NASA claims Voyager 1 is fully back online months just after it stopped generating sense
Voyager 1, the farthest human-built craft from the Earth, is last but not least sending again facts from all four of its scientific instruments, NASA
Sweden and Iran Exchange Prisoners in a Breakthrough Swap
Iran and Sweden exchanged prisoners on Saturday, breaking a logjam that brought relief to families but also raised concern about Sweden’s decision to release the
Intel says it still doesn’t have the true fix for its crashing i9 desktop chips
For months, Intel’s highest-end desktop gaming processors have had a strange tendency to occasionally make games crash — and despite what you might have seen
South Africa Re-elects Ramaphosa, but Coalition Is Fragile
A fragile coalition of lawmakers in South Africa elected Cyril Ramaphosa for a second term as president on Friday, marking a new era of political
Former head of NSA joins OpenAI board
OpenAI has appointed Paul M. Nakasone, a retired general of the US Military and a former head of the Countrywide Protection Agency (NSA), to its
Hezbollah Fires Rockets Into Northern Israel: Gaza War Live Updates
Hezbollah replied on Thursday to Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon with a second straight day of sharply ramped-up rocket and drone assaults on Israel, in an
Netflix will settle 15 a long time of Chestnut vs. Kobayashi with a dwell hot pet-ingesting contest
A press release from Netflix takes the total thing incredibly severely, quoting Kobayashi indicating, “Retiring for me will only happen right after I choose him
Israel-Hamas War and Gaza Cease-Fire Proposal: Live Updates
A United Nations commission investigating the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel and the subsequent conflict in Gaza has accused both Palestinian armed groups and Israel
The 30 Best Father’s Day gift ideas for 2024
Custom Lego minifigure I’m as big a fan of Lego’s new Barad-dûr set as anyone, but $459.99 is a steep price to pay for a
No, a Remote Amazon Tribe Did Not Get Addicted to Porn
In April, I hiked extra than 50 miles through the Amazon rainforest to check out the distant villages of the Marubo people today. The 2,000-member