Proteus: The Underwater Version of the ISS

Medicine & Technology Sep 07, 2020

Proteus will be the marine version of the Internation Space Station which will serve as a long-term livable habitat for a dozen researchers for several weeks.

Belgian Nanosatellite Carries Finland's Remote Sensing Technology To Space

Sep 07, 2020

PICASSO, the first CubeSat nanosatellite mission for the Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA-IASB), will carry technology developed by VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Ltd. to conduct scientific studies in Earth orbit.

Rocket Lab Receives a Five-Year Launch Operator License from FAA

Sep 07, 2020

Rocket Lab, the private aerospace company behind the Electron launch vehicle, has received a five-year Launch Operator License from the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Is China Building World-Class Military to Match the US?

Sep 07, 2020

China now controls the largest naval force in the world and are now advancing their Air Force to build a world-class military to match the US by 2049.

Engineers Turn Ordinary Piece of Paper Into Wireless Keyboard

Sep 06, 2020

Engineers at Purdue University have turned an ordinary piece of paper into a Bluetooth-connected, interactive, wireless keyboard.

New Technology Allows Scientists to Reproduce Famous Painting Using Light

Sep 05, 2020

Novel nanopillars can precisely control color wavelengths to paint a picture. This new technology can be used in optical communication and making paper money that counterfeiters would find challenging to replicate.

How AI is redefined by SnatchApp and SnatchBot

Sep 07, 2020

What people don't realise is that AI has been part of our ordinary lives and that one might have been incontact with AI more times than not.

Ask Me Anything: 5 Answers to Your Questions About Mac OS

Sep 04, 2020

According to the Statista Research Department, 5.3 million Mac computers were sold in the fourth quarter of 2019. This shows the popularity of MacOS among users around the world. Still, you might be wondering if you should look for Windows or Mac? You might have questions about MacOS, and we have the answers for you. Let's delve deeper, shall we?

Rocket Lab Launches First Satellite Built and Launched from New Zealand

Sep 04, 2020

Space company Rocket Lab has successfully launched the first satellite that is both developed and launched from their native New Zealand.

Elon Musk on Mars Colonization: "Good Chance You'll Die"

Sep 04, 2020

Elon Musk gets honest regarding the risks of attempting to colonize Mars, emphasizing the difficulty and dangers that come with it, in the virtual Humans to Mars Summit.

Apple to Invest in Denmark's 650-ft Wind Turbines

Sep 03, 2020

Apple will be investing toward the construction of two 650-foot-tall onshore wind turbines near the town of Esbjerg, Denmark, the tech giant announced in a press release Thursday, September 3.

SwRI Awarded the NASA Contract to Develop a High-Latitude Mission That Will Image The Sun's Poles

Sep 03, 2020

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has awarded the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) with the contract to develop a high-latitude mission to image the Sun's poles.

Vega Rocket Returns To Service, Carries 53 Satellites To Orbit

Sep 03, 2020

The European Vega rocket returns to work by carrying 53 satellites into orbit, lifting off from South America's Guiana Space Center on Wednesday evening, September 2.

Microsoft Unveils New Tool for Detecting Deepfakes

Sep 03, 2020

Tech pioneer Microsoft has launched a new tool to help determine "deepfake" photos and videos, which have become an increasingly common tool for online disinformation.

Pentagon, Google Team up on Cancer Finding AI Tool

Sep 02, 2020

Google will be working with the US Department of Defense to create a new AI tool that will study and detect cancer among military veterans.