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The slides could continue. The post California’s Daunting Plan to Clean Up the Big Sur Landslide—and Stop the Next One appeared first on WIRED.

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Jupiter’s atmosphere defies all scientific expectations. The post Jupiter’s Super-Weird Atmosphere Is Astonishing Scientists appeared first on WIRED.

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A group of security researchers present the most systematic analysis yet showing Russian hackers mix fakes in with their hacked revelations. The post Russian Hackers Are Using ‘Tainted’ Leaks To Sow Disinformation appeared first on WIRED.

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To give kids an equal shot at the American Dream, they need access to the internet. This nonprofit thinks that’s not a partisan issue. The post No Matter What Washington Does, One Nonprofit Is Closing the Digital Divide appeared first on WIRED.

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Winning the first two games in its best-of-three match against Chinese Go grandmaster Ke Jie, AlphaGo reaffirms the rise of artificial intelligence. The post Google’s AlphaGo Continues Dominance With Second Win in China appeared first on WIRED.

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Rocket Lab’s Electron is set to become the first launcher made for, and for sale to, small satellite startups. The post This New Goldilocks Rocket Is Juuust Right for Small Satellites appeared first on WIRED.

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Indiana University students Christian Perry and Noah Maxwell produce The Christian and Noah Show on YouTube.

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Tesla saw a worker injury rate that is 31% higher than the average, a new study finds.

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Marsha Blackburn is proposing to bring back privacy rules for broadband providers she just helped gut—and also apply them to Google and Facebook. The post Telco-Backed Politician Wants to Restore Privacy Rules She Helped Kill appeared first on WIRED.

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Social media apps give a way to share photos and ideas with the world but they could cause sleep deprivation and emotional turmoil.

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