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SpaceX continues to outperform its launch cadence from earlier years, conducting its tenth successful launch this year with an expendable mission for Intelsat on July 5. SpaceNews.com

Despite ultimately losing the "space race" to the United States, followed by decades of dirty looks and blank stares from the then-Soviet Union, Russia is on top of the world when it comes to commercial space flight. The...

The smartest person in your household may not be a person -- at least, not in the traditional sense of the word. Alexa, that handy AI-powered voice assistant who lives in your Amazon Echo, has now mastered more than 15,0...

The thirst for anything Nintendo is too real. The company can't keep the Switch in stock and people are hyped AF for the SNES Classic dropping in September.  But what's better than both of those consoles? A flippin' key...

Everysight's Raptor, a new pair of augmented reality goggles that play music, show turn-by-turn directions, and capture crisp high-definition video clips, are a cyclist's dream come true. The post Engineered for fighter ...

The tomato has many claims to fame. A fruit used as a vegetable, it's the first ingredient in cans of Chef Boyardee Beef Ravioli and the reason soggy school cafeteria pizza slathered in sauce is categorized as a vegetabl...

China's Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) made an important advance by achieving a stable 101.2-second steady-state high confinement plasma, setting a world record in long-pulse H-mode operation on the...

The AR hype is alive and kicking. Japanese footwear giant Onitsuka Tiger has teamed up with fashion label Anrealage to produce what is quite possibly the first pair of augmented reality sneakers in the world.  SEE ALSO:...

eBay is cracking down on early scalpers who are trying to sell the SNES Classic Edition before it's even been released. Hard to say whether that will be enough to keep the anticipated shortages at bay, however. The post ...

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Game of Thrones returns for season seven on July 16, and there are plenty of major questions fans have had for years that will likely be answered during its seven-week run. However, there are still some confounding momen...

There's a classic scene in almost every police procedural: a weathered detective stands staring at a collection of photos pinned to a wall. Thin, red yarn traces the connections between the different players. Something's...

WHEN it comes to finding hidden explosives, the self-propelled detection system known as a sniffer dog has no equal. But sniffer dogs have to be trained, and that is a delicate process. In particular, the trace levels of...

Ultraviolet radiation streaming from the sun "activates" chlorine compounds in the Red Planet's soil, making them potent microbe-killers, a new study suggests.

Chinese manufacturer SainSonic, which also makes an 8mm F3.0 fisheye prime lens as well as various floating music orbs and tabletop tube headphone amplifiers, has announced a new manual focus lens for APS-C cameras. It's...

Google adds OAuth app whitelisting to G Suite so admins can vet third-party applications before users can grant them authorized data access.

Marijuana has a healthier image than many other drugs (or, depending on who you ask, alcohol), and it can ease symptoms like nausea that tend to crop up in pregnancy. But we are accumulating evidence that marijuana is pr...

Using the similarities among hackers and security programmers can be an advantage.

The Model S, Chevrolet Impala and Ford Taurus all received a score of Acceptable in the difficult small-overlap front crash test, yet you don't hear a peep from Ford or GM...

Sigma continues to add compatibility to its MC-11 adapter, allowing more Sigma SA and EOS mount Sigma lenses to be used on Sony E-mount cameras. And the latest round of updates adds compatibility with one of Sigma's most...

People often ask for clear signs that global warming -- sorry, sorry "climate change" -- is real. Sure, sea levels are rising, storms are becoming more intense, and ocean species are being found in places that they don't...