a distant exoplanet hot enough to forge iron
JWST measures ‘Hot Jupiter,’ a distant exoplanet hot enough to forge iron
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Andrew Paul
AI
Boston Dynamics gives Spot bot a furry makeover
Boston Dynamics gives Spot bot a furry makeover
By
Andrew Paul
COVID-19
Surprise! That futuristic COVID mask was even sketchier than we thought
Surprise! That futuristic COVID mask was even sketchier than we thought
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Andrew Paul
Moons
China compiled the most detailed moon atlas ever mapped
China compiled the most detailed moon atlas ever mapped
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Andrew Paul
Social Media
Romance scams just ‘happen in life,’ says CEO of biggest dating app company in the US
Romance scams just ‘happen in life,’ says CEO of biggest dating app company in the US
By
Andrew Paul
Engineering
Makers of the world’s largest 3D printer just beat their own record
Makers of the world’s largest 3D printer just beat their own record
By
Andrew Paul
Health
A new button battery dyes kids’ mouths blue if swallowed
A new button battery dyes kids’ mouths blue if swallowed
By
Andrew Paul
Sun
Rare quadruple solar flare event captured by NASA
Rare quadruple solar flare event captured by NASA
By
Andrew Paul
Internet
A ‘bionic eye’ scan of an ancient, scorched scroll points to Plato’s long-lost gravesite
A ‘bionic eye’ scan of an ancient, scorched scroll points to Plato’s long-lost gravesite
By
Andrew Paul
Sun
NASA will unfurl a 860-square-foot solar sail from within a microwave-sized cube
NASA will unfurl a 860-square-foot solar sail from within a microwave-sized cube
By
Andrew Paul
Moons
NASA wants to measure moonquakes with laser-powered fiber optic cables
NASA wants to measure moonquakes with laser-powered fiber optic cables
By
Andrew Paul
AI
Startup pitches a paintball-armed, AI-powered home security camera
Startup pitches a paintball-armed, AI-powered home security camera
By
Andrew Paul
Birds
CT scans look inside a California condor egg
CT scans look inside a California condor egg
By
Andrew Paul
International Space Station
Let this astronaut show you around the International Space Station
Let this astronaut show you around the International Space Station
By
Andrew Paul
AI
Watch a tripod robot test its asteroid leaping skills
Watch a tripod robot test its asteroid leaping skills
By
Andrew Paul
Ocean
A new solution proposed for drought-stricken Panama Canal goes around it
A new solution proposed for drought-stricken Panama Canal goes around it
By
Andrew Paul
Moons
Japan and NASA plan a historic lunar RV roadtrip together
Japan and NASA plan a historic lunar RV roadtrip together
By
Andrew Paul
AI
Watch two tiny, AI-powered robots play soccer
Watch two tiny, AI-powered robots play soccer
By
Andrew Paul
Social Media
Internet use dipped in the eclipse’s path of totality
Internet use dipped in the eclipse’s path of totality
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Andrew Paul
Engineering
Smugglers melted and spray painted $10 million in gold to look like machine parts
Smugglers melted and spray painted $10 million in gold to look like machine parts
By
Andrew Paul
Engineering
3D printers just got a big, eco-friendly upgrade (in the lab)
3D printers just got a big, eco-friendly upgrade (in the lab)
By
Andrew Paul
Engineering
Shark skin and owl feathers could inspire quieter underwater sonar
Shark skin and owl feathers could inspire quieter underwater sonar
By
Andrew Paul
Renewables
Stellarator fusion reactor gets new life thanks to a creative magnet workaround
Stellarator fusion reactor gets new life thanks to a creative magnet workaround
By
Andrew Paul
Internet
How cryptographers finally cracked one of the Zodiac Killer’s hardest codes
How cryptographers finally cracked one of the Zodiac Killer’s hardest codes
By
Andrew Paul
Moons
It’s on! Three finalists will design a lunar rover for Artemis
It’s on! Three finalists will design a lunar rover for Artemis
By
Andrew Paul
AI
Watch this robotic slide whistle quartet belt out Smash Mouth’s ‘All Star’
Watch this robotic slide whistle quartet belt out Smash Mouth’s ‘All Star’
By
Andrew Paul
Pollution
Would you wear this ‘shoe-like vessel’ made from genetically engineered bacteria?
Would you wear this ‘shoe-like vessel’ made from genetically engineered bacteria?
By
Andrew Paul
Moons
NASA is designing a time zone just for the moon
NASA is designing a time zone just for the moon
By
Andrew Paul
Space Telescope
A 3,200-megapixel digital camera is ready for its cosmic photoshoot
A 3,200-megapixel digital camera is ready for its cosmic photoshoot
By
Andrew Paul
Engineering
Melting ice makes Arctic a target for a new deep sea internet cable
Melting ice makes Arctic a target for a new deep sea internet cable
By
Andrew Paul
AI
Spider conversations decoded with the help of machine learning and contact microphones
Spider conversations decoded with the help of machine learning and contact microphones
By
Andrew Paul
AI
This cap is a big step towards universal, noninvasive brain-computer interfaces
This cap is a big step towards universal, noninvasive brain-computer interfaces
By
Andrew Paul
Internet
Gmail debuted on April Fool’s Day 20 years ago. The joke is still on us.
Gmail debuted on April Fool’s Day 20 years ago. The joke is still on us.
By
Andrew Paul
Engineering
Researchers unlock fiber optic connection 1.2 million times faster than broadband
Researchers unlock fiber optic connection 1.2 million times faster than broadband
By
Andrew Paul
AI
A robot named ‘Emo’ can out-smile you by 840 milliseconds
A robot named ‘Emo’ can out-smile you by 840 milliseconds
By
Andrew Paul
Diseases
Please think twice before letting AI scan your penis for STIs
Please think twice before letting AI scan your penis for STIs
By
Andrew Paul
Moons
Japan’s SLIM moon lander survives a second brutal lunar night
Japan’s SLIM moon lander survives a second brutal lunar night
By
Andrew Paul
Engineering
New material neutralizes 96-percent of virus cells using nanospikes
New material neutralizes 96-percent of virus cells using nanospikes
By
Andrew Paul
Internet
Vinyl records outsold CDs for the second year running
Vinyl records outsold CDs for the second year running
By
Andrew Paul
Sun
How to photograph the eclipse, according to NASA
How to photograph the eclipse, according to NASA
By
Andrew Paul
Medicine
This implant will tell a smartphone app when you need to pee
This implant will tell a smartphone app when you need to pee
By
Andrew Paul
Aviation
Boom Supersonic’s prototype jet sets off on first flight
Boom Supersonic’s prototype jet sets off on first flight
By
Andrew Paul
Energy
Drones offer a glimpse inside Fukushima nuclear reactor 13 years after disaster
Drones offer a glimpse inside Fukushima nuclear reactor 13 years after disaster
By
Andrew Paul
Engineering
A designer 3D printed a working clone of the iconic Mac Plus
A designer 3D printed a working clone of the iconic Mac Plus
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Andrew Paul
Science Fiction
Vernor Vinge, influential sci-fi author who warned of AI ‘Singularity,’ has died
Vernor Vinge, influential sci-fi author who warned of AI ‘Singularity,’ has died
By
Andrew Paul
Social Media
Neuralink shows first human patient using brain implant to play online chess
Neuralink shows first human patient using brain implant to play online chess
By
Andrew Paul
Sun
NASA needs your smartphone during April’s solar eclipse
NASA needs your smartphone during April’s solar eclipse
By
Andrew Paul
Fossil Fuels
EPA says over half of all new cars must be EVs or hybrids by 2032
EPA says over half of all new cars must be EVs or hybrids by 2032
By
Andrew Paul
Social Media
‘Cyberflasher’ sent to prison for the first time in England
‘Cyberflasher’ sent to prison for the first time in England
By
Andrew Paul
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