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  • ISS orbiting Earth
    By Georgina Torbet May 4th, 2024

    Here's How Astronauts On The ISS Repair Broken Space Telescopes

    Even the most advanced technology can break down from time to time. When that happens in space, it can be a complicated process to conduct repairs.

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  • Satellite to Earth laser communication illustration
    By Nadeem Sarwar May 2nd, 2024

    Laser Transmission Explained: What It Means For Transmitting Data During Space Exploration

    Some of the earliest spaceflights have been facilitated via radio communication with Earth, but laser transmission is the modern evolution of space comms.

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  • ExoMars Rosalind Franklin rover
    By Georgina Torbet May 1st, 2024

    This Rover Plans To Search For Life On Mars: Here's How

    Another rover will be join the Mars exploration rush as the European Space Agency's Rosalind Franklin is back on track to head to the planet.

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  • Illustration of ChatGPT
    By Max Miller April 29th, 2024

    Is ChatGPT Safe? What You Should Know Before You Start Using AI Chatbots

    AI has exploded in popularity over the past couple years, but there are important issues to consider before you start using this technology in your daily life.

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  • Green lightsaber
    By Brad Hill April 28th, 2024

    Here's How Engineers Use Plasma To Make Real-Life Lightsabers

    Every "Star Wars" fan has probably wanted to swing a lightsaber at some point in their life. Now, engineers are using plasma to make real-life lightsabers.

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  • Astronauts aboard the ISS
    By Jonathan H. Kantor April 28th, 2024

    Zero Gravity Explained: Where & When Does It Exist?

    Have you ever wondered how astronauts seem to defy gravity and float around aboard their spacecrafts? Is it possible to simulate this on earth?

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  • closeup of a $100 bill
    By Rob Rich April 27th, 2024

    10 Great Gift Ideas From Best Buy Under $100

    If you need to grab a gift for a friend or loved one, Best Buy has a surprising amount of options. Here are 10 gift ideas that are under $100.

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  • Visualization of ocean salinity
    By Georgina Torbet April 27th, 2024

    How NASA Spotted The Effects Of El Niño From Space

    NASA has been tracking the El Niño event, which began in 2023 and had its biggest effects through the end of 2023 and into the early months of 2024.

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  • The Boeing Starliner in space
    By Rahul Srinivas April 26th, 2024

    Everything You Wanted To Know About The Boeing Starliner Spacecraft

    You might have heard about the Boeing Starliner's development, or delay. We've got all the other details on why it's important and when you could see it here.

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  • solar panels with greenhouse in background
    By John Davis April 24th, 2024

    5 Things Solar Panels Can Power In Your Greenhouse

    A greenhouse is a great way to grow plants and produce, but they need energy for lighting, heating, and airflow. Here's how solar panels can help.

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  • artistic rendition machine learning
    By Aaron Greenbaum April 22nd, 2024

    An AI Ethics Researcher's Take On The Future Of Machine Learning In The Art World

    Delving into the controversial role of AI in art creation, SlashGear spoke to AI Ethics Researcher Wes Rahman about the debate over AI-generated images.

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  • USS Gerald R. Ford in transit
    By Mark LoProto April 21st, 2024

    Here's How Massive Navy Ships Actually Float

    Navy ships are massive, with the largest U.S. ship, the USS Gerald R. Ford, weighing 90,000 tons. Here's how these behemoths actually stay afloat.

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  • Europa Clipper Thermal Vacuum Testing
    By Georgina Torbet April 21st, 2024

    Here's How NASA Tests Its Spacecraft For The Rigors Of Space Travel

    NASA plans to launch many more spacecraft to study celestial bodies, but first it has to make sure they can handle space. That's where this simulator comes in.

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  • A modern home with Tesla solar panels
    By Damir Mujezinovic April 19th, 2024

    Everything You Need To Know About Tesla Solar Panels In 2024

    If you're shopping for residential solar panels, a familiar name may show up: Tesla. The electric vehicle company also makes quite affordable solar panels.

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  • rain clouds over forest
    By Nicholas Wilson April 18th, 2024

    What Is Cloud Seeding, And How Does It Work?

    Cloud seeding has become a hot topic for debate, but it's actually a technique we first discovered in the 1940s. Here's what you need to know about it.

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  • Model Y driving next to forest
    By Danny Bojic April 18th, 2024

    This Tesla Model Y Mod Ditches The Superchargers

    Not everyone is happy with the range they get out of a Tesla, but one owner decided to do something about it. This solar panel hack adds up to 60 miles per day.

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  • Exoplanet orbiting a star
    By Nadeem Sarwar April 18th, 2024

    Purple Planets, Not Green Ones, May Be Key To The Search For Alien Life

    The search for alien life has gotten a bit more interesting thanks to new research on the possible existence of purple bacteria on exoplanets.

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  • solar inverter wiring
    By Kris Velasco April 18th, 2024

    Solar Panel Inverters Explained: What They're Used For

    If you're looking into a solar system for your home, you've likely heard about a component called a solar inverter. Here's why it is so important.

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  • Honda EG4000 on a truck
    By Doug McDonald April 17th, 2024

    Harbor Freight's 4375W Vs. Honda's EG4000 Generator: What's The Difference?

    There are many reasons to own a generator, whether to power your home in an emergency or help on a job site. The question is which one is worth your money.

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  • House roof with solar panels
    By Joe Brown April 16th, 2024

    5 Most Efficient Consumer Solar Panels For 2024

    Solar panels are good for the environment, but figuring out which ones to buy can be a headache. Here are some of your best choices.

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  • Pair of satellites orbiting closely.
    By Matthew Lee April 14th, 2024

    The U.S Space Force Just Greenlit A First-Of-Its-Kind Combat Exercise In Outer Space

    The U.S. Space Force is planning a first -- an actual space combat simulation. This is new not just for the Space Force or the U.S., but humankind as a whole.

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  • smart light bulb and app
    By C. Gordon April 13th, 2024

    3 Things You Need To Know Before Buying & Installing A Smart Light Bulb

    Smart light bulbs are a low-cost way to try smart home technology, and they often have fun features too. Here's you should know before buying.

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  • Tiny house with solar panels
    By Daniel Meagher April 9th, 2024

    How Many Solar Panels Does It Take To Power A Tiny Home?

    Capturing renewable energy from the sun becomes easier and more efficient each year. How simple would this option be to power a little house?

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  • james watt steam engine
    By C. Gordon April 8th, 2024

    What Influence Did Inventor James Watt Have On Steam Engines & The Industrial Revolution?

    Scottish inventor James Watt was the source for a number of massive innovations in engines, energy, and science as a whole during his lifetime.

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  • Man installing solar panels
    By Shane Schmid April 8th, 2024

    The Biggest Pros And Cons Of Installing Solar Panels

    Millions of Americans plan to install solar panels in their homes in the near future. Here are some pros and cons to consider before taking the leap.

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  • Solar panelled house at night
    By Abhinav Lal April 8th, 2024

    Do Your Solar Panels Work At Night And When It's Cloudy?

    Every year, research and development teams improve the efficiency of capturing solar energy. Does it still matter if panels are in the sun or not?

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  • satellite in space
    By Daniel Trock April 7th, 2024

    Are Water-Powered Engines Real? NASA Says 'Yes,' But It's Complicated

    Rather than using traditional gasoline as a power source, imagine a world where vehicles were powered by water. In 2021, NASA tested the theory in space.

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