NASA and NOAA are set to hold a joint session at the 23rd Symposium on Operational Environmental Satellite Systems, focusing on the growing capabilities of commercial Earth observation providers.
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The Met Police are urging tech giants to make stolen phones unusable in a bid to combat rising theft rates.
A man in Florida is suing the police for wrongful arrest after a facial recognition system incorrectly identified him as a suspect in a child luring case.
The UK's competition regulator has launched an investigation into Ryanair's practice of charging parents to sit next to their children on flights.
The US and Iran have engaged in a series of strikes, while House Republicans pass a funding bill for ICE and Border Patrol.
The American Diabetes Association has apologized for ejecting five leading scientists from its annual meeting after they distributed an editorial criticizing the Trump administration's impact on biomedical research.
NASA has awarded a major contract for construction services in California, supporting its research centers and other federal agencies in the region.
A recent military drill in Taiwan has sparked concerns about escalating tensions with China, as the island nation tested a US-supplied rocket system in the Taiwan Strait.
The Curiosity rover is making its way to the Yardang unit, a series of wind-sculpted hills on Mars, after completing its recent boxwork campaign.
Ukraine is leveraging robotic warfare to outmaneuver its opponents, with land drones taking on critical frontline duties.
A tanker hit in the Gulf of Oman has resulted in three Indian sailors missing, with 21 crew members rescued.
Paramount accuses Netflix of attempting to sway regulators against its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, sparking a heated debate over the future of the entertainment industry.