by Eric Berger on (#57WJ2)
Most of China's launch fleet is powered by hydrazine fuel and nitrogen tetroxide.
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by Jim Salter on (#57WGH)
Hazy predictions start to coalesce around some concrete realities.
by Ars Staff on (#57WDV)
A chapter reprint from Sid Meier's Memoir!: A Life in Computer Games, now in stores.
by Sam Machkovech on (#57W03)
Now we have an idea of what Series S will look like—and it's Xbox One X-sized.
by Jim Salter on (#57VQF)
Well those measurements of rotational speed are just, like, your opinion, man...
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by Nathan Mattise on (#JKQY)
From the archives: How 38 NASA employees kept the program alive amid the devastating hurricane.
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by Nathan Mattise on (#57V98)
“You’re being willfully obtuse,” Lucy says to Jake (and not to Charlie Kaufman, I think).
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#57V7K)
Director Christopher Nolan's mind-bending dream-heist thriller turns 10 this year.
by WIRED on (#57V4W)
The bureau says it has revamped its process for warning hacking victims.
by Kyle Orland on (#57TKA)
From the archives: The game that changed the idea of what a Mario game could be.
by Sam Machkovech on (#57TF9)
High-tech, low-tech, and low-brow: Check out our advice and add your suggestions.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#57TE7)
This project is bringing virtual geology to your phone.
by WIRED on (#57TB9)
They are offering services to track employees, arrange tests, and record results.
by Ars Staff on (#57SH0)
Novichok doesn't kill everyone.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#57SFN)
Director Niki Caro's vision incorporates both Chinese legend and 1998 animated film.
by WIRED on (#57SEP)
Can nutrients from human cadavers change the look of plants?
by Sam Machkovech on (#57S5F)
Details are scarce, but one insider hints to a retelling of older games.
by Sam Machkovech on (#57S39)
A successful return to basics with a slick coat of paint, sensible QoL improvements.
by Samuel Axon on (#57S0P)
We've liked past MSI gaming laptops—business is an interesting new angle.
by John Timmer on (#57S0Q)
The material has lots of space to store lithium ions without swelling like a balloon.
by Jon Brodkin on (#57RTF)
“The FCC should fine itself”: Pai relied on ISP’s impossible deployment claims.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#57RTG)
The new sedan just started production in Marysville, Ohio.
by Financial Times on (#57RNN)
Investigation finds suspicious behavior by 9 of top 10 UK contributors on feedback.
by Ron Amadeo on (#57RNP)
It sounds like the OnePlus 8T won't be a huge upgrade.
by Eric Berger on (#57R6P)
“It is a unique structure unparalleled in the world.”
by Dan Goodin on (#57QPW)
Proof-of-concept exploits demonstrated the severity of bugs Cisco just fixed.
by John Timmer on (#57QNQ)
While there are anecdotes aplenty, there's also some solid science behind the worries.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#57QMK)
Republicans favor quick action; Democrats want more time to build a solid case.
by Kate Cox on (#57QK2)
The election is going to be a hot mess, and Facebook isn't really helping.
by Jennifer Ouellette on (#57QK3)
“We both eradicate people to make the world a better place. I just want to be a little tidy.”
by Timothy B. Lee on (#57QH0)
An online voting CEO tried—and failed—to convince me it was a good idea
by Samuel Axon on (#57QH1)
The company says the change is still coming, but it hasn't said when.
by Jonathan M. Gitlin on (#57QH2)
ECD automotive partnered with the UK's Electric Classic Cars on the conversion.
by Eric Berger on (#57QH3)
Next up: More hops, a tank test, and higher flights, most likely.
by Ars Staff on (#57QEP)
Dealmaster also has deals on microSD cards, AirPods Pro, monitors, and more.
by Jon Brodkin on (#57QEQ)
NSA's illegal mass surveillance did not help thwart terror plot, court says.
by Kyle Orland on (#57QER)
Headset’s Facebook-login requirement may fall afoul of GDPR’s “coupling ban.”
by John Timmer on (#57QES)
Not every system is as neat and tidy as our Solar System.
by Financial Times on (#57Q7M)
Only a quarter of possible controlled burning has been carried out because of order.
by Ron Amadeo on (#57Q7N)
Dirt-cheap Snapdragon 4-series chips will make nearly every phone a 5G phone.
by Kyle Orland on (#57Q0Z)
64, Sunshine, and Galaxy to be sold in a “limited production” through March.
by Eric Berger on (#57Q10)
Company also says it has successfully tested Inter-Satellite links.
by Jim Salter on (#57PV5)
Intel wants people to stop thinking “CPU” and start thinking “experience.”
by Eric Berger on (#57P7C)
California company appears likely to launch at least two dozen rockets in 2020.
by Beth Mole on (#57P5V)
Vaccine may prove safe, effective by the end of year—but quick distribution is unlikely.
by Eric Berger on (#57P4G)
These solid rocket boosters are a holdover from the space shuttle era.
by Timothy B. Lee on (#57P4H)
Google says “geofence” search requests grew 100-fold between 2017 and 2019.
by Scott K. Johnson on (#57P30)
Satellite images track remarkable growth with local consequences.
by Kate Cox on (#57P31)
Amazon is keeping a watchful eye on workers, lest they try to become organized.
by Ron Amadeo on (#57P32)
No notches and no camera cutouts—it's the holy grail of selfie camera design.