SpaceX to attempt first-ever catch of Starship booster next month
Musk says the launch tower will try to grab the returning booster, aiming to make history by recovering an entire orbital launch vehicle for the first time.

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Musk says the launch tower will try to grab the returning booster, aiming to make history by recovering an entire orbital launch vehicle for the first time.
The AI assistant's collaboration feature exposed internal company documents to third-party researchers, forcing a halt that every AI-forward company should study.
The retail giant combines Walmart Plus and Sam's Club Plus for less than a Costco Executive membership, betting on 30-minute delivery to win the membership wars.
The UK's top spy says AI is making biological attacks more accessible; Johns Hopkins' Tom Inglesby explains why governments are scrambling and what safeguards could stop it.
A single-zone failure at Google's London data center disrupted court hearings and left millions unable to pay or move money, exposing the fragility of cloud concentration.
The U2 frontman reveals the band's pricing philosophy: affordable front rows, premium prices for the wealthy, as concert costs hit record highs and regulators circle Live Nation.
A new AI tool estimates biological age from a single patient selfie, giving oncologists a fast, non-invasive survival signal - and raising questions about how far facial analysis should go.
The journalist who exposed Theranos says the Oscar-buzzed film is art, not evidence, and the distinction matters for anyone weighing a founder's story.
MIT team traces APOE4's damage to lipid droplets, opening a new drug target beyond amyloid and tau.
New global analysis finds 25% of data centers already face water stress for at least one month a year - and climate change could push that to one-third.
The Series B, co-led by Forerunner and Menlo, signals a shift from solo AI copilots to collaborative agent workforces.
Researcher Quentin Kaiser says Broadcom knew since 2018, but a partial fix left 1.56 million Belgian gateways exposed and likely many more worldwide.