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Cowboy Space Launched a Power-Beaming Satellite. Nothing Has Been Beamed Yet.
Cowboy Space's Reason-1 is in orbit to test beaming solar power to Earth by laser. The first attempt is hoped for as soon as late October.

Oliver Narramore
2 days ago


The Truck Tesla Had to Fix
Tesla's Semi is reaching customers after years of delays. The redesign, from roll-down windows to a lighter build, shows what Tesla got wrong and what it still has to prove.

Oliver Narramore
2 days ago


Who Tells The Robot Dog Where To Look
Boston Dynamics' Spot 5.2 can record video for AI to check and scan 360-degree site images. The bigger question is who sends the robot to look.

Oliver Narramore
5 days ago


The Robot That Doesn't Need a Babysitter
Dyna Robotics' Taku ran a hotel laundry room for an hour, uncut. Here's how it decides what to do next, and why recovery matters more than perfection.

Oliver Narramore
7 days ago


Starship Flight 14: First Orbit, and Its First Paying Payload
SpaceX's Starship reached orbit for the first time on Flight 14 and deployed 26 operational Starlink V3 satellites. Here's what happened, what went wrong, and what it means.

Oliver Narramore
Sep 30


Inside sPL.001: The Microbe Pioneer Labs Built to Make Homes on Mars
Pioneer Labs' sPL.001 is a bacterium evolved to turn Martian soil, water and air into bioplastic building material. Here's how it works, and what's still unproven.

Oliver Narramore
Sep 28
Google Is Testing AI Chips in Space. Here's What Has to Work First.
Google is sending TPU AI chips into orbit under Project Suncatcher. The first challenge is not scale. It is surviving launch, radiation and cooling in a vacuum.

Oliver Narramore
Sep 27


Beats 360: Why the Interchangeable Cushions Matter
Beats 360 turns the parts that touch your head into replaceable modules. Here is how the interchangeable cushions, IPX4 workout design, ANC and 32-hour battery fit together.

Oliver Narramore
Sep 24


Scientists Put a Scanned Fly Brain Into a Virtual Body
Eon Systems says it has connected a fruit fly brain model built from biological wiring data to a physics-simulated body. Here is what the experiment shows, and what it does not.

Oliver Narramore
Sep 21
Plants Glow. We Just Put a Satellite in Space That Can See It.
ESA's FLEX satellite can detect the faint fluorescence emitted by plants during photosynthesis. Here's how it works, why Sentinel-3 matters and what scientists hope the mission will reveal.

Oliver Narramore
Sep 21
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