NASA will no longer attempt to save its aging Swift space telescope
NASA has spent $30 million US in an attempt to raise the sinking Swift Observatory, which has been operating for 20 years, but on Wednesday called off the rescue mission.
Man This Game Is Gonna Rip, Look At This Cast Of Doofuses
freakin' ZORK?!
NASA study finds Earth fungi could survive up to 7 days near lunar south pole
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In a nutshell: NASA researchers have identified areas near the Moon's south pole where microbes from Earth could survive for days, raising new concerns about contamination as future lunar missions approach. The finding challenges the assumption that the lunar surface is uniformly hostile to terrestrial life, particularly as human exploration increasingly shifts toward the polar region.
The study, published in Science Advances , examined several areas being considered for Artemis landings, including
Logitech G Pro X3 Superstrike Mouse Leak Pins Down New Internals and Replaceable Battery
Logitech's upcoming G Pro X3 Superstrike gaming mouse has already shown up in a number of leaks, with new colorways and updated internals on the cards for the next-gen inductive gaming mouse. Now, a new leak out of German-language publication Winfuture claimsto reveal more concrete details about the upcoming updates to the mouse and its HITS (haptic inductive trigger system) architecture.
For starters, it seems as though the previous claims about a new pink color were on the money, since that version has made
For starters, it seems as though the previous claims about a new pink color were on the money, since that version has made
CXMT Grabbed 11.3% of DRAM Growth in 2026, but Analysts Say China’s Momentum Collapses to 6.9% by 2027
Despite the booming demand for its products and aggressive plans for capacity expansion, China's CXMT is unlikely to make a significant dent in the global DRAM market, according to a research report from South Korea's Hanwha Securities. CXMT has managed to carve a place for itself in the global memory market as booming AI demand stretches the production capacity of key players. Its products are primarily targeted towards domestic Chinese firms, with multiple reports having indicated that Apple is also interested in buying the firm's products. CXMT'
My old router is now the only thing standing between my smart devices and the internet
Turning isolation into active control
Bethesda’s New 1.7.99 Skyrim Update May Break Your Modded Save, but You Can Freeze the Game Version – Here’s How
Bethesda Game Studios has just released a new update (version 1.7.99) for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition. The patch is mainly focused on increasing console mod storage limits and bringing more Creations improvements and fixes, but if you're a PC player currently on a modded playthrough, it may wreak havoc on your save. Bethesda has stated that this particular patch should not affect load orders, but the studio's own advice to back up saves as a precaution is a reminder that
Today in GTA 5 mods: Turning Franklin into a walking car-cannon
This is why we need public transport investment.
CPUID Unveils CPU-Z 3.01 With a New Validator
CPUID has released an update to one of the most popular utilities in the world of PC hardware with the official launch of CPU-Z version 3.01, the first stable release in the CPU-Z 3.0 family. Much has changed within the CPU-Z software itself, as it now provides more detailed validation results for regular users and clearer validation for extreme overclocking scenarios. The familiar CPU-Z skin still runs on top of the desktop application, but the validation process has become more interesting.
Como mayor bans 'beasts' in city centre after being hit by bike
Alessandro Rapinese issues the prohibition for the historic city centre after an encounter with a cyclist last month.