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Four Astronauts Splash Down On Earth After Eight Months In Space

Four astronauts returned to Earth from the International Space Station in a scenic splashdown Thursday morning in the Pacific Ocean off the Southern California coast. The SpaceX...

Hunting Cosmic Ghosts: Why Neutrino Detection Won The 2026 Nobel Prize In Physics

The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded to Francis Halzen for his development of the IceCube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica. The subterranean facility utilizes over...

Poll: Most Americans Think Artificial Intelligence Is Developing Too Fast

Worries around artificial intelligence cross party lines, with the vast majority of Americans saying the U.S. government should prioritize keeping AI under human control and...

Waymo Ditches Drivers As Fully-Autonomous Detroit Testing Is Underway

Waymo LLC’s rideshare service began full autonomous testing in Detroit this week without a human specialist at the wheel as the rideshare company inches closer to public service....

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Forget Work-Life Balance—Whole Human Work Is The Future

Watching Severance on Apple TV+ got me thinking—why do we still treat work and life as two opposing forces? The show follows employees at a fictional biotechnology corporation that have undergone “severance,” a procedure that ensures they have no memories of...

Smart Mobility Today: 31 May 2025

We all know the times we are in are turbulent, and some of our stories touch on that turbulence as it relates to  tech and research. It is part of our lives right now. But, science and research forge ahead and there are many exciting and relevant discoveries to learn...

Tiny Piece Of Tech Will Change How You Watch Racing

When you describe it in words, the Indianapolis 500 might seem like a boring watch: Cars go round and round an oval track 200 times, totaling 500 miles over the course of a few hours. But if you were a driver, you’d be having a hell of a different experience. Think...