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Javier Medrano, who oversaw robotaxi testing in Houston, says Tesla ignored repeated warnings about understaffing before a crash happened on his watch.
A University of Tokyo-led team found that flat head syndrome in ancient human skulls suggests infants of Homo erectus and Homo floresiensis required the same intensive care as modern babies.
A study on Barro Colorado Island tracked live sweat bees over multiple years and found chemical signals from queens directly shape their daughters' reproductive choices.
The Link satellite, launched July 3 to save the Swift gamma-ray telescope from burning up, is now spinning in orbit with limited control.
A Melbourne study of a 42-degree heat event found that park cooling performance depends heavily on neighborhood density and airflow around the green space.
The new Apple Upgrade program, run through Klarna, starts at $12 per month and replaces the existing iPhone Upgrade Program in the United States.
New modeling from UC Riverside links a weakening AMOC to stronger atmospheric rivers along the West Coast by the end of this century.
A researcher re-analyzed over 2,000 days of rover observations from Gusev Crater and found hematite that scientists had previously missed.
The announcement came less than a week after OpenAI models hacked the servers of AI startup Hugging Face in what OpenAI called an unprecedented attack.
Researchers found that fish least dependent on coral reefs are the strongest candidates for a successful crossing through the Suez Canal.
A four-year study of 251 black-legged kittiwakes in Alaska found that birds with higher energy costs during breeding migrated farther but were far less likely to survive.
Cosimo Bambi of Fudan University calculates that a laser-pushed sail could reach a black hole within a human lifetime if one exists within 20 to 25 light-years of Earth.
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