NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Telescope Is About to Tell Us a Lot More About the Universe - CNET
CNETby Joe Hindy11 Jun 2026
After nearly a decade in development, NASA’s much-anticipated big telescope officially launched into space on Sunday.
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top 25%NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Telescope Is About to Start Its Cosmic Survey - CNET
CNETby Joe Hindy11 Jun 2026
After nearly a decade in development, NASA’s next big telescope is almost ready to travel into space. The agency has set Sunday as the launch date for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.
Bananas could vanish from US school meals. Here’s why
Environment | The Guardianby Lela Nargi11 Jun 2026
School nutrition workers and advocates have “lots of concerns about bananas”, said Erin Ogden, policy associate for federal child nutrition programs at the Center for Science in the Public Interest...
People's Picks ISP Winners: Is Your Internet Service Provider a Flop or Favorite? - CNET
CNETby Dashia Milden11 Jun 2026
The internet service provider you choose hinges on a lot. We rely on the internet for many daily tasks, streaming, shopping, work and social media.
This Summer on Narratively: Stories from the Ground Up
Narrativelyby Narratively11 Jun 2026
We’re so excited about our latest project: a collection of true, deeply human stories about the moments and memories that unfold in the outdoor spaces we tend, share, and live alongside.
Venetian Bridge Brawls in 17th and 18th Century Art
Public Domain Reviewby Thea Applebaum Licht11 Jun 2026
Before crowds jostled for biennale parties and gondola rides, Venice’s waterways witnessed scenes of an even more violent kind — “La Serenissima” this was not.
How to make the case for giving your AI Agent system access
The Intercom Blogby Dawn Perrott11 Jun 2026
Without access to your backend systems, your AI Agent can answer questions, but it can’t take action.
No One Knows How to Handle Nurdle Spills - bioGraphic
bioGraphicby bioGraphic11 Jun 2026
The sand is littered with what look like tiny gleaming pearls. It’s June 2025, and A.P. Aswin, an environmental scientist at the University of Kerala in southern India, is hunched over a square...
Interview with Oleksandr Matsiuk, founder of RiseGuide • Ness Labs
Ness Labsby Editorial Team11 Jun 2026
Welcome to this edition of our Tools for Thought series, where we learn from founders on a mission to help us think and live better.
471: This AI worm just rewrote its own rules
Smashing Securityby Graham Cluley10 Jun 2026
Researchers at the University of Toronto have built a worm that thinks for itself. Using free off-the-shelf AI models it works out how to break into each new computer it encounters, and hijacks the...
Che Guevara: Life Before Becoming Che and a Marxist Revolutionary | History is Now
History in 28-minutesby History Is Now Magazine10 Jun 2026
In the first of three articles we will focus on the life of one of South America’s most famous historical personalities, Ernesto Guevara, who later became more widely known as the Marxist...
7 Types of Car Insurance: Which Ones Do You Really Need?
MoneyNingby Thursday Bram10 Jun 2026
The cost of even a small repair makes car insurance nice to have. When we start adding in the medical expenses that can go with a car accident, insurance becomes downright necessary.
Bus Palladium Paris: Studio KO Turns a Legendary Pigalle Nightclub into a Five-Star Hotel
Yatzer | Live Beautifully. Explore Endlessly.by Eric David10 Jun 2026
6 Pierre Fontaine, Paris, France Location On 30 September 1965, a twenty-two-year-old dancer named James Arch lit a red neon sign on the white façade of a tired, two-storey dance hall at 6 rue...
A Game That Outlasted the Day (7)
Chess Newsby ChessBase10 Jun 2026
When does a chess game stop being a chess game? Longest games, repeated positions, and why records demand more than move counts The idea of the “longest chess game” sounds simple and seductive...
DiffusionGemma: 4x faster text generation
DeepMindby Brendan O'Donoghue; Sebastian Flennerhag10 Jun 2026
DiffusionGemma: 4x faster text generation Today, we’re introducing DiffusionGemma, an experimental open model that explores text diffusion, an exceptionally fast approach to text generation.
Genevieve Stebbins’ *Delsarte System of Dramatic Expression* (1886)
Public Domain Reviewby Mathilde Montpetit10 Jun 2026
“This is an age of formulations”, the actress Genevieve Stebbins declared in 1886. Auguste Comte had formulated positivism in science, Henry Thomas Buckle had done the same for history, and Herbert...
Graviton5’s improved design increases speed and energy efficiency — beyond Moore’s law
Amazon Science Homepageby Ali Saidi10 Jun 2026
AWS Graviton processors have improved steadily across generations, with each iteration delivering advances in computational performance, price performance, energy efficiency, and memory capacity.
EC2’s formally verified “isolation engine” provides mathematical assurance of virtual-machine isolation
Amazon Science Homepageby Dominic Mulligan; Nathan Chong10 Jun 2026
Today we announced the general availability of the new M9g and M9gd instances of Amazon Web Services’ (AWS’s) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), the first instance types powered by Graviton5, the latest...
What happened to just wearing a band T-shirt? The new rules of concert dressing
Fashion | The Guardianby Charlotte Gornall10 Jun 2026
Over the past few years, dressing to see your favourite artists live has moved on from just throwing on a band tee and calling it a day.
Google DeepMind and partners announce multi-agent safety research funding call.
DeepMindby Google DeepMind; Schmidt Sciences; The Cooperative Ai Foundation; ARIA; Google org10 Jun 2026
Scaling AI Safety Research for a Multi-Agent World For the past decade, we’ve focused on making individual AI models more capable, helpful and safe.