How A Reusable Hopper Helped Honda Break Into Space Rocketry
Civic, Accord, Super Cub... and now a rocket? Honda has gone where few automakers have gone before and launched a rocket into space. Here's the story.
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We Can Now Create A Man-Made 'Eclipse' – Here's Why That Is So Important
In an innovative mission, two spacecraft fly in precision formation to block the sun, giving scientists a particular view for study.
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Why Are Satellites Covered In 'Gold Foil'? Here's What It's For
If you've ever looked at historical photographs from NASA or images of satellites, then you've noticed they're wrapped in a layer of seemingly gold foil.
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How Long Does It Take To Refuel A Passenger Plane?
Most frequent flyers will have seen planes being refueled at airports, but have you ever wondered how long this process takes and what's involved?
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Why Did Toyota Build A Smart City And Where Is It Located?
Toyota is most known for its automobiles, but the company also created a smart city with pretty lofty goals, situated in a very particular location.
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This Project Could Help Solve California's Biggest Solar Problem — And Set A New Record
Solar power is great, but it has one problem: you can't generate any at night. California's trying to solve this issue with an exciting new project.
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This Quantum Computer Could Be 20,000 Times Faster Than Anything Before
Quantum computers are getting faster. IBM's Starling computer will be released in 2029 and will be 20,000 times faster than current quantum computers.
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How ChatGPT (And Other AI Tools) Can Make Spreadsheets Less Of A Chore
Struggling with spreadsheets? Here’s how AI tools like ChatGPT can help make data work way less painful.
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AI Just Helped Design A CPU, Here's Why That Matters
Chip designing is a slow and expensive process but a team in China is using AI to do it much quicker. What does this mean for the future of computing?
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Science Experiments With Terrifying Consequences
Scientific studies have given us so much knowledge that we now take for granted, but every now and then an experiment doesn't go as planned.
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This Massive 60-Foot Magnet Could Be The Key To Fusion Energy
ITER has devised the technology that could unlock fusion energy, and they've done so with the aid of a 60-foot magnet. Here's how it works.
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Toyota Lunar Cruiser: What Does The Land Cruiser For The Moon Look Like?
Toyota has easy drivers and off-roaders, but here's what it looks like to put one off-planet and on the moon.
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This Jet Engine Can Reach Hypersonic Speeds Right Off The Runway
Get ready to fly faster than ever before. This jet engine can reach hypersonic speeds right off the runway, which may change the game for civilian flight.
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This Easy Trick Can Help Avoid The Most Annoying Issue With ChatGPT And Gemini
One of the biggest annoyances about AI is the way it speaks to the user, but you can use one built-in feature of ChatGPT and Gemini to fix this.
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What Caused The SpaceX Starship Explosion? Here's What We Know
The most recent SpaceX Starship test launch ended in disaster again, with the rocket exploding shortly after takeoff. Here's what we known about the explosion.
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Yes, Iran Has Incorporated Artificial Intelligence Into Its Weapons - Here's What That Means
Tensions continue to rise between Iran and Israel, and both are looking for new ways to attack. In fact, Iran has incorporated AI into their weapons.
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Could This Tech Finally Solve AI's Planet-Polluting Problem?
While beneficial uses of AI continue to increase, its biggest downfall is the pollution it produces. However, this tech may solve the problem.
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What Exactly Is A 'Planet Parade' And How Often Do They Happen?
In a planetary parade, you can the view multiple planets close to each other. However, on a special but rare few occasions, they appear to align.
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The Ancient Egyptian Military Shipwreck That Will Take Us Hundreds Of Years To Explore
Locating a historic shipwreck is only the beginning. One ancient Egyptian vessel may take us literally hundreds of years to fully and safely explore.
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Can You Mix Diesel And Biodiesel?
Diesel, while beneficial, is not exactly the cleanest of fuels. One solution is mixing it with the cleaner biodiesel, but can you actually mix them?
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Why Do You See Steam Rising From New York Roads?
One of the most recognizable aspects of New York City is undoubtedly the steam rising from the roads. Where does that steam actually come from?
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How Did The Deepwater Horizon Explosion Happen And How Was The Oil Leak Stopped?
The Deepwater Horizon Explosion was one of the most devastating environmental disasters in history, but how did it happen and how was the oil leak stopped?
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What Do OpenAI & Anthropic's New 'Vibe Coding' Tools Actually Do?
Vibe coding is back at the forefront of the AI coding discussion thanks to new tools from Open AI and Anthropic, but what do the new tools actually do?
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Why Machine Learning Doesn't Exactly Mean AI (And Why That Matters)
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning have both been hot button topics for a few years now, but the two terms are actually very different.
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Audi Is Using AI Where You Least Expect It (And The Benefits Could Be Huge)
As concerns about artificial intelligence ramp up, Audi has begun using AI in some unexpected and surprising ways to help its human workers on the job.
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You've Been Warned: AI Is Coming For Your Doctors And Teachers (At Least According To Bill Gates)
Microsoft founder Bill Gates has been speaking about the potential future of AI, and he's convinced its best use case is in the medical and education fields.
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How Is Perplexity AI Different From OpenAI's ChatGPT?
Curious how Perplexity AI compares to ChatGPT? Learn the key differences in how each tool works, their features, and what sets them apart.
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