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by Ars Staff on (#4WY0V)
The first kind of exoplanet found, Hot Jupiters still perplex and captivate 25 years later.
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by Ars Staff on (#136VD)
From the archives: "Pelésh mi ere imbobo rum Oakland."
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by WIRED on (#4WXW3)
Balloons in the stratosphere snap images of Earth with unprecedented resolutions. Cheese!
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by Jennifer Ouellette on (#4WX99)
It all comes down to gravity, surface tension—and tilt.
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by Kiona N. Smith on (#4WX3M)
The tombs offer insights into Mycenaean culture and trade connections.
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by Nathan Mattise on (#4WWYN)
Bingewatching, streaming services, aftershows, expanded universes, and more.
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by Jim Salter on (#4WWYP)
6 Underground is what happens when you ask Michael Bay to make a bunch of minigames.
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by WIRED on (#4WWYR)
Researchers show that prolonged exposure to acidified water corrodes the scales that make up a shark's skin.
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by Beth Mole on (#4WW4V)
Sacklers claim the move was "contrary to basic notions of fairness."
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by Samuel Axon on (#4WW4X)
The company hopes to deploy something within five years, according to Bloomberg.
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by Ron Amadeo on (#4WW4Z)
Moto claims the delay isn't "significant," but it also won't give a new launch date.
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by Ron Amadeo on (#4WVVM)
It's just like Android's media controls, but for your browser.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#4WVVN)
Rule artificially raises bids from plants that get certain state subsidies.
by Beth Mole on (#4WVVP)
A new case report on the July poisoning highlights just how toxic organic mercury is.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#4WVVQ)
Its active aerodynamics will be the most advanced in the world.
by Eric Berger on (#4WVJJ)
"Boeing and NASA are working together to review options."
by Chris Lee on (#4WVVR)
Weird electron-positrons from decaying beryllium and helium hint at new boson.
by Diana Gitig on (#4WVJF)
The immune response can be modulated by bacterial signaling molecules.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#4WVJG)
Barely any details about the film escaped during production.
by Eric Bangeman on (#4WVJH)
Google's interpretation of its own ad policies ruled inconsistent and arbitrary.
by Sean Gallagher on (#4WVAM)
Newly surfaced doc outlines FBI's IDLE program—which teases thieves with "decoy data."
by Eric Berger on (#4WVAN)
"It will be a busy year."
by Timothy B. Lee on (#4WTXW)
The TRACED Act passed the Senate unanimously and is headed to Trump's desk.
by Dan Goodin on (#4WTXX)
Wawa payment-processing infection collected names, card numbers, and more.
by Ron Amadeo on (#4WTQJ)
After the Galaxy Fold, Samsung's next foldable looks like an S10 that folds in half.
by Dan Goodin on (#4WTQK)
UK man who fought extradition for almost a year is finally on US soil.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#4WTF7)
The 2020s could be even better for Tesla than the 2010s.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#4WT5X)
The buses will store excess power and return it to the grid when needed.
by Beth Mole on (#4WT5Y)
Researchers call for more prevention and treatment from health professionals.
by Ron Amadeo on (#4WS1D)
One day later, Google and Apple have publicly shared more details about what's happening.
by Ars Staff on (#4WT5Z)
Plus deals on Samsung SSDs, the Google Pixel 3a, Xbox consoles, and more.
by Nathan Mattise on (#4WT60)
Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet is a new comedy from the team behind It's Always Sunny.
by John Timmer on (#4WSW4)
Many enzymes need to grab electrons, and they're not picky about where they get them.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#4WSW5)
Data from new satellite shows the accident should have gotten more attention.
by Jim Salter on (#4WSW6)
Itching to get your own Nebula mesh VPN up and running? We've got you covered.
by Dan Goodin on (#4WSW7)
Logic bombs created periodic malfunctions that only he knew how to fix.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#4WS6J)
Ed Snowden failed to seek pre-publication review as required by NSA contracts.
by Samuel Axon on (#4WS1C)
Remaster brings new online features, gameplay tweaks, and overhauled visuals.
by Kiona N. Smith on (#4WRRW)
Anthropologists may have found the last H. erectus group to succumb to extinction.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#4WRRX)
The NLRB's three-member majority rules property rights are paramount.
by Jon Brodkin on (#4WRER)
Seoul court convicted Samsung's Lee Sang-hoon and 24 others of labor violations.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#4WRES)
The Civic is Honda's bread and butter, but driving it is no hardship.
by Eric Berger on (#4WR5D)
"This is the culmination of years of hard work."
by Dan Goodin on (#4WR5E)
LifeLabs said it negotiated with hackers after they demanded a ransom.
by Ars Staff on (#4WQXN)
5G for me and 5G for thee—especially if thou art an IoT device.
by Sam Machkovech on (#4WQQR)
It's a bumpy ride on the way to a mostly satisfying conclusion.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#4WQ3R)
The "Jacquard machine" used punch cards to "program" intricate weaving patterns.
by Jon Brodkin on (#4WQ3S)
Viasat gets $87.1M for rural broadband; no word yet on price or exact data caps.
by Beth Mole on (#4WQ3T)
It's still unclear where all the money ended up.
by Samuel Axon on (#4WQ3V)
They found that it does not work as a cheese grater, however.