T-Mobile’s Starlink messaging service is now free for anyone to try
T-Mobile’s Starlink-powered direct-to-cell satellite messaging service is now open for anyone in the US to try for free — including ...
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FEMA’s website started deleting ‘climate change’
The term “climate change” has started to vanish from Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) website. Its former “climate resilience” website ...
NASA is going to do a Twitch stream from the ISS
NASA is planning to host a live Twitch stream next week from the International Space Station (ISS) – its first ...
World’s first lab-grown meat for pets goes on sale
Dog treats made from lab-grown meat have gone on sale in the UK, in what the manufacturers say is a ...
Accidental wildfire alerts prompt probe from Congress
House of Representative members from California want to know what led to accidental evacuation alerts that fomented confusion during devastating ...
Workers are reeling from chaos at federal agencies
As the third week of Donald Trump’s presidency begins, workers across federal agencies are scrambling to find their footing among ...
Ontario is ‘ripping up’ Starlink contract in response to US tariffs
The Canadian province of Ontario is canceling a $100 million CA (about $68 million USD) contract with Starlink in response ...
Donald Trump’s data purge has begun
Key resources for environmental data and public health have already been taken down from federal websites, and more could soon ...
AI is ‘an energy hog,’ but DeepSeek could change that
DeepSeek startled everyone last month with the claim that its AI model uses roughly one-tenth the amount of computing power ...
NASA finds building blocks for life in the Bennu asteroid sample
Scientists from NASA and other institutions who have been analyzing the Bennu asteroid sample that returned to Earth last September ...
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