India’s Early Computing Ambitions Stalled by Global Politics and Market Shifts
India's first computer, built with limited resources in the 1960s, was never scaled up, shaping the…
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Student Researchers Lead at 3rd Annual Findings from the Field Symposium
The Gulf of Maine Research Institute and NASA hosted a student-focused symposium that empowered youth as scientific experts through presentations and discussions
Met Gala Tickets Reach $100,000 Each for 2026 Event
Tickets for the invitation-only 2026 Met Gala cost $100,000 each, a record high, with proceeds supporting the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute
FDA Approves Auvelity for Agitation in Alzheimer’s Dementia
The FDA authorized Auvelity as the first non-antipsychotic treatment for agitation symptoms in adults with Alzheimer’s disease dementia
Court-Ordered Google Search Remedies Aim to Boost Competition Despite Monopoly
A federal ruling mandates Google to share search data and limit contract terms to foster competition, but challenges remain as the company retains default…
Malta Joins Artemis Accords as 65th Signatory for Space Exploration
Malta officially signed the Artemis Accords, joining 64 other countries in committing to peaceful and transparent space exploration under NASA’s program
One U.S. Soldier Missing After Attempting to Rescue Colleague in Morocco
A U.S. soldier remains missing after jumping into the Atlantic to save another service member near Morocco’s southern coast, while search efforts continue
NASA Advances Lunar Resource Extraction Technologies with Industry Partner
NASA has awarded $6.9 million to develop and test instruments that extract and analyze lunar resources, aiming to support sustainable deep space exploration
Tech Policy Highlights Democracy Struggle Amid Rising Authoritarianism
Experts warn tech policy debates must confront authoritarian threats as U.S. democracy faces unprecedented challenges under Trump and Silicon Valley influences
Tiny Kuiper Belt Object May Host Thin Atmosphere, Study Finds
Researchers suggest a small world beyond Pluto has a tenuous atmosphere possibly formed by ice volcanoes or a comet impact