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The James Webb Space Telescope is progressing nicely. Just kidding! It's actually a total disaster of epic proportions that has outpaced its proposed budgets so many times that it's laughable. The project was originally ...

A Google security key, Russian hackers, and more of the week's top security news.

A new study led by NASA's Ames Research Center has indicated that microorganisms are not likely to survive in Mars' dry environment, but could be preserved there. The post Mars is 1000x Drier Than the Driest Places on Ea...

Friday brings a rare double-billing of spectacular celestial shows. Some people will be able to see both in person, and there's also a way for everyone to watch.

HTC has put out a blog post insistent that VR has a bright future ahead, and to not listen to all signs to the contrary.

Perhaps energy isn't conserved at all in an expanding Universe.

Easily go out on the kayak whenever you feel like it with the Hobie Mirage i11S Inflatable Single Kayak. This low-profile performer comes with a rigid inflatable drop stitch hull, making it an incredibly lightweight infl...

Sci-fi writer Neal Asher's series is a thrill-ride of grotesque aliens, badass hardware, rogue AIs, and deadly secret agents.

It might come as no surprise to you that Google has launched something that isn't really finished: YouTube Music is available now in the U.S. and several other countries, but it barely qualifies as a music streaming serv...

Scientists have discovered a naturally occurring disease in monkeys that mimics a deadly childhood neurodegenerative disorder in people -- a finding that holds promise for developing new gene therapies to treat Batten di...

A U.K. parliamentary committee recommends that the British government increase oversight of social media companies to protect democracy, as it issued scathing report on fake news, data misuse and interference by Russia

Because even 16GB of RAM can feel cramped on a laptop these days.

The genetics testing company and GlaxoSmithKline are using 5 million people’s data to develop medical treatments --

NASA's newest space telescope, an instrument designed to search for relatively nearby alien planets, began gathering science data on Wednesday (July 25).

Three senators introduced legislation July 25 to reform commercial space regulations, including a provision that conflicts with language in a bill passed by the House.

New findings are fueling an old suspicion that fundamental particles and forces spring from strange eight-part numbers called "octonions."

While cell phone cameras have enjoyed numerous upgrades over the past decade, very little has been done to improve audio quality. With its Ozo audio platform, Nokia looks to change that. The post Nokia is on a crusade to...

Gaia is a space telescope that maps the positions of more than 1 billion stars to the highest precision yet of any mission.

Apple's anticipated iPad Pro refresh will see both the 10.5- and 12.9-inch models shrink in some dimensions, but also lose their headphone jacks, a report claimed on Friday.

Officials say Idaho inmates intentionally exploited a software bug in JPay brand computer tablets to add credits to their accounts

If you've ever had to identify yourself online using actual IDs like passports, driving licenses, and whatever else, you know how much of a hassle it can be. You have to scan those documents and then upload them or email...

Company JPay offers special, small tablets designed specifically for corrections facilities. These tablets are intended to provide inmates with limited access to the outside world, including email and mobile games, but i...