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Can Lockheed Martin Really Save The Mission To Mars? Here Is What It Has Planned

Jhvephoto/Getty Images NASA’s long-planned Mars Sample Return mission is in serious trouble. A flagship endeavor…

TSMC probes possible internal trade secret theft • The Register

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) has launched legal proceedings against an unknown number of employees as it investigates a potential breach of trade…

What The 2026 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy & XRT Pro Feel Like On First Drive

Stephen Edelstein/SlashGear Hyundai Motor Group may not have poured concrete shoes for all of its…

Microsoft promises to make WinUI ‘truly open source’ • The Register

Microsoft lead software engineer Beth Pan has stated that WinUI, the modern user interface framework for Windows, will be made “truly open source,”…

What Does XL Mean On A Harley-Davidson?

Robert Vt Hoenderdaal/Getty Images It’s easy to get caught up in the names of Harley-Davidson…

Skyrora wins green light to lob rockets from Scotland • The Register

The UK’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has granted British rocketeer Skyrora a launch operator license. The license enables the company, based in Scotland,…

How Many U.S. Battleships Can You Still Visit?

Benny Marty/Shutterstock When you think about museums, you may picture something like the renowned Louvre…

Germany and Japan teamed their ISS robots • The Register

Japanese space agency JAXA and Germany’s DLR have conducted what they say is the first collaboration between independently developed robots on the International…

Lyft, Baidu plan 2026 robo-cab launch in UK and Germany • The Register

Rideshare challenger Lyft and China’s Baidu plan to bring robo-cabs to the UK and Europe next year. The two companies announced their plan…

Amazon’s Kuiper broadband service to launch in mid-2026 • The Register

Amazon’s Project Kuiper space broadband service will be ready for commercial services “from the middle of 2026” according to NBN Co, the operator…

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