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Deep 'scratches' and craters on Mars tell the tale of a Red Planet ice age

Mars may have had its own version of an Ice Age that reshaped parts of the Red Planet and carved deep “scratches” in its surface that remain visible today. New high-resolution images from the European Space Agency’s (ESA) Mars Express orbiter show ridges, troughs and swirl-like textures that bear a remarkable resemblance to glacial formations on Earth. Spotted in a rugged…
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Google Rolls Out Shopping Features in Gemini Alongside Other Agentic AI Shopping Experiences

Google has begun rolling out shopping features in Gemini along with other AI-powered shopping experiences like conversational shopping in search and agentic AI-backed ‘Let Google Call’ feature. Here’s everything to know about the new updates from Google. Shopping in Search Gets More Conversational With the new update, you can now describe what you want in everyday language…
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Inside Harvey: How a first-year legal associate built one of Silicon Valley’s hottest startups

Legal AI might not sound like the sexiest category in Silicon Valley, but Harvey‘s CEO Winston Weinberg has captured the attention of virtually every top-tier investor in the Valley. The company’s cap table reads like a who’s who of venture capital: the OpenAI Startup Fund (its first institutional investor), Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Elad Gil, Google Ventures, Coatue, and…
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Despite heavy light pollution, this Nikon D780 and Tamron 24-70mm photo captures the Milky Way in astonishing detail

The winners of the 2025 British Photography Awards (BPA) have been announced, and for me, one image stood out from the pack – a shot that seems almost impossible. In fact, the photographer was as surprised as anyone else. The photograph shows the Milky Way, captured in rich detail, despite being taken above the light-soaked seafront of Brighton, UK. The image, Milky Way over the West Pier, by…
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