New research suggests microscopic life could persist in Saturn’s moon Enceladus and that its icy plumes may naturally prepare samples for future spacecraft.
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Meta is inviting users to sign up for early access to new Muse AI capabilities, including a video‑chat avatar, expanded Mac functions and integration with its upcoming AI glasses.
Qualcomm's new Snapdragon Sound Elite Gen 2 chip integrates micro‑power Wi‑Fi 6E, promising lossless audio streaming and smarter earbud features.
Late September offers a chance to see all five naked‑eye planets and the Harvest Moon without a telescope.
NASA’s experimental X‑59 aims to flatten sonic booms into a low‑level thump, reviving the prospect of commercial supersonic flights over land.
AT&T says it won’t adopt iPhone Handoff, while T‑Mobile and Verizon plan to support the new iOS 27 feature.
A new study combining chromosome‑level genomes from 103 bat species with a detailed fossil dataset revises the bat family tree and places the origin of powered flight in late‑Palaeocene Europe.
U.S. automakers and lawmakers urge President Trump to keep restrictions on Chinese car makers as he prepares to host Xi Jinping.
Apple’s latest Mac mini with M6 and M5 Pro chips locks storage to the board and delivers slower SSD performance on the base 256 GB model.
A newly identified eukaryotic microbe, Incendiamoeba cascadensis, can reproduce at 145 °F, setting a temperature record for complex cells and expanding the known limits of life.