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Operations image of the week: Engineers working in ESA's control room in 1978

Greek archaeologists have found the ancient military harbor of Salamis, from which the largest and most decisive naval battle ever fought in antiquity was launched.

By the time surveillance technology catches a poacher, it's already too late. Now researchers are training a new generation of technology on the demand for endangered animals, not the supply

A report by three environmental groups says the number of coal-fired power plants being built worldwide is plunging, raising the possibility global climate goals can be met

AT&T and Verizon on Wednesday joined global firms pulling ads from Google, saying they did not want their brands associated with inappropriate content on the internet giant.

Just a quick reminder for anyone still trying to find a Nintendo Switch: GameStop will have them back in stock starting today. We don’t know how many each store is getting, but GameStop knew about this restock with eno...

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Take your world on the go with the KS-PRO Ultra Mobile Snapdragon PC. Complete with an 8.2-inch super AMOLED screen, this device is highly portable yet totally capable. The KS-PRO UMPC uses Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 and ru...

Chinese internet giant Baidu is losing the head of its data and artificial intelligence (AI) research division. Andrew Ng, the company’s chief scientist, announced his departure today three years after he joined Baidu ...

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The bill has set NASA the task of sending humans to Mars by 2030, but one of the biggest names in private space travel says that's nothing new.

Despite a few bumps in the road, the launch of the Switch has been generally successful for Nintendo. People are raving about Zelda, the courageous form factor isn't universally detested, and most importantly, people are...

ICFO Researchers report the discovery of a new technique that could drastically improve the sensitivity of instruments such as magnetic resonance imagers (MRIs) and atomic clocks. The study, published in Nature, reports ...

Vitaly M. Golomb leads global investments at HP Tech Ventures, the corporate venture arm of Silicon Valley’s original startup and is the author of Accelerated Startup, a book about ramping up your business. Below is a ...

President Donald Trump's gutting of many government entities has created some serious outrage from both sides of the isle, but one scientific agency Trump isn't really messing with is NASA. The newly minted NASA Transiti...

A single hacker or group of hackers who have identified themselves as the "Turkish Crime Family" allegedly have access to at least 300 million iCloud accounts, but they are willing to delete the alleged cache of data if ...

The whole turn-your-phone-into-a-desktop-PC concept isn't quite dead after all. When Microsoft tried to turn your phone into a desktop PC with Continuum, it ultimately failed because, well, Windows 10 Mobile flopped. Now...

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics:

If you've ever played around with an old music amplifier, you probably know what a firing neuron sounds like. A sudden burst of static? Check. A rapid string of pops, like hundreds of bursting balloons? Check. A rough, s...

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) might be the most important scientific instrument ever developed. It'll peer back in time over 13 billion years to the early universe and look for signs of life around the recently d...

The Army will deploy 9,783 Getac F110 G3 rugged tablets in an effort to modernize the information systems within the military branch, as well as in the National Guard. Given how bureaucracy and tech products usually don'...

Starting this afternoon at 1PM Pacific Time – 4PM Eastern Time – the next big Pokemon GO event will begin. This event was announced earlier today by Niantic itself in an official fashion, which means it's not a secre...