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Greenworks Tools is recalling Kobalt yard tools after 34 reports of batteries smoking, sparking, or catching fire during USB-C charging.
A Russian tradition is getting a legal boost, and ISS partners are watching the fine print in real time.
SpaceX needs two Raptor engines swapped before the next attempt, just as Artemis IV timelines tighten the no-excuses clock.
New Nature research suggests the apparent ceiling on Earth’s space-weather response is measurement bias, not physics.
The trust gap is splintering workplaces, but CEOs can rebuild connection through common ground, AI inclusion, and transparency.
The first-week digital pre-order haul splits $180m across the US and UK, France, Spain, Germany, and Italy.
A manipulated station allegedly tipped bets toward 22°C. The bigger risk is coordinated, AI-era attacks that evade current filters.
A physicist says dust would contaminate water, food, and bodies, and even tunnels and suits may not save the plan.
A Paris sewer slayer with Rose Belmont, built for today’s metroidvania audience and grounded in 1989 heritage.
A successful propellant load ended in a computer-driven engine startup abort, forcing another drain-and-wait cycle for Starbase.
The signal is helium escaping into space, tightening the odds that LHS 1140b could sustain conditions relevant to life.
A Nature briefing says a four-carbon sugar has been detected in interstellar space, with ripple effects for astrochemistry and origins research.
