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  • NASA to open moon rock samples sealed since Apollo missions

    NASA prepping to open moon rock samples sealed since the Apollo missions

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• Jun 25

  • Pence says new satellites will boost storm surge warnings

    Vice President Mike Pence says the National Hurricane Center will improve its storm surge warnings this season thanks to three new satellites

    Jun 25

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  • FedEx sues US government over export rules in Huawei case

    FedEx is suing the U.S. government over export rules aimed to block technology shipments to some foreign companies including China's Huawei

    Jun 25

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  • Blind children in Chile get solar eclipse experience

    Blind children in Chile get closer to solar eclipse experience through technology

    Jun 25

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  • Smoke from US wildfires boosting health risk for millions

    Wildfires in the Western US are churning out waves of unhealthy smoke that scientists say will sweep across the continent to cause a spike in...

    Jun 25

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  • UN expert: Millions face dire poverty from climate change

    A United Nations expert on poverty says hundreds of millions of people around the world face hunger, displacement, disease and death because of...

    Jun 25

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  • Time-lapse of Tesla assembly line

    The Model 3 requires 40 steps that can be completed in 90 minutes, according to Tesla.

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  • Cryptocurrencies need close scrutiny, monitor warns

    An international financial monitor is warning that wider use of cryptocurrencies by retail shoppers would call for "close scrutiny" by regulators and...

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  • Report: Hackers using telecoms like 'global spy system'

    Boston-based cybersecurity firm Cybereason says in a report that hackers are breaking into telecoms firms to gain sweeping access to VIPs' call...

    Jun 25

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  • Scientists on Madeira see new 'plasticrust' sea pollution

    Researchers say they may have identified a new kind of plastic pollution in the sea and they're calling it "plasticrust."

    Jun 25

• Jun 25

  • SpaceX launches hefty rocket with 24 satellites

    The rocket was carrying a deep space atomic clock and a solar sail.

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• Jun 25

  • Amazon is ready for Prime time

    Plus, Samsung has new additions to its "Smart Things" line, and Paris wants to take transportation to new heights.

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  • Canadian, Russian, American back on Earth from space station

    Three astronauts have safely returned to Earth after spending more than six months aboard the International Space Station

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  • Tech makes it easier to search wilderness for missing people

    More U.S. teams are turning to technology that combines cellphone GPS with digital maps detailing cliffs, caves, waterways and other hard-to-search...

    Jun 24

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  • Hidden oil spill: New study contradicts owner's claims

    A new federally led study of oil seeping from a platform toppled off Louisiana 14½ years ago finds releases lower than other recent estimates

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  • US releases review on removing vegetation to stop wildfires

    Proposal is intended to stop rangeland wildfires in a huge swath of the West.

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  • Could this be the future of toilets?

    Alternative sanitation systems use creatures that find homes in human poop.

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  • 7-Eleven to deliver Slurpees, other items to parks, beaches

    The convenience-store chain is launching a new service.

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  • Dutch telephone outage takes out nation's emergency number

    A major telephone outage took down the Dutch emergency number for more than three hours Monday, forcing police and other first responders to scramble...

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  • What's your data worth to Big Tech? Bill would compel answer

    As Congress bears down on big tech companies, two senators are proposing to force giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon to tell users what data...

    Jun 24

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  • France hosts Mediterranean conference without heads of state

    France is hosting a conference aimed at boosting cooperation between northern and southern Mediterranean countries, with senior government officials,...

    Jun 24

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  • University of Iowa team wins $115M 'space weather' grant

    A University of Iowa team has won a $115 million grant to develop satellites for studying a system of radiation created by the sun _ 'space weather'

    Jun 24

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  • Medical groups warn climate change is a 'health emergency'

    As Democrats prepare for their 1st 2020 presidential debate, medical groups call climate change a 'health emergency'

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  • Senior Facebook executive says it would favor regulation

    He said it was not for companies to balance free speech versus public harm.

    Jun 24

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  • SpaceX to launch most powerful rocket in the dark for 1st time

    Amazon has a patent on surveillance systems drones.

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• Jun 24

  • 50 years later, the moon is still great for business

    It's back to the moon for brands from Omega to Budweiser marking 50 years since Apollo 11

    Jun 24

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  • Aerial photos help census officials pinpoint faraway people

    The Census Bureau is using aerial and geographic technology to gather needed data about remote communities and other difficult populations to count

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • Introducing the newest Ferraris

    The Portofino and F8 Tributo recently joined the Ferrari lineup.

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  • Arizona fire highlights challenges for energy storage

    A fire and explosion at a massive battery west of Phoenix highlight the challenges and risks that can arise as utilities prepare for exponential...

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  • Climate activists end their blockade of German coal mine

    Hundreds of climate activists have ended a protest inside one of Germany's biggest open-pit mines after police repeatedly ordered them to leave and...

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  • A 'super-weird' beluga-narwhal hybrid skull was confirmed

    Skull was donated by an Inuit hunter in 1990.

    Jun 23

• Jun 23

  • The Latest: Climate protesters leave German coal mine

    Hundreds of climate activists have ended a protest inside one of Germany's biggest open-pit mines after police repeatedly ordered them to leave and...

    Jun 23

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  • Militia threat shuts down Oregon Statehouse amid walkout

    The president of the Oregon Senate ordered the state Capitol to close on Saturday due to a "possible militia threat" from right-wing protesters as a...

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  • Militia threat shuts down Oregon Statehouse amid walkout

    The president of the Oregon Senate ordered the state Capitol to close on Saturday due to a "possible militia threat" from right-wing protesters as a...

    Jun 21

• Jun 21

  • The Latest: 'Militia threat' shuts down Oregon statehouse

    A "possible militia threat" is shutting down the Oregon statehouse amid a walkout by Republican lawmakers who are blocking a vote on landmark climate...

    Jun 21

• Jun 21

  • California to illegal pot shops: We're coming for you

    California is planning to get tough with the state's thriving illegal marijuana market

    Jun 21

• Jun 21

  • US blacklists 5 Chinese groups working in supercomputing

    US adds 5 Chinese tech organizations to blacklist a week before Trump-Xi summit

    Jun 21

• Jun 21

  • Scientists predicting record dead zone in Chesapeake Bay

    Some ecologists at the University of Maryland are worried that a large spot of low oxygen in the Chesapeake Bay could harm the state's seafood...

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  • Foxconn chairman stepping down amid talks of political bid

    Terry Gou, chairman of Foxconn, the world's largest contract assembler of consumer electronics, says he is stepping down amid speculation he could be...

    Jun 21

• Jun 21

  • Emaciated polar bear found in Russia taken for treatment

    An emaciated polar bear seen roaming around an industrial city in Russia far south of normal sea ice hunting-grounds is being transported to a zoo for...

    Jun 21

• Jun 21

  • High-tech airplane makes flying a breeze

    The Icon A5 is a single-engine amphibious sport aircraft designed to be simple to fly.

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  • Study: Lethal plastic trash now common in Greece's whales

    Scientists say a study of whales and dolphins that have washed up dead in Greece over a 20-year period has found alarmingly high levels of plastic...

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• Jun 21

  • UK lawmaker suspended after ejecting protester from gala

    British Prime Minister Theresa May's office has suspended Foreign Office Minister Mark Field while an investigation takes place into his treatment of...

    Jun 21

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  • UK study shows seal singing 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star'

    Researchers in Scotland say gray seals can copy the sounds of human words and songs including 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star'

    Jun 21

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  • Mother sperm whale and baby dead in fishing net off Italy

    An Italian environmental group says a mother sperm whale and its baby have died after becoming tangled in a fishing net in the Tyrrhenian Sea off...

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  • Restaurants could be 1st to get genetically modified salmon

    The salmon are the first modified animals approved for human consumption.

    Jun 21

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  • Rot in peace: Sites lacking for whale corpses amid die-off

    Rot in peace: So many gray whales are washing up on the US West Coast that the federal agency that deals with the rotting carcasses is running out of...

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• Jun 20

  • Slack shows up for work and rallies in Wall Street debut

    Shares of work messaging platform Slack rose after it started trading under the ticker "WORK."

    Jun 20