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  • Woman holding Android phone
    By Daniel Feininger April 9th, 2023

    The 10 Best ChatGPT Apps For Android

    Android phone applications are also rolling hot out, infused with the generative AI of ChatGPT. These are some of the best.

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  • Euclid in testing
    By Georgina Torbet April 6th, 2023

    How The Euclid Telescope Is Set To Illuminate The Mysteries Of Dark Matter

    Set for launch in July 2023, the European Space Agency's Euclid telescope aims to investigate two of the strangest phenomena in astrophysics.

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  • glowing lights around a sphere
    By David Rossiaky April 5th, 2023

    How Scientists Discovered Auroras On A Planet 70 Trillion Miles Away

    Scientists have for the first time discovered a magnetic field surrounding another rocky planet outside of our solar system.

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  • Illustration of an exoplanet
    By Georgina Torbet April 4th, 2023

    This Newly Discovered Exoplanet Is Denser Than Lead

    This extremely dense exoplanet is located 730 light-years away, orbiting around a star called TOI-4603.

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  • NEOMIR - in-orbit asteroid spotter
    By Georgina Torbet April 4th, 2023

    The Ingenious Way Scientists Search For Dangerous Asteroids Hidden By The Sun

    The European Space Agency (ESA) is working on a new mission called Near-Earth Object Mission in the Infrared, or NEOMIR, which aims to detect asteroids.

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  • Astronauts picked for Artemis II
    By Nadeem Sarwar April 3rd, 2023

    NASA Names The 4 Astronauts That Will Be Going To The Moon With The Artemis 2 Mission

    After much anticipation and speculation, we finally know the four astronauts that will return to the Moon after a fifty-year absence. We have all the details.

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  • Person running ChatGPT on MacBook
    By Tushar Mehta April 2nd, 2023

    This Chrome Extension Lets You Use ChatGPT On Any Web Page

    OpenAI's ChatGPT and GPT-4 chatbots can make your life easier in a number of ways. So can this Chrome extension, which brings the AI to every tab.

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  • An artist's impression of a black hole
    By Georgina Torbet April 2nd, 2023

    Astronomers Just Found One Of The Biggest Black Holes Of All Time

    Astronomers discovered a record-breaking black hole which is thought to be one of the biggest ever found.

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  • ChatGPT on a smartphone
    By Quentyn Kennemer March 31st, 2023

    Is ChatGPT Plus Worth The Price?

    For $20 per month, you can buy access to ChatGPT Plus, but is ChatGPT Plus actually worth the money?

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  • View of Virgin Orbit office.
    By Nadeem Sarwar March 31st, 2023

    SpaceX Rival Virgin Orbit Shutters Satellite Launch Business

    SpaceX has one less competitor to worry about as Virgin Orbit closed down its satellite launch business and laid off 85% of its staff. We have all the details.

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  • ChatGPT AI chatbot smartphone
    By Tushar Mehta March 30th, 2023

    An AI Prompt Engineer Job Pays Up To $335,000, Even Without A Degree In Tech

    Have you figured out how to phrase AI prompts in such a way that the results are incredible? If so, that skill may prove lucrative in this budding field.

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  • NASA Moon regolith environment
    By Nadeem Sarwar March 28th, 2023

    Study Finds Glass Beads May Be A Promising Source Of Water On The Moon

    Space agencies have to tackle the water problem if they want long-term human settlements on the moon, and tiny glass beads may hold the solution.

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  • International Space Station over Earth
    By Georgina Torbet March 26th, 2023

    How To Watch The International Space Station Livestream Its View Of Earth

    The International Space Station has high definition cameras mounted to its exterior, and livestreams of this footage are available to watch for free.

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  • Woman exercising
    By Monica J. White March 25th, 2023

    Take Your Health And Fitness Goals To The Next Level With These Android Apps

    These apps can help you start doing cardio, get into yoga, count your calories, or turn yourself into a Thor-lookalike.

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  • Neutron star illustration
    By Faisal Rasool March 24th, 2023

    Starquakes Could Be The Cause Of This Strange Cosmic Conundrum

    Fast Radio Bursts, powerful radio waves that cause intense flashes in the sky, might be coming from neutron starquakes.

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  • a mars rover
    By Daniel Feininger March 24th, 2023

    The Reason NASA Needed To Reinvent The Wheel For The Mars Rover

    The next generation of space rovers will feature wheels made with shape memory alloy, which can better handle the weight of long-distance travel.

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  • Oxygen ion battery
    By Nadeem Sarwar March 22nd, 2023

    This New Oxygen-Ion Battery Could Be A Game Changer For Renewable Energy Storage

    Scientists over at the Vienna University of Technology claim to have made a breakthrough with a novel oxygen-ion battery.

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  • Ryugu asteroid sample nasa
    By Nadeem Sarwar March 21st, 2023

    Scientists Find A Building Block Of Life In Asteroid Sample

    A new study details the discovery of one of the building blocks of life in a sample of gravel swiped from an asteroid by Japan's space agency.

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  • Brain machine interface controlling robot
    By Nadeem Sarwar March 20th, 2023

    Mind Control Tech Is Here, And Military Has Already Tested It On Robots

    Researchers in Australia are working with the nation's army to develop and test a wearable that lets soldiers control robots simply by thinking.

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  • Chatgpt graphic laptop
    By Dave McQuilling March 20th, 2023

    ChatGPT Servers Go Down Again, New User Signups Suspended

    OpenAI's wildly popular and seemingly magical ChatGPT chatbot service is currently down for many users, including those who paid for premium access.

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  • James Webb Space Telescope illustration
    By Rob Lea March 19th, 2023

    The James Webb Space Telescope: 10 Observational Targets

    The James Webb Space Telescope will explore deep space in a more detailed manner than was possible with other spacecraft such as the Hubble.

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  • earth photo from space
    By Chris Littlechild March 19th, 2023

    What Does NASA Stand For, And Was It Originally Called NACA?

    Though many have grown familiar with the NASA acronym for the U.S. aerospace organization, it stems from an older administration that started it all.

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  • France Dassault Mirage IV
    By Eli Shayotovich March 17th, 2023

    The Mirage IV: France's Nuclear Bomber With 12 Solid-Fuel Rockets

    France's Ministry of Defense wanted a plane with a range of over 1,800 miles that could attain and sustain an airspeed of at least Mach 2.

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  • JWST in space concept artwork
    By Georgina Torbet March 17th, 2023

    How James Webb Telescope Will Study The Earliest Periods Of The Universe

    The insanely powerful James Webb Space Telescope will look back through the distant parts of the universe, helping astronomers study its secrets.

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  • Astronauts in space against Earth
    By Chris Littlechild March 17th, 2023

    3 Ways To Find The Picture NASA Took On Your Birthday

    There are various avenues to follow to check out an image recorded by NASA or by Hubble specifically on your birthday or the day you were born.

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  • X-37B nose
    By David Rossiaky March 15th, 2023

    The X-37B: The Secretive Spaceplane That Spent A Combined 10 Years In Orbit

    NASA - working in partnership with the Department of Defense - selected The Boeing Company to develop the X-37.

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  • QTRobot humanoid
    By Nadeem Sarwar March 15th, 2023

    Robots Are Good For Mental Health Guidance, Especially If They Look Cute

    Researchers say that robots may be an effective tool for promoting well-being in the workplace, though some robot styles are better for the job than others.

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