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Scientists confirmed a large cave on the moon near Apollo 11 site, potentially sheltering future astronauts from cosmic rays and radiation.

Scientists discover cave on the moon that could shelter humans

Former President Donald Trump arrived at the Republican National Convention where Ohio Senator J.D. Vance was nominated as his running mate.

Trump appears at Republican National Convention; Vance nominated as VP

Astronomers warn that the danger of space debris is growing and it's just a matter of time before it becomes deadly unless action is taken.

As danger of space debris grows, could wood be the safest solution?

A recent study in Environment International found toxic metals, including lead and arsenic, in 14 tampon brands.

Study finds toxic metals in tampons, sparking health concerns

A new mission is underway to explore the wreckage of the Titanic. It's the first commercial voyage since the OceanGate tragedy in 2023.

A year after submersible tragedy, a new voyage to the Titanic underway

Researchers at CyberNews called it “the largest password compilation,” as nearly 10 billion unique plaintext passwords have been exposed.

Two major cyber security breaches impact billions of people worldwide

The Biden administration has announced a $1.7 billion federal assistance package to help automakers retool their factories for EV production.

Biden admin slates $1.7B for automakers transitioning to EV production

China is catching up to American nuclear fusion capabilities, as the race to unlock this nearly limitless source of clean energy heats up.

China is quickly catching up to the US in race for nuclear fusion energy

Two NASA astronauts say that they're confident in the Boeing Starliner's ability to get them home after testing is finished on Earth.

NASA astronauts optimistic Boeing Starliner will get them home after testing

Apple removed 25 VPN apps from its Russian App Store at Roskomnadzor's request, tightening internet censorship following Ukraine invasion.

Apple bows to Russian VPN crackdown: What it means for internet freedom

Virginia’s governor is the latest lawmaker to take on cellphone use in schools, issuing an executive order to keep them out of classrooms.

VA Gov. Youngkin signs executive order to get cellphones out of schools

Europe is back in space with Ariane 6 rocket successfully launched from French Guiana, deploying micro-satellites despite a minor setback.

Europe rejoins space race with launch of Ariane 6

President Biden addressed world leaders at the NATO summit in Washington while President Trump spoke to his supporters at a Florida rally.

Biden speaks at NATO summit, Trump holds rally in Florida

Pennsylvania middle school students set up more than 20 fake teacher TikTok accounts.

Middle schoolers suspended for foul impersonations of teachers on TikTok

Four NASA volunteers complete year-long Mars simulation at Houston's Johnson Space Center, preparing for future Moon and Mars missions.

NASA volunteers complete yearlong Mars simulation

Stop for Kids is using the cameras in an effort to change driver behavior at busy intersections and stop signs with vulnerable pedestrians.

Startup using AI cameras to catch people who blow stop signs

Parenting influencers who feature their children in videos now must pay their kids under a new first-of-its-kind law in Illinois.

Parenting influencers must now pay their kids shown in videos under Illinois law

UC Santa Cruz researchers innovate AI processing, drastically cutting energy by eliminating matrix multiplication in new sustainable models.

UCSC’s next-gen AI model could save energy, transform how world uses tech

Commercial solar panels span over six feet, but WAVJA's Photon Energy Systems could provide 20 times more power while being 30 times smaller.

The next generation of solar power could fit in the palm of your hand

Dozens of people were injured when an Air Europa flight traveling from Spain to Uruguay experienced severe turbulence over the Atlantic.

Air Europa flight encounters severe turbulence, injures dozens

The European Union is accusing Meta of violating its new Digital Markets Act with its "pay or consent" model to avoid targeted ads.

Meta accused of breaking European Union’s new digital rules

AI-generated voices are growing, creating potential risks as it spreads into politics, sports and entertainment.

The good and bad of AI voice generation in sports, entertainment, elections

Humanoid robots aren't just science fiction anymore; in fact, they're almost ready to enter the workforce. Amazon has been exploring replacing some of its warehouse staff with robots, and Elon Musk is also considering the potential of robotic helpers.

New ‘living skin’ advances humanoid robot technology

NASA selected SpaceX to help build the craft that will take the ISS out of orbit. This comes as NASA faces a lawsuit concerning space junk.

NASA selects SpaceX to help retire the ISS amid space junk suit