Month: July 2019

The earliest days of American human spaceflight were dominated by white Christian protestants. Does religion have a place in the future of space exploration? Read the original post by Daniel Oberhaus

What scientists most want to know about our closest planetary neighbor. Read the original post by Daniel Oberhaus

Today’s challenges are vast and nebulous—and demand a different kind of ambition and approach. We need a new name for them. Read the original post by Alex Davies

From the beaches of Florida and department store TVs to mission control and Parisian living rooms, everyone witnessed the mission’s launch and landing. Read the original post by Anna Goldwater Alexander

You’re embarking on the craziest 76-hour journey of your life. What on earth (literally) do you bring? Read the original post by Anna Goldwater Alexander

The frequent WIRED contributor has been captivated by space since he was a kid. Now he’s documenting NASA’s freshly retro-furbished mission control. Read the original post by Anna Goldwater Alexander

We sifted through dozens of new books released in honor of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11. Here are the giant leaps for lunar literature. Read the original post by Meghan Herbst

The search for Satoshi Nakamoto has led down many rabbit holes. I went down another: The case of global criminal mastermind Paul LeRoux. Read the original post by Evan Ratliff

We look at gear all day, every day. Here are the cat caves and chopsticks that we’d spend our own money on. Read the original post by WIRED Staff

An alleged listing of Samsung’s upcoming flagship phablet the Galaxy Note 10 has made its way to Geekbench. The listing reveals that the Galaxy Note […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Jony Ive has left the building and it’s only a matter of time before the building falls down and must be paved over. Writing for The […] Read the original post by The Macalope

A simple home security solution learns a few new tricks—and gets easier than ever to set up. Read the original post by Christopher Null

Last night, Apple seeded a test build of macOS 10.14.6. As usual, while it is available only to registered developers. A full release of the […] Read the original post by Mark

Security researcher Karan Lyons (Karan Lyons) reported a serious vulnerability in the services for video conferencing RingCentral (used 350 000) and Zhumu (in fact, the […] Read the original post by Mark

The Redmi Note series 7 is available in three color options — Nebula Red, Neptune Blue and Space Black. Now on Twitter, a Chinese manufacturer […] Read the original post by Mark