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After Linux adopted a new Code of Conduct, a small group of programmers threatened to rescind their code from the project. Lead Linux developers say the threat is “hollow.” Continue reading The Culture War Comes to Linux
Once a year, thousands of artists and makers descend upon New York City for Maker Faire, a celebration of all things DIY. Continue reading The Coolest Things We Saw at World Maker Faire
This isn’t the first time Michael Atiyah has claimed to crack a big math problem and never followed up the claims with publication, however. Continue reading A Mathematician May Have Just Solved a A 160-Year-Old, $1 Million Problem
It’s the first step toward being able to mass produce human eggs using other people’s body tissues or blood. Continue reading Scientists Just Made Human Egg Cells from Human Blood for the First Time
The Hayabusa 2 mission is visiting an asteroid 200 million miles from Earth to collect samples. The mission profile involves a lot of robots, bullets, and explosives. Continue reading Japan Just Became the First Country to Deploy Rovers on an Asteroid
The Hayabusa 2 mission is visiting an asteroid 200 million miles from Earth to collect samples. The mission profile involves a lot of robots, bullets, and explosives. Continue reading Japan Just Became the First Country to Deploy Rovers on an Asteroid
Joe Barnard has spent the last three years pioneering DIY landing technologies for amateur rockets and now the aerospace industry is paying attention. Continue reading Meet the Amateur Rocketeer Building Self-Landing Replicas of SpaceX Rockets
The human and octopus lineages split 500 million years ago, but apparently we both retained the gene for partying. Continue reading Researchers Gave Octopuses MDMA in the Name of Science
Not only does the net look cool as hell, it’s addressing a major problem for the future of space exploration. Continue reading Watch This Net Capture Orbital Space Debris for the First Time in History