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Microsoft’s greenhouse gas pollution increased by roughly 25 percent last year, the company says in its new sustainability report released Thursday. The report follows similar ones released by Google and Amazon last week. Together, they show a troubling trend of rising tech company emissions, driven by the global race to build out power-hungry data centers….
The profound timing of Queensland researchers’ motor neurone disease breakthrough
Queensland researchers have made a breakthrough they say could turn motor neurone disease, a degenerative and ultimately terminal illness, into a manageable chronic condition. The research was made possible in large part by money raised by late AFL great Neale Daniher and has come just as rival code the NRL kicks off its month-long fundraising…
New eyeless ‘demon cavefish’ discovered in Alabama named after mythological Demogorgon
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Kevin Feige Confirms Secret Wars Will Reboot The MCU In Two Different Ways
Seven years removed from the cultural event that was Avengers: Endgame, it feels nearly impossible to fathom another Marvel movie coming close to that level of importance. It marked the culmination of 11 years of interconnected storytelling, something unprecedented when the original Iron Man arrived in theaters back in 2008. In fact, Endgame was such…
Elon Musk Says It’s ‘True’ to Prediction That Says Internet Browsers, Websites and Software Are Set to Di
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‘The moon looked wrong’: Artemis II mission controller Chris White on taking historic lunar flyby photos from 250,000 miles away
On April 6, the four crewmembers of NASA‘s Artemis II mission swooped around the far side of the moon in their Orion spacecraft, disappearing from Earth’s sight and losing all contact with humanity for roughly 40 minutes. At the same time, some 250,000 miles (400,000 kilometers) away, Chris White, the mission’s lead communications officer, was…
