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Russia’s Luna-25 Moon Mission Ends With Crash Landing – SlashGear
The Luna-25 probe, carrying the hopes of Russia’s first moon mission in nearly five decades, has →
From Space To Earth: How An Astronaut In The ISS Operated Ground Robots – SlashGear
Space agencies often think about the problem of how to control spacecraft from the ground, but →
5 Questions About Black Holes That No One Has Been Able To Answer – SlashGear
Black holes remain one of the universe’s most fascinating — and least understood — phenomena. These →
Watch: India’s Historic Moon Landing – SlashGear
For about as long as mankind has shot for the stars, our moon has been the →
Meta’s Latest Llama AI Tool Can Fix Your Code Mistakes – SlashGear
After releasing generative AI models that can handle text content, audio, and translation, Meta has now →
DOJ Sues SpaceX Over Alleged Hiring Discrimination In The US – SlashGear
The U.S. Department of Justice is suing SpaceX over allegations of hiring discrimination against refugees and →
What’s Behind The Cause Of Northern Lights? Aurora Borealis Explained – SlashGear
Aurora borealis, or northern lights, is one of nature’s most spectacular and, at the same time, →
Do We Live In A Simulation? Elon Musk Thinks So, Here’s Why – SlashGear
Just Elon Musk’s name is enough to evoke an emotional response in many people, ranging from →
USS Seawolf: The Highly Advanced Submarine That Changed Underwater Warfare – SlashGear
Technically, a submarine (as opposed to a submersible) is a water-going vessel that can sail, submerge, →
This DIY Stirling Engine Kit Will Stir Your Morning Coffee For You – SlashGear
In 1816, engineer Robert Stirling invented his proprietary Stirling engine, an automatic power source operated by →
Star Trek’s Space Walk Technology Isn’t Just Sci-Fi: Russian Scientists Almost Made It Real – SlashGear
The original ‘Star Trek’ TV show and subsequent films were set in a not-so-distant future. In →
The Science Behind Saturn’s Storms That Last Over 100 Years – SlashGear
If you think the weather is bad where you live, then take heart. At least you →
How To Fix ChatGPT Plugins Not Showing Up – SlashGear
ChatGPT spread like wildfire following its official launch in 2022. The revolutionary technology hit its first →
Whatever Happened To Honda’s Robot Asimo? – SlashGear
In 2000, Honda launched ASIMO (Advanced Step in Innovative MObility), an advanced humanoid robot that sparked →
Why Scientists Haven’t Solved The Mystery Of The Oh-My-God Particle – SlashGear
Below the snow-covered peaks of the Andes Mountains, among scattered rocks and the scrub of prairie →
The Incredible History Of The Bleriot XI: The World’s Oldest Plane Still Flying – SlashGear
It’s been over 120 years since the first powered flight piloted by humans left the ground. →
Here’s How Astronauts Could Fight Muscle Loss Using Electric Stimulation – SlashGear
When you imagine traveling to space, surely one of the most fun and exciting parts — →
Zoom’s Generative AI Assistant Gets A New Name And Capabilities – SlashGear
It’s no surprise that even Zoom wants to inject AI into its platform. Earlier this year, →
Whatever Happened To Sony’s Aibo Robot Dog? – SlashGear
With its soft edges and programmed pup-like demeanor, Aibo is a robot dog companion designed by →
How Scientists Are Helping Astronauts To Get A Better Night’s Sleep In Space – SlashGear
Going to space is hard on the human body for a number of reasons. The microgravity →
iRobot’s Roomba Combo J9+ Takes A Smarter Approach To Mop Drips & Pet Mess – SlashGear
Your current combo robot vacuum and mop may not be the cleaning whiz you think it →
3 Best ChatGPT Detectors (And Why You Still Can’t Trust Them) – SlashGear
With the overnight popularity of generative AI tools, educators and editors have a new problem on →
NASA Isn’t Giving Up On Solving UFOs And Debunking Aliens – SlashGear
NASA held a press conference today and published a report discussing unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP), marking →
How This NASA Astronaut Accidentally Broke A Space Record – SlashGear
Records are meant to be broken, but sometimes, they’re done without any intention of ever doing →