Japan on Thursday successfully launched a rocket with a lunar lander at its fourth try this year, after previous attempts were foiled by bad weather.
The lander, dubbed the “moon sniper”, is expected to attempt a Moon landing in February if all goes well.
Following quickly on the success of India’s moon landing, the country’s space agency launched a rocket on Saturday to study the sun in its first such solar mission.
Apple’s annual September event will include the iPhone 15 range, which is expected to see the tech company’s flagship device adopt USB-C charging ports for the first time thanks to new EU rules.
The spread of invasive grasses in places like Hawaii and the Western U.S. is contributing to more frequent wildfires. WSJ’s Daniela Hernandez explains why and explores what’s being done to curb their spread.
Concerns about a left-wing bias in ChatGPT have been raised before, notably by SpaceX and Tesla owner Elon Musk.
According to the new study by the University of East Anglia, this includes favouring the Labour Party and President Joe Biden’s Democrats in the US.
In July a wrong command was made to the spacecraft, sent to explore space in 1977, changing its position and severing contact.
A signal was picked up on Tuesday but thanks to an “interstellar shout” – a powerful instruction – its antenna is now back facing Earth.
The Dutch coast guard is investigating whether a deadly fire aboard a car carrier Tuesday originated in one of the electric vehicles onboard. In June, four people died from a fire caused by lithium-ion batteries at an e-bike repair store in New York City, part of a growing trend. There were 74 lithium battery incidents on flights last year, according to the Federal Aviation Administration, and that number rose every year but three during the preceding decade.
A European space telescope has launched from Florida on a quest to resolve one of the biggest questions in science: What is the Universe made of?
The Euclid mission will make an immense 3D map of the cosmos in an effort to tie down some of the properties of so-called dark matter and dark energy.
If EVs were really an innovation, the state wouldn’t have to bribe and force companies to produce them.
The 504km-wide (313 miles) moon is well known for its geysers, but this is a particularly big one.
The water stream spans some 9,600km – a distance equivalent to that of flying from the UK to Japan.
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