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A glimpse into China's readiness to handle samples from the moon reveals steps to be taken for storage, processing and preparation of the specimens.

It shone bright for a bit, and now it's disintegrating as it hurtles towards our star.

From bar accessories and drinkware to actual bar carts, these are perfect presents to get your drinking buddies.

Plus: Windows zero days, Covid-19 spam, and more of the week's top security news.

Feeling burnt out on Netflix? There's a lot more you can do to keep yourself busy.

Work(out) From Home is a weekly column where we review smart fitness machines and apps in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. Thanks to technology, there are still plenty of ways to exercise if your gym is closed.  Se...

The ill-fated mission is a testament to NASA's ability to overcome an unfortunate series of events, even while in space.

The iPhone 12 Pro Max design has leaked, revealing several new design features of Apple's 2020 iPhone series. The schematics prompted a Samsung leaker to say that the new design will be a nightmare for Android. The iPhon...

DoD issued a joint statement with the Department of Transportation criticizing the FCC ruling. SpaceNews.com

An upgrade to the fighter jet, to be first deployed with Qatar's Air Force, is designed to complement the newer F-35 in combat missions.

Chinese investors, who have poured about $6 billion into Indian startups in the last two years, will be subjected to tougher scrutiny for their future investments in the world's second largest internet market. India amen...

Astronomers have discovered a planet so similar to Earth in size that it could be our planet's twin. The planet, Kepler-1649c, is in the habitable zone of its star, raising the possibility of habitability. The planet's s...

Strawberry farmers have seen demand for their product plummet in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Nearly 25 million pounds of strawberries will likely be trashed every week during the peak of the harvest season. Vis...

The United States is concerned by the threat of a cyber attack against the Czech Republic's healthcare sector, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Friday, adding that anybody engaged in such activity should "expe...

Google is cracking down on Android apps that feature vague, potentially misleading or confusing subscription plans that leave users uncertain of what they’ll be charged and how to cancel the plan. The company is giving...

When it comes to the casualties of the pandemic, your first thought might not be of your ability to anonymously view porn. And yet. The non-profit Tor Project announced Friday that it was forced to lay off a sizable chun...

Facebook has launched its sixth reaction emoji with availability on both the main Facebook platform and on the Messenger app. With this new emoji, users can better express that they care — the character shows a smiling...

Here's a nice thing. It's not revolutionary or life-changing, but it's nice. And right now we can all use a little bit of nice. Earlier this month, Samsung announced an addition to its line of "eco-packing" that will tur...

BIOTECH The Quest for a Pandemic Pill Matthew Hutson | The New Yorker “Our usual antiviral approach is, as researchers say, ‘one bug, one drug’; often, it's no drug. …[David Ho would] like to see a penicillin for...

The diagnostics startup Curative has received an emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for its novel test to determine COVID-19 infection. The company says that its tests have already been use...

Experts believe that at least half the population needs to use contact-tracing apps for them to work. The challenge will be convincing the public to opt in after years of trust issues with big tech.

FBI official also says foreign hackers targeted andCOVID-19 research