The efforts of NASA to get valuable samples from Mars to Earth can provide a lifeline if a new proposal for a more reasonable architecture mission receives the go-ahead. The Perseverance rover reached Mars in 2021 and set out the collect intriguing and diversified samples for a follow-up Mars Sample Return Mission (MSR) campaign, which…
NASA’s SpaceX Dragon spacecraft is pictured approaching the International Space Station in June 2025, carrying the Ax-4 crew. Mission managers have given the “go” to undock this private astronaut mission (Axiom Mission 4) on Monday, July 14 at 7:05 a.m. EDT. The four-person crew, led by veteran astronaut Peggy Whitson, has spent about two and…
The use of conventional robots for industry and hazardous environments is easy for the purpose of control and modelling. However, these are too rigid to operate in confined places and uneven terrain. The soft bio-related roots are better adapted to the environment and manoeuvring in inaccessible places. Such flexible capabilities would need an array of…
Reports indicate that for three days this summer – July 9, July 22 and August 5 – Earth’s rotation will speed up slightly, trimming 1.3 to 1.5 milliseconds off each day. Imperceptible in everyday life, this shift underscores how the Moon’s position influences our planet’s spin. For reference, the shortest day on record was July…
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has captured the “Cosmic Owl,” a startling owl-faced pair of colliding ring galaxies. This double-ring structure is exceptionally rare: ring galaxies account for just 0.01% of known galaxies, and two colliding rings is almost unheard of. The JWST image provides an exceptional natural laboratory for studying galaxy evolution. Models suggest…
In November 2024, a report suggested that Google is working on a multi-year project for developing a hybrid platform, built from a combination of ChromeOS and Android, that would compete with Apple’s iPadOS. Now, a supposed confirmation of the same has reportedly come from a Google executive. The executive, who in an interview confirmed the…
OpenAI announced the release of its open-source artificial intelligence (AI) model has been delayed again. On Saturday, the company’s CEO, Sam Altman, said that due to additional time required to run safety tests, the release of the AI model was delayed indefinitely. This is the second such delay, after the company postponed the release in…
iPhone 17 series may be unveiled later this year, and the lineup is said to include the standard iPhone 17, iPhone 17 Air, iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max. Several key details of these models have surfaced online over the past few months, giving us some clues about their features and design changes….
Samsung recently launched the Galaxy M36 5G in India with an Exynos 1380 SoC and a 5,000mAh battery. Weeks after, the South Korean tech giant is getting ready to launch its next smartphone in the subcontinent. The Galaxy F36 5G is confirmed to soon launch in India, a promotional webpage on Flipkart’s website has confirmed….
AI models aren’t breaking down because they’re rebellious — they’re collapsing under the weight of conflicting commands and flawed data. Over-regulation and low-quality training inputs are creating brittle, unreliable systems that sound confident but can’t be trusted. The post Manufactured Madness: How To Protect Yourself From Insane AIs appeared first on TechNewsWorld.