Researchers analyzed blood and cerebrospinal fluid from 100 infants in Uganda with hydrocephalus.
NASA is about to launch an upgraded microgravity toilet to the International Space Station
Late Thursday evening, a Northrop Grumman rocket is set to take off from the Virginia coast, carrying an advanced space toilet for the astronauts on the International Space Station. Touted as smaller and lighter than the current toilets on the ISS, the new commode is also supposed to be more […]
IonQ says its record-breaking quantum computer is most powerful ever
There is yet another contender for most powerful quantum computer ever. IonQ has announced a new machine with 32 quantum bits, or qubits, that the firm says is more practically powerful than any of its competitors.
New flight jacket wears its NASA heritage on — and inside — its sleeve
The NASA 39A flight jacket just blasted off.
An Antares rocket launch for NASA may be visible along the US East Coast tonight. Here’s how to watch.
People along the east coast of the United States should get a great opportunity to see a rocket launch from their own backyards tonight.
2020 Mercedes-AMG GT C Roadster: Test-Drive Video
There’s no shortage of AMG performance models in the Mercedes-Benz lineup — everything from the CLA35 entry-luxury sedan to the G63 performance SUV. Most are based on existing Mercedes vehicles, but a few strictly AMG products also exist, including the 2020 GT C Roadster.
How a Chinese malware gang defrauded Facebook users of $4 million
SilentFade group utilized a Windows rootkit, browser injections, clever scripting, and a Facebook zero-day to buy and post ads on behalf of hacked users.
US Treasury says some ransomware payments may need its express approval
US Treasury says companies paying ransoms to previously-sanctioned cybercrime groups may face sanctions unless it is notified of the payment beforehand.
Microsoft’s Brad Anderson on Apple in the enterprise
During this week’s JNUC event, the Microsoft VP talked about enabling enterprise class security for Macs.
Disgraced researchers can still reap drug industry payouts
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