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NASA unexpectedly lost contact with Orion

The Artemis 1 spacecraft performed a successful flyby of the Moon on Monday

How tide has turned on UK tidal stream energy as costs ebb and reliability flows

Orders are even coming in from the rest of the world

World’s deepest hole digger could unlock enough geothermal energy to power the world

The current record for the world’s deepest hole is the Kola borehole in the Arctic Circle, which measures 12.2km deep

Moog restarts production of a music icon, the Minimoog Model D

The idea for the original Minimoog was to make the company's monstrous and expensive modular synthesizers more accessible to ordinary folk

How Intel’s bleeding-edge Loihi 2 chips help robots perceive the world

"The Center for Robotics is a huge lab"

Russia’s Shivulech volcano could burst into “powerful eruption” any time

The country’s most active volcano and one of the largest in the Russian far East recorded a volcanic ash plume rising up to around 13000ft altitude on Saturday

“SuperGPS” ditches satellites for radio towers for cm-scale tracking

A hybrid positioning system that combines wireless and optical connections to pinpoint locations within centimeters

Lab-grown bone marrow may unlock personalized blood cancer treatments

“However, we are thrilled with the results, as we now have a platform that we can use to test drugs on a personalized medicine basis”

NASA’s Webb telescope finds vast “undiscovered country” of galaxies totally unlike our own

“These observations just make your head explode”

Debris from Challenger space shuttle found off the coast of Florida (video)

The Challenger broke apart after its launch on January 28, 1986, killing all seven crew members aboard

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