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The Phantom Gaming System breaks cover again, but don't let the auction verbiage fool you. This was no plucky also-ran.

A new simulation from researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) suggests that nuclear "disruption" of an asteroid might be a viable option, even if the expected impact is just months away. Of course, that only matters if you can deliver a spacecraft to the asteroid, which still requires a lot of planning.

The lightweight headset is styled more like a pair of glasses, making it easier to pop them on to watch some Netflix or play a simple game. However, you're going to need an external power source, and the Flow headset isn't cheap at $500.

Scientists have discovered just the third fossil tardigrade we've ever found — while they were looking for something else entirely.

A worldwide collaboration of scientists has announced the most precise measurement ever taken of a neutron's lifetime. How? By giving neutrons a nice long soak in an ultracold "neutron bathtub."

Eighteen months of preparation made the extremely sensitive organ transportation a success.

AMD's latest Radeon RX 6600 GPU is now available, but the card is not the value proposition we had hoped it would be.

It's a moment 20 years in the making—NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has arrived at the launch site.

William Shatner gained worldwide notoriety playing a spaceman on TV, and now he's become one for real.

Between this and the European Commission's recent decision regarding USB-C ports, Apple's going to run out of excuses not to make the switch.

Mesh routers are all the rage right now. Google, Amazon, Asus, Linksys, and many others have their own dual or tri-band mesh setups. Netgear says it has something new—the world's first quad-band Wi-Fi 6E system.

AMD is celebrating five years of Ryzen — and sharing a few details on its upcoming product roadmaps.