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What to know about the NASA-funded commercial Moon fleet
The year 2024 promises to be a busy one for American Moon landings, all under a new partnership between NASA and the space industry. The approach is completely different from that used during the Apollo era, when NASA dictated its industrial contracts down to the last bolt.
Commercial spaceship set for lunar touchdown, in test for US industry
A company from Texas is poised to attempt a feat that until now has only been accomplished by a handful of national space agencies, but could soon become commonplace for the private sector: landing on the Moon.
Musk says patient moves cursor with brain implant
Elon Musk says the first human patient with a brain implant from his Neuralink startup is able to move a computer mouse with thought. The patient is able to "move the mouse around the screen just by thinking," Musk said.
Russia, Venezuela to boost cooperation in energy, including nuclear
Anti-American allies Russia and Venezuela vowed to boost cooperation in oil and gas production and the "peaceful use of nuclear energy" at a meeting of foreign ministers in Caracas Tuesday.
Dumi Mkokstad builds parents a stunning mansion in KZN, picture wows celebs and fans
Dumi Mkokstad finished building a house for his mother and father. He shared the picture on his social media pages and celebrities and fans congratulated him.
Adorable toddler's eyes captivate social media users in a TikTok video, peeps in awe
A TikTok video shows a mother sitting in her closet with her son as he helps her with her hair. Her toddler's eyes captivated many online users, leaving them in awe.
Boyfriend's TikTok video of ripping off cheating girlfriend's locs sparks controversy
A TikTok video shows a man forcefully removing locs extensions of his cheating girlfriend. It sparked a debate online about relationship dynamics and boundaries.
Capital One's takeover of Discover reshuffles US credit card sector
Capital One's proposed merger with the US credit card specialist Discover has reshuffled the deck in a fast-growing sector in the United States, where cash is gradually disappearing from the landscape.
Directors should 'control' tech, not fear it: Scorsese
US cinema legend Martin Scorsese said Tuesday directors should harness technology to serve their "voice" rather than fearing it will kill their industry. Scorsese said with entertainment technology now changing "so exhaustively and rapidly", "the only thing they (filmmakers) could really hold onto is the individual voice".
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