Author Archives: Michael Cooney

Apple Working to Generate as Much Clean Energy as It Takes to Build Every iPhone

Apple’s latest step in moving towards renewable electricity is attempting to offset the energy used to make every iPhone with renewables. The full announcement explains the company is working with Foxconn in order to build…

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New, Affordable Sensor Technologies Making Automobiles Safer

Enhanced Safety Features & Avoiding Collisions The use of sensors in all types of products is dramatically increasing. In the automobile industry, sensor technologies are not only improving the safety of cars but enabling the…

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NASA Releases a New Series of Hubble Images Showing Jupiter In 4K

Images released on the website of NASA’s Goddard Spaceflight Center reveal never before seen details of Jupiter in 4K thanks to the Hubble Space Telescope. The new images are in ultra high-definition, allowing scientists to see…

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US Navy Diversifying Cyber Systems to Hamper Hackers

Diversifying cyber systems is an idea whose time has come. With increasingly sophisticated hacking occurring every day, is it out of the realm of possibility to imagine that a US nuclear ICBM could be launched…

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Upwards of 68,000 Medical Systems are Accessible Online For Hackers to Attack

Security researchers discovered an alarming finding when investigating a “large, unnamed US health group” recently, concluding that at least 68,000 medical systems — like MRI scanners and infusion systems — are accessible online for hackers…

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Here are Some of the First Images of Samsung’s New R&D Headquarters

Samsung has officially opened the doors to its new 1.1 million-square-foot R&D headquarters in San Jose. The massive 10-story building will house 2,000 employees, and was designed by renowned architecture firm NBBJ. Samsung says the…

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NASA Assembling Orion Crew Module in Preparation for Exploration Mission 1 (EM-1)

In Greek mythology, Orion was a giant Boeotian hunter in pursuit of the Pleiades who was slain by Artemis and placed in the sky as a constellation. While the origin of the Orion spacecraft might…

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Justice Department Awards $23.2 Million to Police Departments to Implement Body Cameras

The Justice Department has awarded $23.2 million to police departments across the country, of which $19.3 million will go toward purchasing cameras, $2 million will be reserved for training and tech assistance, and $1.9 million…

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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Takes Over Forgotten Launch Pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida

Private space company Blue Origin, owned by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, finally has its own launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida. Blue Origin’s new facility, Launch Complex 36, hasn’t been used in approximately 10 years, but…

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Here are the First Images of the Interior of SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Capsule

We now have our first images and a virtual tour video of the interior of SpaceX’s astronaut-carrying spacecraft. The images provide us with an idea of what the Crew Dragon capsule will look like when…

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Author Archives: Michael Cooney

Apple Working to Generate as Much Clean Energy as It Takes to Build Every iPhone

New, Affordable Sensor Technologies Making Automobiles Safer

NASA Releases a New Series of Hubble Images Showing Jupiter In 4K

US Navy Diversifying Cyber Systems to Hamper Hackers

Upwards of 68,000 Medical Systems are Accessible Online For Hackers to Attack

Here are Some of the First Images of Samsung’s New R&D Headquarters

NASA Assembling Orion Crew Module in Preparation for Exploration Mission 1 (EM-1)

Justice Department Awards $23.2 Million to Police Departments to Implement Body Cameras

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Takes Over Forgotten Launch Pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida

Here are the First Images of the Interior of SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Capsule

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