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World's first 150mph car returns to beach where it broke record

World’s first 150mph car heads to beach where it set a world record

Albert T. Gudmonson

A century after making automotive history, a pioneering land speed vehicle has returned to the very shoreline where it first stunned the world. The car, known for breaking the 150…

How the Space Shuttles were given better names thanks to Star Trek

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Space Shuttle Naming History: The Star Trek Effect

Albert T. Gudmonson

On September 17, 1976, an expansive aircraft hangar in Palmdale, California, opened its doors to reveal something extraordinary—NASA’s very first space shuttle. The sleek, white vehicle that rolled into view…

British spies and SAS named in Afghan data breach

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Afghan data breach reveals British spies and SAS

Albert T. Gudmonson

A major incident involving the unauthorized disclosure of data from the UK Ministry of Defence has resulted in the release of confidential details related to more than 100 British officials,…

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Star Trek’s Influence on Space Shuttle Names Explained

Albert T. Gudmonson

Unique 1.5m year-old ice to be melted to unlock mystery

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Unlocking the secrets of unique 1.5m year-old ice

Albert T. Gudmonson

A unique specimen of ice, estimated to be 1.5 million years old, has been retrieved from Antarctica and will soon be melted—not to be discarded but to serve in a…

World’s biggest Mars rock sells for .3 million at auction

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World’s biggest Mars rock draws $4.3 million at auction

Albert T. Gudmonson

In a remarkable sale that captured the attention of collectors and space enthusiasts alike, the world’s largest known Mars meteorite was recently auctioned for an impressive $4.3 million. This extraordinary…

Meta investors, Zuckerberg reach settlement to end billion trial over Facebook privacy litigation

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Meta investors, Zuckerberg conclude $8 billion Facebook privacy lawsuit

Albert T. Gudmonson

In a significant development for Meta Platforms, its founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg, alongside current and former directors and officers, have reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit seeking a…

Babies made using three people's DNA are born free of hereditary disease

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Three-parent DNA babies born without hereditary illness

Albert T. Gudmonson

A groundbreaking medical achievement has seen the birth of babies conceived with genetic material from three different individuals, all reportedly free from the inherited diseases their parents risked passing on.…

Hong Kong opens criminal probe into AI-generated porn scandal at city's oldest university

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Criminal investigation launched in Hong Kong over AI-generated porn at city’s oldest university

Albert T. Gudmonson

Hong Kong authorities have initiated a criminal investigation into a disturbing case at the University of Hong Kong, where a male law student is accused of using artificial intelligence to…

The handshake in orbit that made the International Space Station possible

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The handshake that made the International Space Station a reality

Albert T. Gudmonson

The International Space Station (ISS) represents an extraordinary accomplishment in the fields of engineering and global partnership. Hovering several hundred kilometers above our planet, this space-based research center embodies peaceful…