Author: Marcus Chen
Marcus Chen
Marcus has spent ten years reviewing gadgets and still believes the best technology is the kind you stop noticing.
Katalyst Space Technologies’ Link satellite is tumbling 200 miles up with two failed reaction wheels. Engineers are scrambling to save the $30M spacecraft.
A wildfire near Madrid forced evacuation of NASA’s Deep Space Network station in Spain, suspending contact with 40+ missions including Voyager and Webb.
A Bucks County deputy covered his bodycam before allegedly photographing a naked detainee with his iPhone. Other cameras caught him anyway.
ESET found 11 unrevoked Microsoft-signed firmware images, one from 2013, that let novice attackers bypass Secure Boot on Windows and Linux.
New climate evidence may explain why Polynesian voyagers suddenly sailed east after 1,700 years — the same mystery at the heart of Disney’s Moana films.
Google found a way to recalibrate quantum processors continuously using error-correction data, solving drift in superconducting qubits without halting computation.
Brown professor Roberto Serrano moved his final in-person after suspecting AI cheating. Scores fell 50%. A Princeton survey found 29.9% of students admitted to AI-assisted cheating.
The FCC is voting to remove a 10-year rule requiring ISPs to disclose passthrough fees on broadband labels, making it easier to advertise below actual billing costs.
Two Max Planck papers vanished from a scientific journal with no real explanation. Historians at the University of Quebec are now asking why.
NASA gave Katalyst Space Technologies $30M and ten months to build a satellite rescue vehicle for the $500M Swift telescope before it falls from orbit.