Scientists created a large open database that uses light patterns to help satellites detect plastic in oceans more accurately from space.

A new megahertz laser improves satellite and debris tracking, strengthening orbit predictions and space safety.

A trail of a group of SpaceX's Starlink satellites passing over Uruguay. (Photo by Mariana Suarex/AFP, via Getty Images) WASHINGTON — SpaceX today unveiled an online tool, called Stargaze, for ...

The final, formatted version of the article will be published soon. Understanding how cognitive abilities support mathematical learning across development remains a central question in developmental ...

Motorola’s CES 2026 slate was pretty packed. Aside from the barrage of new PC hardware from sister company Lenovo, the company revealed its first book-style foldable phone and a new smartwatch ...

Abstract: With the growing demand for underwater recognition systems, underwater visual object tracking has recently received wide attention. The visible light scene analysis in a liquid environment ...

Building on a foundation of image understanding artificial intelligence models, the Allen Institute for AI today introduced Molmo 2, a multimodal model family adapted to computer video and multi-image ...

The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS has become one of the most talked-about space visitors of the year. It came from outside our solar system, and its size and path have made some scientists curious. One ...

China launches 156-satellite network to monitor space debris and trafficFreepik China is accelerating its efforts to independently monitor space traffic by launching a second satellite constellation ...