Hubble Tracks Interstellar Comet’s Journey

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope recently reobserved interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, tracking its movement across the sky from a distance of 286 million kilometers away. This was not the first time Hubble observed the comet, having initially spotted it in July shortly after its discovery. With multiple NASA missions studying the comet since then, continued observations are … Read more

Introducing Frontier Agents for a Faster Software Development Lifecycle

AWS has introduced three new frontier agents designed to revolutionize the software development lifecycle. The Kiro autonomous agent helps developers focus on high-priority tasks by maintaining persistent context across sessions and continuously learning from pull requests and feedback. The AWS Security Agent provides tailored security guidance throughout the development lifecycle, proactively reviewing design documents and … Read more

Yahoo-konserni käyttää evästeitä sivustojamme

Kun käytät Yahoo-sivustojamme ja sovelluksiamme, he käyttävät evästeitä. Tämä on tarjoakseen parhaat palvelut ja estää väärinkäytöksiä ja roskapostia. Yhtiön käytäntö on seuraavainen: – Sivustomme ja sovelluksemme tarjoavat parhaa kokemusta sinulle. – Evästeet todentavat käyttäjät ja estävät väärinkäytöksiä. – Tietoturvatoimet turvautuvat evästeiden avulla. – Sivustojen ja sovellusten käyttöä mitataan. Jos haluat suostua kaikkiin käytöissä, napsauta “Hyväksy … Read more

5,500 Toxic Sites Near US Coasts Face Flood Risk

A new study warns that 5,500 facilities handling sewage, fuel, and hazardous waste in the US may flood with rising sea levels. These sites often sit next to neighborhoods already struggling with pollution, poverty, or limited power. The research highlights how marginalized communities face disproportionate health risks from toxic waste near their homes. Experts warn … Read more

Chesapeake Bay Region Faces Toxic Flood Risks Under Rising Seas

Climate Change Threatens Hazardous Sites Across Chesapeake Bay Region A growing number of hazardous industrial facilities in the Mid-Atlantic region are at risk of flooding due to rising sea levels, putting nearby residents and communities in danger. According to a new study, over 5,500 sites nationwide face similar threats. In the Chesapeake Bay region alone, … Read more

Mayor Eric Adams’ Investigation Opened Amid Corruption Probe

New York City’s Department of Investigation (DOI) is conducting an ongoing investigation into whether Mayor Eric Adams violated ethics laws, despite a previous corruption case being dismissed due to a deal with the Trump Justice Department. In a court order issued on Wednesday, DOI Commissioner Jocelyn Strauber confirmed the probe, which aims to examine potential … Read more

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Sets Record as Xbox Game Pass’s Biggest Third-Party Launch

Microsoft has confirmed that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, a critically-acclaimed RPG, has become the biggest third-party launch title in Xbox Game Pass for 2025. The game achieved this milestone by attracting a large number of unique players within its first thirty days of availability on the platform. Developed by Sandfall Interactive, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 … Read more

AG Letitia James Case Declined by Virginia Grand Jury Again

A grand jury in Norfolk, Virginia, has refused to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on mortgage fraud charges for a second time. The decision comes after a judge dismissed the original indictment last week due to the unlawful appointment of the top prosecutor who presented the case. James’s attorney, Abbe Lowell, called the … Read more

Store Android Phone as Car Key Fob for Convenience

You can store your car keys on your Android phone, giving you a convenient and secure way to access your vehicle. This feature allows you to start the engine, lock doors, and perform other functions similar to a traditional key fob. To get started, ensure your car and device are compatible by checking the Digital … Read more

Windows BSoD Errors Not Software Bugs, Says Linux Developer

Microsoft’s Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) errors have long been a point of contention among users. However, a recent defense by Linux developer Linus Torvalds suggests that the problem may be more related to hardware issues than software bugs. According to Torvalds, unreliable hardware is often the cause of BSoD errors in Microsoft’s Windows operating … Read more