NASA’s Dragonfly Helicopter to Launch on SpaceX Falcon Heavy to Saturn’s Titan

NASA is planning to fly another high-profile science mission using SpaceX’s powerful Falcon Heavy rocket. Today (Nov. 25), the ESA said it has selected the Falcon Heavy to launch Dragonfly, a $3.35 billion mission that will explore Titan, Saturn’s massive moon, for habitability. Additionally, the Continue Reading

Voyager 1 has Just Turned on a Radio that Hasn’t Been in Use Since 1981

When NASA’s Voyager 1 resurfaced after a temporary loss in interstellar space this month, it was interacting with a transmitter it hadn’t used in over 40 years. NASA is currently resolving the problem. The issue started on October 16 when Voyager 1 received a command Continue Reading

Growers of Fruits and Vegetables Establish a $60 million Venture Capital fund to Accelerate Software Firms

A world-first venture capital fund has been established by Australian farmers to support new software startups that aim to address the most pressing issues facing agriculture. The $60 million fund, which will be delivered by research and development organization Hort Innovation in collaboration with investment Continue Reading

MatX, an AI chip business formed by Google alumni, has raised $300 million or more in Series A funding

Three sources claim that less than a year after obtaining $25 million for its seed round, MatX, a business that designs processors that support huge language models, has raised a Series A of about $80 million. An individual familiar examined the transaction told TechCrunch that Continue Reading

The ‘Genetic Time Machine’ Reveals Intricate Chimpanzee Societies

Scientists have shown in recent decades that chimpanzees, like humans, transmit complex civilizations, including the use of tools, from one generation to the next. But as new developments have been adopted, human culture has advanced significantly from the Stone Age to the Space Age. The Continue Reading

NASCAR Awards in Charlotte celebrate the first batch of 2024 champions

A ceremony honoring the local and worldwide champions took place Thursday night, marking the start of the NASCAR Awards this weekend. In many respects, the sport has expanded internationally while maintaining its roots. The winners of the NASCAR Weekly Series, Whelen Modified, East and West Continue Reading

OpenAI Is Thinking About Forming Partnerships with Web Browsers and Search

As it seeks to broaden its reach, OpenAI is said to have contemplated creating a web browser and enabling search functions for partners. The Information said Thursday (Nov. 21) that the prospective web browser will be paired with the business’s chatbot, ChatGPT, and that a Continue Reading

Fusion Company Tokamak Energy’s Reactor Design, which Resembles an Egg, has Drawn $125 Million

Investors have been pouring money into nuclear fusion, the futuristic technology that seems to be making slow progress toward commercial viability, while the globe scrambles to build more power plants to satisfy AI’s insatiable appetite for electricity. The most recent example is Tokamak Energy, a Continue Reading

Startup for Industrial AI: $7.5 Million in Seed Funding is raised by Juna.ai

With $7.5 million in seed funding, the German business Juna.ai GmbH, which uses artificial intelligence to increase factory efficiency, started today. The investment was spearheaded by Kleiner Perkins. Prominent venture capitalist John Doerr, the Stockholm-based fund Norrsken VC, and other sponsors joined it. Matthias Auf Continue Reading

Scientists Examine a 35,000-Year-Old Siberian Saber-Toothed kitten that has been frozen

For the first time, researchers have examined the frozen bones of a 35,000-year-old saber-toothed cat and discovered “significant differences” between it and a contemporary lion cub. According to a report released Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports, the cub’s mummified remains was discovered in the Continue Reading