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U.K.-based firm First Light Fusion developed a massive nuclear fusion gun that can replicate the Sun's energy production.

Through this, the video quality will be improved and will free up space at the same time. Meta will be reducing Instagram's basic video computing time as they develop a new method without updating the hardware.

The two 'super scooters' will be the company's take as they transfrom the traditional chassis design.

New research claims that using too much technology would cause abnormalities in the long-run. According to a study commissioned by TollFreeForwarding, excessive use of technology can lead to abnormalities.

After being grounded for more than three years, SpaceX has once again fired Falcon Heavy into the skies.

The largest plane finally touched the skies when it took its first flight on Friday, Oct. 28. The largest plane in the world has finally touched the skies after completing a successful flight on Friday, Oct.

These 3D printed bricks are made of lunar regolith and salt water, which can help to construct the Artemis Base Camp and build their future homes.

SpaceX Starlink satellite internet for RVs now works on any moving vehicles with its new design. SpaceX's new Starlink satellite internet for RVs now works on other moving vehicles, the Elon Musk-led space exploration firm announced.

A study found an ancient bacteria that stood the test of time on Mars, and it is one proof of life. A new study suggests that there might be a life form on Mars that will arrive at the home planet when the samples from the Red planet arrive soon.

WHO provides a list of the most life threatening fungal pathogens. The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a rise in the cases of deadly fungal infections along with the quick spread of pathogens due to the climate crisis.