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Blog It's worth the drive to totality: perspectives from an eclipse chaser: Bob McDonald
A veteran eclipse chaser gives a preview of the solar eclipse that will be visible in the U.S. in August. More
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Want to do business in Russia? Be ready to hand over your source code
Authorities are asking Western tech companies to allow them to review source code for security products such as firewalls and anti-virus applications before they can be sold. More
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Research into exoskeleton walking devices big leap forward for human-robot interactions
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University in the U.S. have developed a new system for human assistance with robotic devices known as exoskeletons that could have widespread impact on the way human performance is enhanced by devices of many kinds. More video
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The Apple touchBehind Apple's magical future, a vision built on borrowed ideas
As always, from its HomePod to augmented reality, Apple's best ideas build on what its competitors did first
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Rocket launchIndia successfully launches its most powerful rocket into space
Country hopes new rocket will one day carry humans into space
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Climate changeNASA hits skies to study climate change in Canada's North
Scientists to conduct airborne survey of environment change this summer
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Early HumansHomo naledi species discovery raises fresh questions about evolution
Small-brained Homo naledi may have been driven extinct by early humans, some scientists believe
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IssuesVatican hosts world's leading cosmologists to bring together faith and science
Conference set to take place May 9 to 12
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