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One of the greatest mysteries of all time, the disappearance of the American aviator Amelia Earhart, may have finally come to an end.

Three Stanford graduate students trained an artificial intelligence on Google Street View, and now it can identify the location within photographs.

Officials have confirmed that a nuclear power plant in a US state has admitted it detected a leak of 400,000 gallons of contaminated water.

Legendary Mario, Zelda and Donkey Kong creator Shigeru Miyamoto believes Nintendo's legacy is safe in the hands of new guard: 'It's not going to change'

Plans to use AI and a robot lawyer to contest a traffic ticket in a courtroom has riled up the legal system with prison time apparently on the table.

NASA has revealed the location of where it will store the samples that are currently being collected by the Mars rover named Perseverance.

It looks like the drivers that have most interest in EVs are the same ones unable to afford most of the current generation of electrified vehicles.

A security engineer at Yuga Labs, the creators behind popular NFT projects such as Bored Ape Yacht Club, has randomly received $250,000 from Google.

Two astrophotographers have just released what they describe as the 'most ridiculously detailed picture' of the Moon yet, comprising 200,000+ images.

The world's top planetary scientists have called up NASA to send a probe to Uranus, according to newly published survey.

NASA's Chief Scientist has estimated the eruption power generated by the recently erupted underwater volcano located near Tonga.

A report that happens once every ten years that prioritizes astronomy objectives has called on space agencies to find Earth's twin.

Cattle mysteriously MUTILATED by what seems like aliens in the US.

Storm Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us abducts 1.6 million attendees so far for Area 51 storm event on September 20.

Hulu app arrives on Windows 10 with support for Cortana and Live Tiles.

Bring on the VR content!

A booming economy in Silicon Valley and the post-Snowden era is making it more difficult for the NSA to successfully recruit tech-skilled workers.