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His name is Ryuta Watanabe and he already has 10 children from his four “wives” and two girlfriends.

Why would you want to fill out a form by hand when an AI can do it for you?

Geothermal energy is clean and virtually limitless. Additionally, it provides a consistent supply.

Rumors suggest Apple is considering ceasing production of the current Vision Pro m.

The first fragment released by the European Space Agency can be zoomed in on up to 600 times the full view.

Ukrainian researchers have discovered Western-made integrated circuits in Russian missiles shot down over Ukrainian territory.

These lasers will be capable of delivering seven petawatts of power and will be essential in inertial confinement fusion experiments.

These objects are so dense that they challenge the current theories of the universe’s evolution.

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Baidu's CEO is clear about who will survive when it bursts: very, very few companies.

The new rule from the Federal Trade Commission bans fake customer reviews and prohibits businesses from buying reviews.

The satellite, which provided services to governments and businesses across three continents, was uninsured.

Although the number of satellites per orbital plane will increase, the total will remain below 29,988.

DJI says it doesn't manufacture military drones.

Mark Zuckerberg has downplayed the importance of college degrees in his hiring policies: Meta prefers critical skills and creative problem-solving.

Georgian companies buy damaged used cars from the U.S. and ship them back to Eastern European country.

World no longer needs to scan your iris.

The Throne device analyzes your stool and urine after each use to provide information about your health.

The bathroom is a breeding ground for microorganisms, but not all of them are harmful.

The sarcophagus bore the initials of its original occupant, Euphrates, although experts know more about the story of the other individuals.

Family balance is essential, no matter who the “little one” is.

Experts had speculated about one, two, or even three ancestral groups, but it was neither one nor the other. Japan’s population is, in fact, a “mixture.”