Spaceflight does some weird things to astronauts’ bodies
“The Twins Study gave us a first sketch of the human body’s molecular responses to spaceflight, but these outlines needed
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Why streaming devices and streaming networks are fighting over your eyeballs
When Wonder Woman 1984 opens in theaters on Christmas Day, most HBO Max subscribers will be able to watch the
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How to make the next election even more secure
A big reason local governments were able to do well this time around, despite a long list of tech problems,
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Parler, the “free speech” Twitter wannabe, explained
In recent weeks, you may have been hearing more about a site called Parler, which conservatives are touting as an
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The Zoom-fatigued person’s guide to connecting virtually on Thanksgiving
Plan ahead, try different things, and buy some stamps One size doesn’t fit all. Families should use multiple mediums over
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On this week’s episode of Decoder Nilay Patel talks to Phil Spencer, the guy in charge of Xbox at Microsoft.
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Building resilient supply chains
Turbulent times can expose weaknesses in distribution chains, putting stress on chokepoints and reducing access to critical components, suppliers, and
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Biden names John Kerry climate czar, in a recommitment to global cooperation
President-elect Joe Biden named John Kerry to the newly created role of climate czar, a move that underscores the incoming
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China launches its first mission to bring moon rocks back to Earth
China launched its Chang’e 5 mission to the moon early Tuesday morning local time from the country’s launch site on
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Some prominent exposure apps are slowly rolling back freedoms
According to reports, education minister Lawrence Wong said that the country believes 70% adoption could help push it to its
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