China Announces Research Program for Lunar Greenhouse Construction
CNSA engineer reveals plans to study agricultural infrastructure on the Moon's surface, though timeline and technical approach remain unspecified.
Owen Nakamura
AI & Machine Learning Reporter
Owen Nakamura covers artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation. With a background in computer science, he cuts through the noise of AI hype to explain what the technology actually does — and doesn't do.
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Microsoft Cuts Game Pass Prices, Delays Call of Duty Releases by a Year
Xbox's subscription restructuring trades day-one blockbusters for lower monthly fees in bet on broader appeal.
Lyrid Meteor Shower Reaches Peak Visibility This Week
One of astronomy's oldest recorded celestial events returns for its annual spring display.
NASA Powers Down Voyager 1 Science Instrument as Spacecraft Enters Fifth Decade
The agency is rationing power on humanity's most distant emissary, now operating 15 billion miles from Earth with 1970s-era technology.
Samsung Discontinues Proprietary Messages App, Pushes Users to Google Messages
The South Korean tech giant will sunset its native texting application in July, marking another consolidation in Android's fragmented messaging ecosystem.
Peter Molyneux Announces Final Game, Says AI Will Transform Development "Whether We Like It or Not"
The Fable creator reveals Masters of Albion will be his last project as he warns the gaming industry faces its biggest upheaval in decades.
Local Council Faces Mounting Pressure Over Glyphosate Use as Protesters Demand Chemical-Free Alternatives
Demonstrations outside council headquarters highlight growing public concern over herbicide safety, forcing officials to reconsider weed management strategies.
SpaceX Hits 600 Booster Landings as Reusability Becomes Routine
The milestone, reached during a West Coast Starlink mission, underscores how rapidly rocket recovery has shifted from experimental to operational.
Persona 1 and 2 Remaster Speculation Intensifies After Soundtrack Listing Resurfaces
Atlus remains silent as fans dissect digital storefront breadcrumbs pointing to potential revival of the JRPG series' oldest entries.
450-Million-Year-Old Jellyfish Ancestor Discovered in Quebec Limestone
Paleocanna tentaculum offers rare glimpse into soft-bodied marine life from the Ordovician period, challenging assumptions about Canada's fossil record.
Beakless Kea Uses Tools to Dominate Flock, Upending Theories on Avian Hierarchies
Bruce the parrot, who lost his upper beak to injury, has become alpha male of his group through innovative tool use that scientists say challenges fundamental assumptions about social dominance in birds.
Water Company Drains Reservoir Mid-Breeding Season, Threatening 1,000 Toads
Volunteers who spent weeks helping amphibians cross roads to spawning grounds now fear the population has been wiped out.
Fire Destroys Three Acres of Protected Bird Nesting Habitat
Conservationists assess damage from Sunday evening blaze that consumed critical breeding grounds during peak nesting season.
Water Company Drains Reservoir Mid-Breeding Season, Leaving 1,000 Toads Stranded
Volunteers who spent weeks shepherding amphibians to their spawning grounds now fear the population has been wiped out after utility drained habitat without warning.
Pearl Abyss Delays Crimson Desert Patch, Citing Need for Additional Testing
Developer asks players for patience as it extends development timeline for the action-RPG's next major update.
Elaine Ingham, Microbiologist Who Revolutionized Understanding of Soil Ecosystems, Dies at 73
The scientist transformed agricultural practice by proving soil is a living network of billions of microorganisms, not just dirt.
A Six-Year Bug in Team Fortress 2's Code, Finally Explained by One Developer
When Valve open-sourced a 2017 build, modders discovered why crosshair customization had been broken since 2018.
Victorian Slaughter Tourism: When Shooting Seabirds Was a Day Trip
How conservationists ended the practice of mass bird killings at England's largest seabird colony.
Investors Sue Gemini Space Station Over Alleged Fraud as Commercial Space Dreams Collide With Reality
Class action claims the orbital habitat startup misled shareholders about technical capabilities and financial health.
Waxing Crescent Moon Returns to Night Sky This Weekend
After the new moon earlier this week, Earth's satellite begins its monthly journey back to full illumination.
Intel's FRED Interrupt System Reaches Linux and Hobby OS Projects
New x86 interrupt mechanism simplifies decades-old complexity, but requires modern hardware support.
Apple's iOS 27 Reportedly Brings Satellite Internet, But Likely Only for Premium iPhones
Leaked details suggest June unveiling will showcase 5G satellite connectivity restricted to iPhone 18 Pro models with new Apple-designed modem.
White House and Anthropic Suspend Legal Battle for Emergency Talks on Mythos Model
The Trump administration and AI lab are meeting despite ongoing litigation over government data access demands.
Cerebras Files for IPO as AI Chip Maker Joins Wave of Tech Unicorn Listings
The wafer-scale processor company moves toward public markets alongside SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI in what could become the largest tech IPO cycle since the dot-com era.
Lithosphere's MultX Engine Adds Cross-Chain Liquidity Layer for AI Trading Systems
The interoperability protocol now lets autonomous agents tap liquidity across blockchains without manual bridge hopping.
Jeremy Hansen Returns From Artemis II, Canada's First Deep Space Mission
The Canadian astronaut completed humanity's first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years, marking a milestone for the nation's space program.
Anti-AI Sabotage Incidents Raise Questions About Emerging Pattern of Tech Resistance
String of attacks on AI infrastructure prompts debate over whether isolated incidents signal organized movement or media-fueled moral panic.
Meltwater Lake Carves Through 20,000-Year-Old Canadian Ice Sheet in New NASA Imagery
Satellite observations reveal accelerating surface melting on Barnes Ice Cap, one of the last remnants of the Laurentide Ice Sheet that once covered North America.
SpaceX Details 2026 Vandenberg Launch Manifest as Polar Orbit Demand Surges
The California launch site will handle reconnaissance satellites, Earth observation missions, and Starlink polar shells as commercial and government payloads compete for slots.
Military Drone Market Projected to Hit $90 Billion by 2030 as Defense Strategies Shift to Unmanned Systems
Rising defense budgets and battlefield lessons from recent conflicts drive rapid expansion in military UAV procurement worldwide.