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The country’s Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) used vision-based navigation (hence its nickname) to help it land on Friday. Ars Technica has a detailed explanation for how this all worked, while a translated video published on The Independent’s YouTube channel offers insight, as well. Unfortunately, the craft’s solar panels malfunctioned, leaving it with only hours of battery left. A disappointing facet of the story. In the meantime, please enjoy this perfectly 80s arcade-style l...

A Shiba Inu became the first dog to rush through a video game at an annual charity event and even came close to breaking a world record. Players began speedrunning — or beating video games as fast as possible — on Sunday over Twitch as part of Games Done Quick's weeklong charity event. On Tuesday,

"Its the third all-private astronaut mission to the International Space Station," writes NASA — and theyre expected to start boarding within the next hour! Watch it all on the official stream of NASA TV. More details from Ars Technica: The four-man team lifted off from NASAs Kennedy S...

"What happens when a loser who needs to win faces a winner who refuses to lose?" That was the tagline for the iconic 2007 documentary The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, chronicling a middle-school teachers attempts to take the Donkey Kong record from reigning world champion Billy Mitchell. "...

Software flaws were allegedly hidden from lawyers of wrongly convicted UK postal workers.

A former NASA administrator says that Artemis needs a reboot and that NASA needs to cut all of the commercial components.

Despite integrating ChatGPT into Bing Search, Microsoft's hopes of dethroning Google Search seem to be fading. Bing's market share increased by 0.1% s

On this episode of the InsideEVs podcast, we cover cold charging issues, rideshare drivers clogging charging stations and the Cybertruck being called a dud.

A dog named Peanut Butter became the first four-legged furry friend to participate in a an Awesome Games Done Quick speedrunning video game marathon for charity.

OpenAI has been trying to get a libel lawsuit targeting ChatGPT thrown out of court. But on TK, a Georgia judge ruled against the AI company, allowing the defamation suit to proceed in what could be a decisive case regarding OpenAI's liability over what its chatbot says, reports Ars Technica. The suit was filed last […]