For the first time since 1973, Ferrari will race in the top class. Make it look like this please
One Medical gave COVID-19 vaccines to ineligible people, NPR report says
Health care company One Medical gave COVID-19 vaccines to people who were ineligible under local guidelines, including friends and family of company leadership, NPR reported. Health departments in Washington state and California said they stopped distributing doses to One Medical after finding out that the company was not sticking to […]
Lyft reinvents calling a cab
Lyft is admitting that some part of traditional taxi services are worth emulating today by letting people in select Florida cities book Lyft rides with just a phone call. The new “Call A Lyft” feature should be “perfect for seniors and folks without access to the Lyft app,” says Lyft.
U.S. to support international effort to set rules of behavior in space
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt said U.S. diplomats and military leaders are drafting language in support of an international effort to adopt rules of behavior in space.
Hyundai Kona Electric Battery Worldwide Recall Will Cost $900 Million
More than 75,000 vehicles are affected worldwide, and now the U.S. is preparing a battery replacement recall over cells that can short-circuit.
Amazon switches on macOS Big Sur for AWS
Amazon’s decision to introduce Mac support via AWS illustrates Apple’s growing importance in enterprise IT,
We’re giving away a commemorative US Space Force silver coin!
At the Space.com forums, we’ve got a special giveaway going on for the community. One lucky winner will be walking away with an authentic U.S. Space Force silver coin, courtesy of the Space Store! It comes in a black velour jewelry box and even includes a certificate of authenticity.
Watch live at 2 pm ET: NASA to preview spacewalks at International Space Station
NASA will hold a press conference today, Feb. 24, to discuss two upcoming spacewalks outside the International Space Station and you can watch it live here, courtesy of NASA TV. The briefing will begin at 2 p.m. EST (1900 GMT).
Chemists close in on greener way to make plastics
Plastics are a climate problem. Making precursors for common plastics, such as ethylene and carbon monoxide (CO), consumes fossil fuels and releases plenty of carbon dioxide (CO2). In recent years, chemists have devised bench-top reactors called electrochemical cells that aim to reverse the process, starting with water and waste CO2 from […]