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Quantum computers can get colder than deep space — Here's how they stay running
Heat disrupts the accuracy of a quantum computer, so the computer needs to be kept as cold as possible. Which is extremely cold, it turns out.
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A startup called Warhound is genetically engineering dogs for the military
Warhound is genetically engineering dogs for the military, law enforcement and first responder operations.
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Here's how SpaceX plans to catch Starship's upper stage for the first time
SpaceX has released a demo showing how it intends to catch Starship’s upper stage, which could happen as soon as next month.
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How much power can a 1kW wind turbine produce for your home?
A 1 kW wind turbine can help with your electric bill, but the wind determines how much.
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OpenAI is building a humanoid robot, but the body isn't the real challenge
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wants a humanoid that can operate in a world designed for people, though the CEO says a robot 'brain' is a much bigger challenge.
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A 'flying' Tesla Roadster sounds impossible, until you see what Lockheed Martin built decades ago
Thrusters are as good at flipping cars as they are at hunting ballistic missiles.
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NASA explains how it's making batteries for the Moon's extreme temperatures
Lithium-ion just isn't cut out for the cosmos.
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Scientists find evidence of a second-generation planet born from a dying star
A team of scientists found evidence of a planet born from a white dwarf in decades-old Hubble data.
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Webb telescope detects galaxy origin of the farthest fast radio burst we've seen to date
Astronomers used the Webb telescope to see where the farthest fast radio burst we’ve ever seen had come from.
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Every Starlink Dish Available: How To Know Which Setup May Be Right For You
Everyone has different needs when it comes to internet connectivity, and Starlink's dish selection caters to a many applications, from stationary to mobile.
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What is infill in 3D printing and is it necessary?
The infill settings you use for your 3D prints can make or break them — literally. Let's talk about what infill does and how you should use it.
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What does FDM stand for in 3D printing and how does it work?
FDM stands for fused deposition modeling, but what does that mean, and how does it differ from other 3D printing methods? Let's find out.
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FDA approves artificial heart valve for kids that grows as they do
The FDA has approved a new artificial heart valve that eliminates the need for multiple surgeries in children with certain congenital heart defects.
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SpaceX's latest Starship mission reached low-Earth orbit
...with some small hiccups along the way.
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Robot dogs on farms do a lot more than just guarding
Robot dogs made the headlines following their deployment in high-security locations like the White House. Now, they're being used in greener environments.
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Humanoid robots are getting even creepier (this one can cry on command)
Humanoid robots have improved emotional mimicry to the point of being able to cry during an emotional conversation.
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Google is sending a teensy-tiny AI data center to space
It's an experiment to see how the chips hold up in the harsh vacuum of the cosmos.
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XPENG's Iron humanoid robot walked out immediately after being assembled
The humanoid robot was ready to work as soon as it was put together. It walked right out to receive its staff badge.
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These drones could cover up to 98 percent of the world's oceans by 2028
New ocean-sensing drones are being built to withstand the deepest depths of the ocean.
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What are the downsides of robot vacuums?
Robot vacuums save a lot of time and effort with their ability to clean autonomously. However, there are a number of reasons why they might not work for you.
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SpaceX targets September 28 for Starship's first orbital flight
For Starship’s 14th test flight, it will orbit our planet multiple times for 10 hours.
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Anthropic has set up a bio research lab for physical experiments
Anthropic now has its own bio research lab in San Francisco.
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NASA's moon orbiter has spotted an impact crater that only happens once a century
Images taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter led to the discovery of a moon crater that’s 728 feet wide. Impacts like that only happen once a century.
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Japanese company develops a humanoid robot 'ambulance' for on-the-spot repairs
It turns out that breaking down at work isn’t a uniquely human experience.
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The biggest issues with delivery robots are exactly what you'd think
Too often, delivery robots just don't understand the rules of the road (or sidewalk).
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The EPA wants to stop regulating power plant emissions
If only there were some kind of agency for environmental protection to stop this.
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