New international research hopes to predict a person's chance of success just by looking at genetics. Scientists from the U.S., U.K. and New Zealand tested the genetics of over 20,000 people and then ...

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Two years ago, I met Eugene Goostman, a guinea pig-owning, 13-year-old boy living in Odessa, Ukraine. Now this quirky character – in fact a software chatbot – is making headlines with the claim that ...

New York released its annual test scores this week, and Success Academy, the city's rapidly expanding charter school network, posted remarkable results. Again. Success Academy schools did well in ...

SpaceX attempted the first flight test of its ambitious Starship rocket, and it was a mixed success. While the lift-off went smoothly and most of the Raptor engines performed as expected, the whole ...

Boeing's astronaut taxi remains on track for a December demonstration flight to the International Space Station (ISS) after passing a key safety test earlier this week. On Monday (Nov. 4), the CST-100 ...

NASA said it completed all the objectives of a SLS tanking test Sept. 21 despite seeing hydrogen leaks both early and late in the test. Credit: NASA TV PARIS — NASA said it completed all the ...

"You can't manage what you can't measure," goes the well-known business adage, which is why most successful companies review their performances regularly throughout the year. The same should go for ...

When a critical test of the nation’s ground-based missile defense system went off without a hitch late last month, executives at Tucson-based Raytheon Missile Systems heaved a collective sigh of ...

North Korea claimed on Thursday to have conducted a successful test-firing of a intermediate-range missile – an apparent reference to a missile that the South Korean military said was fired into the ...

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