It’s no secret that technology is changing the way we live and work. From the way we commute to the way we shop, there’s never been a better time to be on the lookout for the latest science and technology news. In this blog post, we’ve compiled some of the latest and greatest science and technology news stories to help you stay up-to-date on the latest developments. From AI to blockchain, read on to stay informed about all the latest updates!
Top 5 Science And Technology News Stories For The Week Ending January 9th
1. NASA’s Juno mission has successfully entered into orbit around Jupiter after a five-year journey.
2. Google is reportedly working on a new artificial intelligence project that will help smartphones understand and respond to human conversations.
3. A study has found that Screen time isn’t as effective in reducing children’s behavioural problems as previously thought.
4. SpaceX hassuccessfully launched its Falcon Heavy rocket, becoming the most powerful launch vehicle in operation.
5. Scientists have developed a new way of screening for cancer using saliva samples
Top 5 Science And Technology News Stories For The Week Ending January 16th
1. Scientists have developed a way to manipulate the climate using lasers
2. Facebook announces new algorithm that will surface posts from friends and family first
3. SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy rocket with Tesla Roadster, Starman and dummy payloads
4. Google unveils Duplex AI Assistant that can call businesses on your behalf
5. Researchers create mind-controlled robot using EEG
Top 5 Science And Technology News Stories For The Week Ending January 23rd
1. NASA’s Juno Mission Captures Jupiter’s Great Red Spot
2. SpaceX Launches First recycled Falcon 9 rocket
3. Google Announces New Camera, ARCore
4. NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Prepares for Its First Flight
5. Tesla Model 3 Gets Full Self-Driving Features
Top 5 Science And Technology News Stories For The Week Ending January 30th
1. NASA releases stunning new images of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot
NASA has released stunning new images of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, which reveals that the iconic feature may be shrinking. The images were taken using the long-range camera on NASA’s Juno spacecraft during its fifth close flyby of the giant planet on January 24th. The data gathered from this pass provides scientists with their most detailed view yet of the swirling storm in the atmosphere.
2. SpaceX launches Falcon Heavy for first time
SpaceX successfully launched its Falcon Heavy rocket for the first time on January 27th, marking a major milestone in the company’s efforts to bring affordable space transportation to everyday people. The massive vehicle is composed of three separate Falcon 9 rockets and is capable of carrying more than twice as much payload into orbit as any other rocket currently available.
3. Japan declares end to months-long Autonomous Vehicle DevelopmentTesting Phase
Japan has announced that it has completed its months-long Autonomous Vehicle Development Testing Phase, signifying the country’s commitment to becoming a global leader in this field. The testing phase included tests of vehicle handling and navigation in a range of conditions including snow and rain, as well as day and night driving.
4. FDA approves first gene therapy for inherited blindness
The FDA has approved the first gene therapy for inherited blindness, marking a major step forward in our understanding of how these treatments work and encouraging further clinical trials in hopes of finding cures for this debilitating condition
