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Brain Implants Give A.L.S. Patients the Voice to Speak and Sing

CAROLYN Y. JOHNSON

In one demonstration, a former singer sang a musical scale. Afterward she cried tears of joy.

Brain Implants Give A.L.S. Patients the Voice to Speak and Sing

CAROLYN Y. JOHNSON

In one demonstration, a former singer sang a musical scale. Afterward she cried tears of joy.

How Boca Chica Village became Starbase.

KENNETH CHANG

Here’s the latest.

KENNETH CHANG

Inside Starfactory, where Starships are born.

KENNETH CHANG

How Starship will play a big role in Artemis III.

KENNETH CHANG

Starship Live Updates: SpaceX Tries for Milestone Rocket Landing

THE NEW YORK TIMES

After orbiting Earth, SpaceX’s Starship spacecraft will attempt to land back at the launch facility in Texas. If it is successful, it will mark a major step in SpaceX’s quest to build fully reusable rockets.

SpaceX is betting mechanical arms can ‘catch’ its reusable rockets.

MACK LIEDERMAN

SpaceX Makes History With Successful Rocket Catch in Texas

KENNETH CHANG

The Starship spacecraft returned from orbit to the same spot where it lifted off, marking a key milestone in SpaceX’s vision of building fully reusable rockets.

SpaceX’s Latest Starship Launch Skips Attempt to Catch the Booster

KENNETH CHANG

SpaceX could still try to catch the rocket’s upper stage tomorrow. Progress toward a fully reusable rocket remains mixed.

‘Birdbrain’ Is a Misnomer. Crows Make Decisions Faster Than We Can

TAYLOR MITCHELL BROWN

In a recent experiment, crows could process and respond to visual cues at twice the speed as humans and monkeys.

‘Birdbrain’ Is a Misnomer. Crows Make Decisions Faster Than We Can

TAYLOR MITCHELL BROWN

In a recent experiment, crows could process and respond to visual cues at twice the speed as humans and monkeys.

Scientists might have discovered what makes AI so effective at chess

AI's comfort with complexity could be key to its chess-playing prowess

Why your brain sometimes craves sour tastes

Adding a dash of lemon juice or vinegar has long been known to cooks as a way to enhance a dish, but now scientists are understanding how sourness works in the brain

F.D.A. Rejects Closely Watched Lung Cancer Drug From China

REBECCA ROBBINS

The treatment, called ivonescimab, has become a symbol of China’s rise in drug development.