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Waymo shuts down again days after a mass bricking event
Read More: Waymo shuts down again days after a mass bricking eventWaymo’s driverless taxi network is facing its most serious credibility test yet after a mass “bricking” incident in San Francisco…
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Why semi truckers pick snow chains over winter tires
Read More: Why semi truckers pick snow chains over winter tiresSemi truck drivers face a different kind of winter than the average commuter, with 80,000‑pound rigs that must keep freight…
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Laser plus atom cloud recreates quantum electronics
Read More: Laser plus atom cloud recreates quantum electronicsPhysicists are now using a tightly controlled laser and a cloud of ultracold atoms to imitate the behavior of electrons…
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What will Jared Isaacman do as NASA’s new administrator?
Read More: What will Jared Isaacman do as NASA’s new administrator?Jared Isaacman is taking over NASA at a moment when the agency is being asked to do more, faster, with…
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Report: Japan could build nuclear weapons in 3 years
Read More: Report: Japan could build nuclear weapons in 3 yearsJapan’s long-standing status as a non-nuclear power is under fresh scrutiny after a report argued that the country could assemble…
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NASA spotted an interstellar comet from an unexpected angle
Read More: NASA spotted an interstellar comet from an unexpected angleWhen an interstellar visitor slices through the solar system, astronomers usually have to make do with a fleeting, side-on glimpse.…
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Battery boom sparks a comeback for US graphite mining
Read More: Battery boom sparks a comeback for US graphite miningElectric vehicles, grid storage and consumer electronics are turning a once sleepy industrial mineral into a strategic prize, and that…
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Autopilot lands a plane after cabin pressure loss, a first
Read More: Autopilot lands a plane after cabin pressure loss, a firstAn emergency descent, a sudden loss of cabin pressure and a cockpit crew in distress ended not in disaster but…
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Samsung targets Apple’s $5,000 XDR with glasses-free 6K 3D
Read More: Samsung targets Apple’s $5,000 XDR with glasses-free 6K 3DSamsung is turning a niche, $5,000 reference display market into a battleground for mainstream immersion, positioning its new 6K, glasses-free…
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Rome’s roads were far longer than believed, new evidence shows
Read More: Rome’s roads were far longer than believed, new evidence showsArchaeologists have long treated Rome’s roads as a marvel of ancient engineering, but new digital mapping shows the network was…
