Mars Sample Return Mission Lands in the Crosshairs as Senate Discloses Flat NASA Budget
NASA is likely to face some serious money issues in the upcoming year that could affect the space agency’s science program, but not its Artemis Moon...
The FAA Is Using VR Simulators to Test Helicopter Safety
The top aircraft regulator in the US says it’s experimenting with a pair of virtual reality helicopter training simulators to conduct safety research. While Mark Zuckerberg’s...
Get a First Look at George R.R. Martin’s Wild Cards: Now & Then Graphic Novel
You might think the author of A Game of Thrones has enough to occupy his time, but when he’s not making readers wait for his next...
The past, present and future of authentication
Google takes part in the White House’s multi-factor authentication (MFA) symposium, supporting efforts to strengthen online security. Source : The past, present and future of authentication
AI System Helped Cops Identify a Drug Trafficker Just by Analyzing His Driving Patterns
Police in New York recently managed to identify and apprehend a drug trafficker seemingly by magic. The perp in question, David Zayas, was traveling through the...
The spam bots have now found Threads, as company announces its own ‘rate limits’
It looks like Twitter isn’t the only one having to turn to rate limits — or limits on how many posts users can view. In an...
Scientists Propose Webb Telescope Has Detected Stars Powered by Dark Matter
Astronomers looking at ancient light seen by the Webb Space Telescope have found three pinpricks that they think could be “dark stars,” theoretical objects powered by...
Spotify adds shared volume control to its group listening feature
Spotify attempts to improve its shared-queue feature, Group Session, by launching shared volume control, a new capability that lets listeners adjust the volume of a song...
French Town to Crack Down on Dog Poop With DNA Database
You’d better think twice before leaving your dog poop on a sidewalk in this French town. Canine owners in Béziers will have to carry around a...
US Court: When IPTV Pirates Reap Profit, CDN Attracts Pirates & Profits
In February 2022, U.S. broadcaster DISH Network filed a $32.5m lawsuit against DataCamp, claiming that the UK-based CDN company failed to take action against copyright-infringing customers....
