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This move comes amidst concerns regarding the potential strain on the nation's electricity grids and the acceleration of climate change attributed to the cryptocurrency industry.

A computer glitch has put the future of humanity’s farthest-flung space probe in doubt.

The nebula can be found in the constellation Monoceros.

The Federal Communications Commission unanimously approved a measure to make AI robocalls illegal.

Should we test and treat individuals displaying behavioral changes linked to Toxoplasma gondii infection, given its association with mental disorders and suicide, or consider innovative solutions like genetically modifying domestic cats to reduce human infection rates?

As it stands, Voyager I continues to speed into the unknown at 38,000 mph. It's one of just two craft operating in interstellar space – the other...

Due to an unexpected error in the Flight Data Subsystem of the Voyager 1, NASAs longest-operating satellite is no longer able to provide telemetry data needed for basic control of the spacecraft.

Confusing name shuffles aside, "Gemini Advanced" vies to catch up with ChatGPT-4.

Voyager 1's current status remains unchanged but members of the team aren't ready to give up on the interstellar explorer yet.

NASA's historic Voyager 1 space probe, the most distant spacecraft ever, is sending bad data back to Earth and NASA isn't sure it can fix it.