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How NASA Is Building Its Most Powerful Rocket Ever to Go Back to the Moon
For 50 years, humans haven't traveled more than a few hundred miles above Earth. Now, NASA's plan to return to the moon is kicking into high gear.
Apple's New Lockdown Mode Will Fight the Next Pegasus Spyware
The feature, which will be made available for iPhones, iPads and Macs in the fall, is designed to offer "extreme" protection.
NFTs Don't Have to Suck the Fun out of Video Games
Gamers scorn games that use crypto and NFTs. A new wave of these "Web3" games hopes to prove them wrong.
Unlocking the Mysteries of Human Hibernation
It's one of the most extreme, and baffling, cases of human survival.
Amazon Offers Free Grubhub Plus Delivery to Prime Members
Get all the takeout deliveries you want without added fees for one year.
Meta's 'No Language Left Behind' AI Can Now Translate 200 Languages
The translation tool will be open source for others to use.
EU Starts Requiring Anti-Speeding Tech for New Cars
When you go over the speed limit, your car will have to let you know.
New Standards May Stop Quantum Computers From Cracking Encryption
The US government is overseeing new post-quantum cryptography.
Contact With NASA Moon Probe Reestablished After a Day in the Dark
Capstone is meant to pave the way for future Artemis missions to the moon.
Astronomy Photographer of the Year Finalists Dazzle
Marvel at these shortlisted images capturing the glory of the cosmos.
Bill Gates Shares His Old Resume (With His Old Weight) Online
Looking to hire? Gates posts his resume from the mid-1970s.
These Clouds Are at a 15-Year High. SpaceX May Be the Reason
Water vapor from Falcon 9 engines might be creating more of these distinctive clouds.
World's Largest Water Lily Hid in Plain Sight for 177 Years
To be fair, it looked a lot like another species.
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Enter the General Relativity Rabbit Hole: Unraveling Space, Time and the Fourth Dimension
Piecing together our universe's most paradoxical and confusing, yet elegant and shatterproof, theory.
Asus ROG Phone 6, 6 Pro Gaming Phones Bring Samsung's OLED and 165Hz Refresh Rate
The new gaming phones throw in a big 6,000-mAh battery, and start at $1,000.
Best Budget Laptop Under $500 for 2022
Here are the best cheap budget-friendly laptops you can buy from Lenovo, Acer and others, mostly under $500.
Best Buy Challenges Amazon Prime Day with Upcoming 'Black Friday in July Sale'
The sale, which kicks off on July 11, starts a day before Amazon begins its official Prime Day deals this year.
Contact With NASA Moon Probe Reestablished After a Day in the Dark
The microwave-size Capstone spacecraft is meant to pave the way for future Artemis missions to the lunar surface.
NFTs Don't Have to Suck the Fun out of Video Games
Gamers scorn games that use crypto and NFTs. A new wave of these "Web3" games hopes to prove them wrong.
AMC Theatres Offers $5 Movies on Tuesdays
Catch a flick with this discount through the fall.
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet: Every New Pokemon Revealed So Far
Take a look at some new Pokemon debuting in the upcoming Nintendo Switch games.
Best Fire Pit for 2022
Here are the best fire pits from the likes of Breeo, Solo Stove, BioLite, Tiki and other brands.
Apple Announces New Lockdown Mode to Fight the Next Pegasus Spyware
The new feature, which will be made available for iPhones, iPads and Macs in the fall, is designed to offer "extreme" protection.
What Your Sleep Tracker Can Reveal About Your Health
Learn how to interpret the sleep data on your fitness tracker or health app.
'Star Wars: Shadow of the Sith' Makes Luke Skywalker the 'Most Powerful Person in the Galaxy'
Author Adam Christopher reveals where Rey's parents' names came from, the fun of defining classic characters and how he jumped into weird Sith lore in his Star Wars novel.
Tom Clancy's The Division Goes Mobile with Resurgence
Head back to the streets of New York City.
Pokemon Go July 2022 Community Day: Shiny Starly, Event Move and More
Starly is the star of Pokemon Go's July Community Day.
'Sex Death Trap' Killed Hundreds of Frogs 45 Million Years Ago
It's not easy being green.
