SAN FRANCISCO — The intriguing story of Mars' mysterious dark streaks may have a new twist. The streaks, known as recurring slope lineae (RSL), occur seasonally on steep, relatively warm slopes at ...

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Mars’s dust bowl image may need a makeover. Dark streaks seen forming in summer and fading in winter might be signs of water flowing just beneath the surface. The sudden appearance of streaks on ...

Last fall, Anki — a company mostly known for its connected toy cars — released Cozmo, an AI-powered toy robot that has the personality of WALL-E built inside. The $180 robot was meant to be a new kind ...

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Lexington police arrested two men accused of restraining a woman in a hotel room. The arrest citations for Don Brown and Dwight Ray say the two restrained the victim to stop ...

Dark, finger-like features that appear and extend down some Martian slopes during the warmest months of the year on Mars may show activity of salty water there. They fade in winter, then recur the ...

The incredibly sensitive LUX dark-matter detector, buried under a mile of rock, has come up empty on its 20-month search for dark matter — further narrowing down the possible characteristics of the ...

iOS 26 is out now for iPhone users, and many have been reporting problems with Liquid Glass dark mode icons looking crooked. The system renders these icons with a highlight around the edge, and at the ...

Just in time for a summer holiday, scientists have discovered the solar system's newest beach destination. Too bad there's no way to get there—at least not easily. Researchers report in Nature today ...