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First discovered in 2007, fast radio bursts (FRBs) are invisible to the human eye but can be detected with radio telescopes. They come from beyond our galaxy, traveling billions of light years,
Having spent more than a year in space, Frank Rubio now has to get used to that nasty thing that earthlings call gravity. “The first few days, the soles of the feet
The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has accepted an application that could point to SpaceX’s plans to expand radio frequency range ahead of the upcoming update to its Starlink service. SpaceX’s application has
A fully automated process, including a brand new artificial intelligence (AI) tool, successfully detected, identified and classified the first supernova. The new system, developed by an international collaboration led by Northwestern University,
Apple is working on a new version of the 4K Apple TV, and rumors say it could launch as early as 2024, two years after the current model’s launch. This guide details
Archaeologists used 3D scanning to examine inscriptions carved on two groups of Danish runestones and discovered that four of the stones were probably made in honor of a powerful Viking queen. The
As millions of people across North, Central and South America tilt their heads skyward to watch a partial ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse tomorrow (October 14), NASA engineers will be celebrating the
Latest Patch On Tuesday, the original version of Windows 11 received the latest security update from Microsoft. If you haven’t upgraded to Windows 11 2022 Major Feature Update yet, now is the
Scientists have discovered for the first time how blue-green algae, which can be seen as a slimy green slime in stagnant waters, river beds and on seashores, weave themselves into large web-like
There were many proposals for human exploration of Mars in the 20th century. These include Wernher von Braun’s famous “Mars Project,” Robert Zubrin and David Baker’s “Mars Direct” mission architecture, NASA’s Mars
