We finally have the power to witness our planet as it truly is: scarred, altering and astonishingly interconnected. It’s a turning point in how we see, understand and ultimately protect our planet.
Modern cars are collecting more data than ever, raising privacy concerns. The Mozilla Foundation says cars are the worst ...
Interesting Engineering on MSN
Student-built satellite with the size of a loaf of bread to study solar wind for NASA
US students have designed a CubeSat that will launch with NASA's IMAP mission to study solar wind and protect Earth's ...
It’s been a few months since I started using Starlink for home internet. And apart from some minor flaws and complaints—like weak upload speeds and the occasional global service outage—I have to admit ...
Satellites beam data down to the Earth all around us, all the time. So you might expect that those space-based radio communications would be encrypted to prevent any snoop with a satellite dish from ...
A similar celestial show happened in August, when those in the Midwest and the Northeastern U.S. spotted a spiral-shaped ...
The US National Hurricane Centre says the category four storm is "extremely dangerous and life-threatening" as it hits the ...
Truly, the screen seems almost alive. It carries a commanding presence, yet radiates a sense of disorder—a complete atmosphere in itself. You sit before it, ...
The Argus on MSN
My visit to Parkhotel Holzner in South Tyrol, Italy
The Parkhotel Holzner is a charming chalet-style establishment in the dramatic mountain ranges of the Dolomites in northern Italy ...
An Electron rocket carrying the QPS-SAR-14 satellite, nicknamed Yachihoko-I, is scheduled to lift off from Rocket Lab's New ...
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