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Gold on Earth could be result of neutron star collision 4.6 billion years ago

Scientists believe the nearby collision of two neutron stars 4.6 billion years ago could have been the source of some of Earth's heaviest elements, including gold and platinum.
Emerging Tech

Tiny drone uses A.I. to learn from nature’s best pilot, the hummingbird

One of nature's mist skilled and maneuverable fliers is the hummingbird. Now scientists have used machine learning algorithms to study the way these birds fly in order to replicate their abilities in drones.
Emerging Tech

Mars has its own water cycle, explaining why it lost its water over time

Billions of years ago, Mars used to have water on its surface. But over time, this water was lost. Now scientists have created a simulation of how water vapor moves through the atmosphere and which could explain why Mars lost its water.
Emerging Tech

Microalgae could be key to efficient life support system in space

Current life support systems used in space use chemical reactions to create water and oxygen and recycle carbon dioxide. But a new system could use algae to produce oxygen, water, and even food.
Gaming

Tetris 99 Big Block DLC adds offline mode against 98 bots for $10

The Big Block DLC for Tetris 99 is now available at the Nintendo eShop for $10. The add-on includes CPU Battle mode, which allows players to go up against 98 bots, and Marathon mode, which is the traditional version of the puzzler.
Mobile

Apple said to be replacing coral, blue with green, lavender for 2019 iPhone XR

Apple is reportedly replacing the color options of coral and blue with green and lavender for the 2019 iPhone XR. However, further details such as the specific shade of green that will be offered remain unclear.
Gaming

Square Enix says Final Fantasy VII Remake will still feature ‘multiple parts’

Square Enix confirmed that the long-awaited Final Fantasy VII Remake will still be released in multiple parts. It remains unclear what this exactly means, but hopefully it will be explained in further detail at the upcoming E3 2019.
Gaming

Sony’s Days of Play will still happen this year, with a steel gray PlayStation 4

Sony will be bringing back Days of Play this year, despite the absence of the PlayStation at E3 2019. The annual sales event is expected to offer discounts, and will also launch sales for the limited edition, steel gray PlayStation 4.
Smart Home

Google is ending its “Works with Nest” system. Here’s what that means for you

Google is making some big smart home changes. Google is ending its Works with Nest system, and that means a lot of compatibility with Nest devices may not be available for long. Take a look at all the facts you need!
Mobile

Apple reportedly won’t roll out iOS 13 to iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone SE

Apple is rumored to be dropping support for the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPhone SE with the release of iOS 13. If true, owners of the iPhone SE would only have three years on the latest version of the mobile operating system.
Smart Home

Control4 assures customers that its products will still work with Nest

Smart home product maker Control4 is promising its users that its line of products will continue to work with Nest and Google devices through the "Works with Google Assistant" program.
Mobile

Google Play Store feature suggests unused apps to uninstall from Android phones

A new Google Play Store feature informs people that they can free up space by uninstalling unused apps. After tapping on the alert, a list of unused apps on the Android device will be brought up.
Emerging Tech

This soft and flexible leech-inspired robot can climb walls

A robot called the Longitudinally Extensible Continuum-robot inspired by Hirudinea (LEeCH) is made from a shower hose with two suction cups attached and can elongate and bend its body to climb walls, just like a leech.
Cars

Faith in superior abilities of machines is key to accepting self-driving cars

A survey into what affects people's acceptance of self-driving cars has found the biggest factor is whether people believe that a machine can perform the task of driving more effectively than a human could.
Cars

Audi touts fast-charging capability of its oft-hyped (and much delayed) e-tron

While you might have trouble buying one thanks to lithium-ion battery shortage, that's not stopping Audi from promoting the fast charging capabilities of the e-tron. Audi says the e-tron can charge to 80% in as little as a half hour.
Music

Amazon’s unheard-of price cut on Klipsch R5 Neckband earbuds is for today only

For Saturday only, Amazon has reduced the price of the comfortable and great-looking Klipsch R5 by 58%, saving lucky buyers $69. Whether you're buying a gift or upgrading for yourself, don't wait because this deal ends at 11:59 P.M. PST.
Emerging Tech

InSight’s solar panels get a spring cleaning from Martian winds

Winds on Mars might have caused the demise of the Opportunity rover, but they could also extend the life of the InSight mission. Scientists are now studying the way wind can blow dust off solar panels and affect power generation.
Music

Google has 15 million subscribers for its music-streaming services

Google is chasing its competitors in the world of music streaming services, according to subscriber numbers. Google's two paid music services, YouTube Music and Google Play Music, have reportedly passed a total of 15 million subscribers.