New spacesuits made by Axiom Space and Collins Aerospace could be worn by astronauts that land on the moon later this decade through NASA's Artemis program, the agency announced Wednesday.
The Human Genome Is Finally Fully Sequenced
While 92% of the human genome was sequenced in 2003, scientists have struggled to map the remaining 8%. Until now.
The Age of the Private Space Station Is Upon Us
The space agency has signed a $415.6 million seed capital deal with three companies — Blue Origin, Nanoracks and Northrop Grumman — to develop its own private space stations.
The Google Engineer Who Thinks the Company’s AI Has Come to Life
Google engineer Blake Lemoine opened his laptop to the interface for LaMDA, Google’s artificially intelligent chatbot generator, and began to type.
Big Tech Is Hoarding the Data that Humanity Needs to Thrive
In our data age, access to data is increasingly important – whether for economic success, innovation or human survival.
In Pennsylvania, a Hard-Right Candidate’s Star Rises
Donald Trump says she can’t win in November, but Kathy Barnette is pressing toward Tuesday’s voting. “They’re coming out with long knives at this point,” she said.
Elon Musk to Workers: Spend 40 Hours in the Office, or Else
In emails to workers at SpaceX and Tesla, Mr. Musk said they were required to spend a minimum of 40 hours a week in the office.
Europe Is Saving Democracy From Big Tech
In an openDemocracy live discussion, Shoshana Zuboff and Susie Alegre warned that, left unchecked, Big Tech can ‘change the tides of society’
Boeing’s Starliner Lands on Earth After Test Flight to Space Station
The largely successful journey of the capsule could set up a flight for NASA with astronauts aboard before the year’s end.
The Supreme Court vs. Social Media
The court blocked a Texas law that would have forced large social media companies to publish all viewpoints.