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This Startup Wants to Launch Mirrors Into Space to Sell Sunlight After Dark

Solar panels are fantastic tools for generating clean electricity, but they share one undeniable flaw. When the sun goes down, the power stops flowing. For decades, the energy industry has simply accepted the arrival of night as a natural pause button. Now, a team of aerospace engineers is challenging that assumption with a very different…
NASA Just Released 12,000 Photos From Humanity’s Return to the Moon. Here Is What the Crew Saw

Sometime in April, four humans did something no person had done since 1972. They left Earth behind, looped around the Moon, and came home. For ten days, NASA’s Artemis 2 crew traveled aboard the Orion spacecraft, flying within 4,067 miles of the lunar surface and witnessing things that no human being had seen in more…
Playstation Users May Be Eligible for Sony Settlement Payments

For years, PlayStation users bought digital games through Sony’s online store without thinking much about how those prices were set. Now, millions of gamers across the United States may soon receive cash payments or PlayStation wallet credits after a major class-action lawsuit accused Sony of limiting competition and driving up digital game prices. The proposed…
NASA’s Most Powerful Moon Rocket Just Took a Major Step Forward With This Huge Delivery

A massive piece of NASA hardware just arrived in Florida, and while it did not come with fireworks or a launch countdown, it marks one of the most important steps yet in humanity’s push back toward the Moon. The core stage for Artemis III, the central structure of the agency’s most powerful rocket, has officially…
EU Says Every Phone Sold in Europe Needs a Replaceable Battery Except, Perhaps, the iPhone

For years, European Union regulators have steadily changed how consumer electronics are designed, sold, and used across the bloc. First came age verification rules. Then app store reforms arrived, forcing major platforms to open up in ways their parent companies had long resisted. Most recently, the USB-C charging mandate pushed even Apple to abandon its…
Taylor Swift Takes Legal Action to Protect Her Voice From AI

Taylor Swift has just made a move that could change how fame works in the digital age. Not with a song, not with a tour, but with a legal filing that targets something far more personal. Her own voice. In a world where artificial intelligence can replicate anyone in seconds, the global superstar is taking…
CERN Scientists Have Successfully Turned Lead Into Gold Using Physics

The idea of turning lead into gold once lived in the minds of medieval thinkers who believed the universe held secret rules waiting to be unlocked. For centuries, alchemists devoted their lives to this pursuit, convinced that the dull, heavy metal could somehow be transformed into something rare and beautiful. Their experiments were driven by…
After 49 Years in Deep Space, Voyager 1 Goes Quiet on One More Front

Somewhere past the edge of our solar system, a spacecraft the size of a small car hurtles through interstellar space at more than 51,000 miles per hour. Built in an era before personal computers, assembled by hand, and launched before most people alive today were born, Voyager 1 has kept going longer than almost anyone…


