NASA has awarded a $30 million contract to startup Katalyst Space Technologies to build and launch a satellite rescue mission for the Swift observatory in less than a year.
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Memory chip makers Micron and Sandisk have seen significant stock gains in 2026, with analysts predicting continued growth due to a severe supply shortage driven by AI infrastructure demand.
WhatsApp is reportedly developing a new feature that will allow users to send text messages that disappear after being viewed once.
The moon will pass directly in front of Venus on June 17, 2026, in a rare daytime occultation visible across much of North America. The event presents unique viewing challenges and requires extreme caution.
SpaceX's stock has surged 58% from its IPO price, with investors now debating whether to buy in amidst its early momentum, driven by future growth potential in Starlink and AI.
Minecraft's latest update introduces the 'Chaos Cubed' content, featuring new Sulfur caves, a block-eating Sulfur Cube mob, and expanded musical elements.
New research indicates that a critical junction of the San Andreas and San Jacinto fault systems in Southern California has reached stress levels not seen in 1,000 years, raising concerns about a potential major earthquake.
The US Justice Department has intervened in an environmental dispute, asking a court to dismiss a lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI over alleged illegal operation of natural gas turbines.
Google Chrome will phase out the last remaining workarounds for older ad blockers with updates expected in late June and July, impacting extensions not built for the Manifest V3 platform.
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft has returned to Earth carrying a variety of scientific samples from the International Space Station, including stem cells, tissue models, and materials for electronics research.