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At a Colorado cold lab, scientists race to better understand hail in a warming world.

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Wall Street equity analysts work in sector silos, and when you add up their forecasts, the numbers are internally inconsistent. Subscribe for daily updates.

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As of September 2026 AMD has a market cap of $1.004 Trillion USD. This makes AMD the world's 16th most valuable company according to our data.

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Building a reasoning layer for AI. We explain why, prove our conclusions, and admit when we don't know.

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NASA's PRIMA mission will use spare parts from Webb to do major science at a lower cost.

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Plus: hackers claim they've stolen data on almost all FBI employees.

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1,000,000 screws. $1 each. Your name on one of them. Forever.

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The first in a new class of space telescopes is on track to reach the launch pad in the early 2030s, NASA announced this week. The PRIMA mission will be the first of NASA's Probe Explorers, a new line of observatories intended to do more science for less money. The agency's space telescopes typically fall into lower-cost "Explorer-class" missions, with cost caps in the range of a few hundred million dollars, or flagship observatories like the recently launched Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which came with a price tag of some $4.3 billion. With the Probe Explorers, NASA officials seek to find a better balance between the smaller Explorer missions and multibillion-dollar flagships. NASA has studied potential Probe Explorer mission concepts for several years after an independent panel of scientists recommended the new mission category. But it wasn't clear until recently whether NASA's science budget, which is under pressure from the Trump administration , would be sufficient to actually start developing one. Read full article Comments

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