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NASA’s revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope reaches final orbit in space

After traveling hundreds of thousands of miles through space over the last month, NASA’s revolutionary new James Webb Space Telescope performed its last big course correction maneuver this afternoon, putting itself into its final resting place in space. Now, the observatory will live in perpetuity at a distance of roughly 1 million miles from the Earth, giving the vehicle a front-row view of the…
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NewsPhotography

How to Set Up Your New Camera: A Step-by-Step Checklist

Getting a new digital camera is an exciting time for photographers and videographers. A world of possibilities and learning lies ahead as well as doors to new adventures and places to visit. But it’s not always smooth sailing when it comes to using a new camera as a…
NewsPhotography

How to Shoot ‘Space Nebula’ Smoke Photos at Home

During long periods of cloudy weather, it can be really frustrating as an astrophotographer to wait for the sky to clear up. Over the years, I’ve learned how to handle these long downtimes. It’s a good time to look back on your old work and see if you can do something new with old images. Or you could spend your time creating your own space art in the comfort of your home or…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Ceremorphic addresses AI, HPC, and the metaverse with QS 1 chip, lands $50M

Did you miss a session from the Future of Work Summit? Head over to our Future of Work Summit on-demand library to stream. Today, Ceremorphic, a startup, is coming out of stealth mode with $50 million of series A funding along with the announcement of the QS 1 chip, which it claims can address multiple high-performance computing workloads from AI training to metaverse computing. Its…
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MobileNews

Celebrity Q&A app Cameos on Google set to shut down

Designed as a way for celebrities and public figures to answer some of the most asked questions on Search, Cameos on Google is set to shut down in the coming weeks. While the service is fairly unknown and seldom used, you may have seen a “Top questions answered” panel…
MobileNews

Here’s how many 9to5Google readers said the January update fixed their Pixel 6 issues

After issues, bugs, and tons of problems, the January Pixel 6 update at least appears to have fixed things for our readers. Early last week we asked you if you have seen a reduction in device-breaking problems that were facing some Pixel 6 early buyers. There were a number of common problems, but connectivity problems provided the biggest roadblock for many owners. Now, it’s often a loud…
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