Study: Particles in Wildfire Smoke May Increase Dementia Risk
A new study suggests that particles found in wildfire smoke could increase the risk of getting dementia.
Judge Rules Google Has Illegal Monopoly over Search
An American judge has ruled that Google violates U.S. trade laws by operating its search engine as an illegal monopoly.
NASA Researchers End One-year Mars Habitat Mission
Four scientists have left a model Mars environment where they lived in isolation for more than a year.
NASCAR Introduces Electric Racer to Explore Sustainable Technologies
The American professional racing organization, NASCAR, recently rolled out its first electric vehicle model to the public.
Chinese Researchers Develop Robot Dogs to Assist the Blind
Researchers in Shanghai are developing a robot “guide dog” that could help blind people.
NASA: Nova Explosion to Be ‘Once-in-Lifetime’ Event in Night Sky
The American space agency NASA says a huge star explosion is expected to light up the night sky later this year.
Apple Partners with OpenAI to Bring AI Tools to iOS Devices
Apple is preparing to release a series of new artificial intelligence (AI) tools on iPhones and other personal devices.
Severe Solar Storm Hits Earth, Causing Colorful Light Shows
Earth was recently hit by the most powerful solar storm in more than 20 years.
New Research Shows How Early Humans Lived Before Agriculture
A recent study shows that people who lived in caves in North Africa had already started to add a lot of plants to their diet about 15,000 years ago.
GPS ‘Spoofing’ in Conflict Areas Puts Other Aircraft at Risk
Studies show that military officials are increasingly deploying systems to interfere with aircraft navigation systems in conflict areas. But such tools can put other aircraft at risk.