Japan's Newest Power Plant Turns Seawater Into Electricity – Here's How It Works
Fukuoaka's osmotic power plant is supplied by local desalination facilities and uses a natural process to generate modest amounts of power.
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The UK's Oldest Military Spacecraft Moved From Its Intended Orbit - Here's Why That's Troubling
A decades-old UK military satellite has shifted thousands of miles from its orbit — from above Africa to over the Americas. No-one's quite sure who did it.
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Two Orbiting Black Holes Caught On Camera For The First Time In History
The concept of two black holes orbiting one another has been theorized for many years, but recent satellite photography may have found a real-life example.
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Character.AI continues to grow in popularity and is now adding social feeds to the platform. Is it going to enhance it? Here's what you need to know.
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AI Shopping Carts Are Here (And These Stores Are Already Using Them)
Artificial intelligence is being used for everything from text generation to space exploration. Now, the technology is being installed in some shopping carts.
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5 ChatGPT Features You Probably Ignore, But Shouldn't
Many miss how ChatGPT’s advanced tools handle detailed research, automate tasks, and protect your privacy while boosting your workflow.
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The Best AI Browsers In 2025
With the increasing influence of AI on our everyday lives, if you're looking to upgrade your web browser with AI features, these are your best options.
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NASA's Dream Chaser Will Make Its 2026 Debut As A Free-Flying Spacecraft
The Dream Chaser was meant to be NASA's replacement for the Space Shuttle and take supplies to the ISS, but its first test mission will be a free demo flight.
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China's AI Robots Are Shocking The World With Their Humanoid Characteristics
Humanoid robots in China are gaetting global attention for their eerie realism. These advanced AI machines are redefining human–machine interaction.
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Gemini Just Dethroned ChatGPT Thanks To This New Fan-Favorite Feature
ChatGPT and Google Gemini have been head-to-head competitors ever since they were introduced. Gemini may be pulling ahead with this recently introduced feature.
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How To Change Your Language In ChatGPT
Want to use ChatGPT in another language? You can change it in just a few steps without leaving the chat. Here’s how to do it.
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Florida Flights May Have To Adapt To Sharing Airspace With SpaceX - Here's How It May Affect You
SpaceX is looking to begin launching its biggest spacecraft from Florida. This could lead to things like beach closures, flight delays, and more.
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Firefly Set For First Rocket Launch Months After Catastrophic Failure
Months after its Alpha rocket failed mid-flight, Firefly Aerospace is gearing up for a return to orbit, and this time it’s taking no chances.
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5 Useful Ways To Use Google Gemini AI On Your Phone
Competition is fierce in the AI space, and perennial industry leader Google is putting its best foot forward in artificial intelligence for mobile.
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Russian 'Noah's Ark' Probe Lands Back On Earth – Here's What Its 30-Day Mission Was For
The effects of long-term stays in space can be negative on a number of biological systems, and this mission should help us to better understand how.
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OpenAI CEO Questions Whether This Is The Ultimate Test For True AGI
During a recent fireside chat, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman posed a question about the future of AI and whether it was about to pass a major landmark.
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These Two Comets Will Be Visible All October – Here's How You Can See Them
Recently, scientists discovered a number of new comets, two of which will be passing by Earth in October. Here's everything you can expect to find in the skies.
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Can Aluminum Foil Really Block RFID Signals?
Radio frequency identification (RFID) is widely used in every day items, including credit cards, to make life a little bit easier for everyone.
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Solar Storms Are More Frequent In 2025 - Here's How They May Affect You
After a period of relative quiet on the surface of the sun, it is ramping up again in an era of high activity. It could affect your day-to-day life.
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With This Plasma Engine Prototype, The Possibility Of Traveling To Mars In 30 Days Gets Closer
While traditional rockets have gotten us into space for decades, newer tech is on the horizon, like this plasma engine that could get us to Mars much quicker.
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The World's Largest Fusion Energy Experiment Is Entering A Critical Phase In The Project
The largest attempt at nuclear fusion to date is occurring in the south of France. Although it has run into some hiccups, it recently entered a new phase.
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5 Things You Should Never Use AI For
AI can make life easier, but some uses cross a line. Here’s why relying on it for health, education, coding, or advice can do more harm than good.
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New Study Suggests Solar Panels Could Last Even Longer Than We Thought
The latest research from Switzerland show that high-quality solar panels constructed in the 1980s and 1990s are still performing well today.
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AMD Just Made A Massive Deal With OpenAI – And Caught Nvidia By Surprise
OpenAI has been striking deals with major software and hardware companies like Microsoft and Nvidia. Now AMD, Nvidia's biggest competitor, is joining the fray.
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NASA Launches Critical Mission To Learn How Solar Storms Really Affect Earth
Solar storms can have a devastating effect on earth's power and communication grids, and the trio of missions may help to predict them.
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Quantum Mechanics Visionaries Take Home 2025's Physics Nobel Prize
John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret and John M. Martinis have been awarded the Physics Nobel Prize for their work on quantum mechanics. Here's what you need to know.
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China's Tianwen-2 Probe Takes A Selfie With Earth On Its Way Out Into The Universe
China’s Tianwen-2 probe took a stunning selfie with Earth on its journey into deep space. But that’s only the start of its ambitious multi-decade mission.
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