June 2026

Scientists discover first-ever garnet in Martian sample

Martian meteorite NWA 8171: scientists discover the first ever garnet in a Martian sample Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery inside a Martian meteorite. The international team of scientists discovered grains of garnet, a mineral that had not previously been identified in a sample from Mars. The meteorite identified as NWA 8171 is held in […]

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NYT Strands Tips and Answers for Friday, June 19 (Game #838)

Want a different day? A new NYT Strands puzzle appears every day at midnight for your time zone – which means some people are still playing “today’s game” while others are playing “yesterday’s.” If you are looking for Thursday’s puzzle instead then click here: NYT Strands Tips and Answers for Thursday, June 18 (Game #837).

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Ismaël Koné suffers horrific leg injury during Canada’s 6-0 World Cup victory

United States men’s national soccer team kicks off World Cup with big win Dan Dakich analyzes the United States men’s national soccer team’s impressive 4-1 World Cup victory over Paraguay. He emphasizes the team’s speed and confidence, attributing them to many players’ experience at higher levels. This strong start puts Team USA in a good

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Iran-linked hackers hacked a California water utility serving millions of people and posted everything they found online.

Iranian hackers accessed two Cal Water systems and leaked 5GB of data Poorly Secured GPS Tool Gave Attackers a Direct Path Inside Cal Water Administrative credentials for seven California districts released in plain text online The Handala threat group, linked to Tehran, claimed to have successfully hacked the California Water Service and released a 5GB

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Drake, Travis Scotts hit producer Tay Keith found dead

Drake, Travis Scotts hit producer Tay Keith found dead Tay Keith, the Grammy-nominated producer behind some of modern hip-hop’s biggest tracks, has died at the age of 29. The Memphis-born producer, real name Brytavious Lakeith Chambers, was found dead Thursday in his Nashville, Tennessee, apartment following a welfare check. Metro Nashville police confirmed his death,

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This tiny AMD PC just ran a massive 397GB AI model that required a server room full of GPUs a year ago.

AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo recently went on sale for $4,000, sparking an interesting debate over how it compares to Nvidia’s slightly more expensive DGX Spark offering. The configuration offered by Ryzen AI Halo has been on the market for a few months now, however, and while most OEMs and enterprise vendors offer the same flavor

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Tesla sucks! Handy vacuum cleaners spotted at some European Tesla Supercharger booths

Tesla-style vacuum cleaner comes to Germany The company aims to make the charging experience premium Air pumps and free Wi-Fi are growing across the network A Tesla owner spotted what is believed to be the first branded vacuum cleaner at one of the company’s Supercharger stands in Germany. The site, located in Pforzheim, Germany, also

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Colin Farrell on inviting Tom Cruise to the screening of Steven Spielberg’s next film

Colin Farrell on inviting Tom Cruise to the screening of Steven Spielberg’s next film Colin Farrell reflects on the moment Tom Cruise personally invited him to a special screening of Steven Spielberg’s new film Disclosure day, and saying yes was an easy decision. Talk to Variety to the Sugar Premiering season 2 at the Hammer

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MIT researchers believe tiny bubbles could solve the growing energy and water crisis facing AI data centers around the world

Tiny bubbles could significantly reduce cooling demands in AI facilities Researchers have adapted nuclear reactor science to modern computing infrastructure Ferveret claims 15% efficiency gains over existing liquid cooling Artificial intelligence is driving rapid expansion of IT infrastructure, raising new concerns about electricity consumption and long-term sustainability. Industry estimates suggest that data centers could account

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