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Robotic sleeves can provide arm control to kids with cerebral palsy
Scientists are building robotic sleeves that could offer arm control to children with cerebral palsy, not to mention others with mobility issues.
Microscopic robots walk autonomously using simple 'brains'
Scientists have built extremely small robots that can still move autonomously using 'brains.'
James Webb Space Telescope captures the best image of Neptune's rings in decades
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured its first image of Neptune, and it's the best view of the planet's rings in over 30 years.
The US Space Force's new anthem proves it's just another boring government entity
Three years after becoming the newest branch of the US Armed Forces, the Space Force has an official song.
James Webb Space Telescope's first pictures of Mars could reveal more about the atmosphere
The JWST has captured its first Mars pictures, and they could reveal more about the planet's atmosphere.
Hilton will design suites and sleeping quarters for Voyager’s private Starlab space station
What better company to design a cramped living space than a major hotel chain?
Hitting the Books: What if 'Up' but pigeons?
In the sequel to 2014's 'What If?' Randall Munroe returns with more scientific answers to more absurd hypotheticals.
Uncrewed Blue Origin capsule lands safely after New Shepard rocket failure
Blue Origin’s recent NS-23 flight didn’t go according to plan.
NASA replaces Artemis 1's leaky fuel seals
NASA has completed a critical repair of its next-generation Space Launch System (SLS) rocket.
FCC proposes ‘five-year rule’ for dead satellite disposal
The Federal Communications Commission wants to do something about space junk in low Earth orbit.
NASA picks Axiom Space to build the first Artemis moonwalk spacesuits
Axiom said its spacesuits will accommodate a wide range of crew members.
The James Webb Telescope captures the Tarantula Nebula in stunning detail
The Tarantula Nebula's bright young stars glow blue in the telescope's images.
SLS fuel leak likely to delay Artemis 1 launch to October
NASA’s next-generation Space Launch System likely won’t fly before the end of September.
NASA delays Artemis 1 launch again
Following a failed attempt earlier this week, NASA has once again delayed the start of its Artemis 1 Moon mission.
NASA fixed the glitch that caused Voyager 1 to send back jumbled data
The probe was apparently sending back data through a broken onboard computer.
The Morning After: An early look at Logitech’s new gaming handheld
Plus: The PS5 gets smaller, Twitter’s failed OnlyFans clone and the M74 Galaxy.
Webb and Hubble telescopes join forces to capture multi-spectrum image of Phantom Galaxy
The JWST has dazzled since it began sending images back to Earth, but sometimes even the most advanced space telescope ever needs a little help from a friend.
NASA's Artemis I launch scrubbed due to engine problems
Here's how to watch NASA's long-awaited Artemis 1 launch.
James Webb Space Telescope detects carbon dioxide in a distant planet's atmosphere
It's the first evidence of the gas on a planet outside of our solar system.
Anthony Fauci's enduring impact on the AIDS crisis
With the news that Dr Anthony Fauci will leave his role as Director of the NIAID in December, we take a look at his tireless work in the HIV/AIDS crisis, America's other pandemic.

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