World’s most powerful solar telescope sees incredible coronal loops on the sun (image)
The narrowest magnetic loops ever seen in the sun's corona have been imaged by the most powerful solar telescope on
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Smarter Classrooms Start Here: How HKMLC’s Smart Board Powers a New Back-to-School Experience
As the back-to-school season approaches in 2025, teachers aren’t just buying markers or restocking textbooks—they’re reinventing what it means to
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Poor weather forces scrub of SpaceX’s Starship Flight 10
SpaceX Founder and Chief Engineer Elon Musk said on his social media site, X, that the scrub on Sunday was
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Satellite constellations fall short of meeting brightness goals
Developers of large satellite constellations say it may be impossible to meet brightness goals established by astronomers to minimize the
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vivo X300 Pro to use improved Sony and Samsung sensors
The vivo X300 series is expected in a few months. Ahead of any official details from vivo, there are some
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Apple Music Expands Its Spotify Transfer Tool To 7 More Countries, Including The U.S.
This tool offered by Apple Music is the best way to help users switch between systems, making it easier for
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Google’s Nano-Banana AI Image Generator Is Officially Available In The Gemini App
Google released the Gemini 2.5 Flash Image model in the Gemini app, confirming it's the same AI image generator model
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3 Creative Ways To Repurpose Old SD Cards
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How Perplexity’s new revenue model works, according to its head of publisher partnerships
Perplexity is opening up a pool of $42.5 million to publishers. Here's how the new revenue model that's part of
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Is AI undermining agencies’ client relationships or reinforcing agencies’ roles?
This week’s Digiday Podcast features a discussion with Digiday editors Seb Joseph and Michael Bürgi about how generative AI technologies
