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Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor Overpressure from the Blue Origin blast shattered windows at a hangar about a mile away from the pad. Last...

Ars Technica | Ryan Whitwam USVInews.com User Network Contributor The Air succeeds as a minimalist, reliable fitness tracker, but Google's AI Health Coach feels unnecessary....

Ars Technica | Eric Berger USVInews.com User Network Contributor Everyone is in a place where it’s no fun to be there." A former NASA engineer named John Muratore sat on cons...

Ars Technica | Beth Mole USVInews.com User Network Contributor The number of cases falls from 1,100 to 437 with increased testing. This article is republished through the USV...

Ars Technica | Jacek Krywko USVInews.com User Network Contributor They seem to reorganize their tissues and then just keep living. Organs, arms, appendages, and other complex...

Ars Technica | Kyle Orland USVInews.com User Network Contributor Fine-tuning tests show "bias ... toward confidently representing the claims as true." Imagine a kid who grows...

Ars Technica | Jon Brodkin USVInews.com User Network Contributor FBI: Googler who knew outcome of bets in advance made $1.2M profit on Polymarket. The US charged a Google sof...

Ars Technica | Andrew Cunningham USVInews.com User Network Contributor Intel's Arc B390 integrated GPU has offered impressive performance in laptops. Most of the Steam Deck i...

Ars Technica | Ryan Whitwam USVInews.com User Network Contributor Pretty little phones with pretty big price tags. For the last several years, Motorola’s smartphone headliner...

Ars Technica | Scott K. Johnson USVInews.com User Network Contributor Getting carbon and sulfur into Earth’s interior may be part of oxygen’s story. Planet Earth has some pre...

Ars Technica | Dan Goodin USVInews.com User Network Contributor BadHost" was found in Starlette, a package with 325 million weekly downloads. Millions of AI agents and tools...

Ars Technica | Samuel Axon USVInews.com User Network Contributor Consensus and genre labels aren't reliable predictors of what you'll enjoy. I don’t like The Witcher 3: Wild...

Ars Technica | Jacek Krywko USVInews.com User Network Contributor The differences seen here could be throwing off how we study planetary atmospheres. WASP-94A b is a hot, tid...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor As a bonus, it captured Mars images from a rare perspective." Not quite halfway through a six-year sojourn...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor How in the hell do I get more science into space? That is my goal." There are more opportunities to access...

Ars Technica | Scharon Harding USVInews.com User Network Contributor Plex says that it has considered getting rid of Lifetime Passes. As of July 1, at 12:01 am UTC—or June 30...

Ars Technica | Eric Berger USVInews.com User Network Contributor I think there's plenty of fire lit under them already." NASA released a much-anticipated contract solicitatio...

Ars Technica | Ashley Belanger USVInews.com User Network Contributor Judge orders Apple to give Musk internal messages discussing secretive ChatGPT deal. This article is repu...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor SpaceX cleared an important milestone Monday on the road to launching a new version of Starship. For the th...

Ars Technica | Kyle Orland USVInews.com User Network Contributor But human artists still "must remain at the center," PlayStation maker says. Anyone following the modern game...

Ars Technica | Ryan Whitwam USVInews.com User Network Contributor You can stop Chrome from taking up 4GB of storage for local AI, but that shouldn't be your problem. This art...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor Testing shows rotor blades won't disintegrate when they spin at supersonic speed. This article is republish...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor Vandenberg Space Force Base in California is set to become SpaceX's busiest launch site—for now. It is far...

Ars Technica | Eric Berger USVInews.com User Network Contributor What's going on with those satellites, anyway? This website has been blocked by your administrator. Submit T...

Ars Technica | Nate Anderson USVInews.com User Network Contributor Reddit REALLY wants you to use its app. I’ve recently developed a daily habit—perhaps one I should cut back...

Ars Technica | Kyle Orland USVInews.com User Network Contributor Overtuning can cause models to "prioritize user satisfaction over truthfulness.”... In human-to-human communi...

Ars Technica | Jacek Krywko USVInews.com User Network Contributor Different hunting patterns seem to dictate different distributions of metal. Scorpions are armed with dual f...

Ars Technica | John Timmer USVInews.com User Network Contributor Using AI tools, the team reworked part of the ribosome to need one less amino acid. The genetic code is centr...

Ars Technica | Beth Mole USVInews.com User Network Contributor When doctors saw him, his limbs were discolored and crackling. A 74-year-old man went to an emergency departmen...

Ars Technica | Kiona N. Smith USVInews.com User Network Contributor The differences between our brains and Neanderthals' were likely cosmetic. If you look at a Neanderthal sk...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor SpaceX and Blue Origin tell NASA their lunar landers will be ready for Artemis III in late 2027. NASA Admin...

Ars Technica | Andrew Cunningham USVInews.com User Network Contributor Upgrades to SNES graphics and sound go way beyond the typical screen filtering. Aficionados of game con...

Ars Technica | Kyle Orland USVInews.com User Network Contributor After millions in NFT sales, the hyped “play to earn” game was effectively dead in weeks. This week, players...

Ars Technica | Beth Mole USVInews.com User Network Contributor Treatment options are tricky. The teen opted to live with the masses. Those who suffered through chickenpox as...

Ars Technica | Beth Mole USVInews.com User Network Contributor Kennedy falsely argues that vaccines did little to lower childhood deaths. In a Congressional hearing on Wednes...

Ars Technica | John Timmer USVInews.com User Network Contributor Spy satellite hardware has been repurposed to scan the Universe in the infrared. GREENBELT, Md.—On Tuesday, N...

Ars Technica | Jennifer Ouellette USVInews.com User Network Contributor Results dash hopes for a fifth force but provide very precise proof of Standard Model and QFT. Physici...

Ars Technica | Kyle Orland USVInews.com User Network Contributor Move highlights the difficulty of finding high-quality interactive training data. This article is republished...

Ars Technica | Eric Berger USVInews.com User Network Contributor NASA is down to a single provider for a critical link in its lunar architecture. This article is republished...

Ars Technica | Beth Mole USVInews.com User Network Contributor Experts point out a series of flaws, including small size and no control group. Dubious nutrition research and...

Ars Technica | Scharon Harding USVInews.com User Network Contributor How does HEVC implementation really work these days? You don’t notice good video compression—until it’s n...

Ars Technica | Eric Berger USVInews.com User Network Contributor I've been thinking about reentry for three straight years." The crew of Artemis II spoke with the media on Th...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor Europe's first Mars rover mission is now on its fourth rocket: SpaceX's Falcon Heavy. NASA confirmed Thursd...

Ars Technica | Samuel Axon USVInews.com User Network Contributor An in-app browser allows visual feedback while building websites and more. A new version of OpenAI’s Codex de...

Ars Technica | Andrew Cunningham USVInews.com User Network Contributor The vault is solid. The delivery truck is not." This article is republished through the USVI News affil...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor If the spacecraft is ready to go, that's going to give it a priority." This article is republished through...

Ars Technica | Jennifer Ouellette USVInews.com User Network Contributor We believe this is the final nail in the coffin of the proton radius puzzle." This article is republis...

Ars Technica | Jon Brodkin USVInews.com User Network Contributor IBM is first firm to pay penalty under Trump's "Civil Rights Fraud Initiative." IBM agreed to pay $17 million...

Ars Technica | Jacek Krywko USVInews.com User Network Contributor Supposed “first octopus” was something else entirely. Pohlsepia mazonensis, a visually underwhelming fossil...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor After leaks on Artemis I and II, Orion's next flight to the Moon will need new valves. Apart from pesky iss...

Ars Technica | Eric Berger USVInews.com User Network Contributor Lori Glaze: "We have seen real commitment to try and do that... from both Blue and from SpaceX." As we have b...

Ars Technica | John Timmer USVInews.com User Network Contributor Collection of fossils includes Ediacaran, Cambrian species, suggesting a transition. This article is republis...

Ars Technica | Dan Goodin USVInews.com User Network Contributor Both GDDRHammer and GeForge hammer GPU memory in ways that compromise the CPU. This article is republished thr...

Ars Technica | Jennifer Ouellette USVInews.com User Network Contributor Sperm gets lost in space; raccoons solve puzzles; the physics of folding a crepe; and more. It’s a reg...

Ars Technica | Jon Brodkin USVInews.com User Network Contributor Satellite failure cause is unexplained after second "fragment creation event." This article is republished th...

Ars Technica | Jacek Krywko USVInews.com User Network Contributor Breathing capacity could have compensated for lower atmospheric oxygen. Three-hundred million years ago, the...

Ars Technica | John Timmer USVInews.com User Network Contributor A quantum experiment shows that we can formally test if the order of events matters. This article is republis...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor Only one US-built nuclear reactor has ever flown in space, and that was more than 60 years ago. NASA’s anno...

Ars Technica | Andrew Cunningham USVInews.com User Network Contributor The first physical game affected will cost $10 more than a digital copy. Update, March 26, 2:45pm ET: N...

Ars Technica | Kyle Orland USVInews.com User Network Contributor But Anthropic urges caution as "research preview" safeguards "aren't absolute." Anthropic is joining the incr...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor We can’t quite afford to support everything that we have done in the past." Jupiter’s colossal storms gener...

Ars Technica | Stephen Clark USVInews.com User Network Contributor Katalyst Space Technologies must launch the Swift rescue mission by this summer. BROOMFIELD, Colorado—One o...

Ars Technica | Jennifer Ouellette USVInews.com User Network Contributor Engineers have uncovered the mathematical rules fireflies follow to sync up their flashes. Scientists...

Ars Technica | Beth Mole USVInews.com User Network Contributor She made a full recovery, despite the maggots. A 58-year-old woman in Greece appears to hold the record for gro...

Ars Technica | Jacek Krywko USVInews.com User Network Contributor Frame-dragging may explain an odd pattern seen in the brightest supernovae. Some of the most extreme explosi...

Ars Technica | Beth Mole USVInews.com User Network Contributor Despite anti-vaccine rhetoric, New Mexico residents embraced lifesaving shots. In January 2025, a measles outbr...