A 69-day reporting window in NASA’s landing-test timeline
An August 27 flight and a November 4 article mark different events. The timeline separates completed tests, publication dates and planned milestones.
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Can a lander choose a safer spot on its own?
During an August 27 drone flight in California, SPLICE assessed terrain for landing hazards. NASA published its account on November 4.
App Store cancellations: retention offers enter the exit screen
At the cancellation screen, App Store developers can present messages, images or offers. Our analysis examines how clearly subscribers can understand and dismiss them.
Read the M6 MacBook Pro specs alongside Apple's delivery dates
12 CPU cores and 12 GPU cores feature in Apple’s announced 14-inch MacBook Pro. Apple schedules November 6 deliveries; battery-life figures remain company claims.
2023 to 2026: tracking A-81 toward South Georgia
Near South Georgia’s underwater shelf, A-81 slowed after its northward journey, NASA reports. The October 20 image follows the iceberg’s January 2023 separation from Brunt Ice Shelf.
Trace Chiricahua's stone spires back to their volcanic origins
Roughly 27 million years ago, eruptions laid down Chiricahua’s volcanic deposits. NASA explains how subsequent weathering and erosion shaped the park’s spires and canyons.
How does NEO Surveyor's sunshade combine cooling and power?
Solar arrays added to NEO Surveyor’s sunshade will supply power, NASA reports. The structure is also designed to shield and cool its infrared telescope.