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NASA's Space Launch System is ready, and it's rolling out to the launchpad ahead of schedule.

Researchers from the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science Technology confirm that the bits of asteroid Ryugu collected by the probe represent "undoubtedly among the most uncontaminated Solar System materials available for laboratory study."

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Defying expectations, there is little to no ice in the top 300 meters under InSight.

Microsoft isn't thrilled about Sony's comments regarding Call of Duty and horizontal competition concerns, and it's got its own points to make.

Pixel fans have found that with some tinkering, it's possible to increase the display's refresh rate from 60Hz to a nice, smooth 90Hz.

Hello, lovelies, and welcome to your favorite Friday roundup of space news: the one corner of current events that doesn't suck.

Epson's response is a reminder that many of the devices you own come with secret expiration dates.

With the aid of the Hubble Space Telescope, scientists from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have identified the cause of Betelgeuse's 2019 dimming: an unfathomably large Surface Mass Ejection (SME), which is something we've never observed before.

Roh Tae-moon, the head of Samsung's mobile division, predicted in a new interview that foldables will make up more than 50 percent of Samsung's premium device sales by 2025.

Social media’s monopoly on viral smart doorbell videos is coming to a close.

The Alphabet subsidiary has barely expanded its super-fast gigabit internet service since it was spun off from Google in 2015, but CEO Dinni Jain says the company is now focusing on "more build velocity" with expansions in five different states.