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Inspiration4 mission commander Jared Isaacman speaks into a radio beneath the SpaceX's Dragon Crew Resilience's cupola, with Earth in the background

SpaceX's Inspiration4 mission is all anyone can talk about in this week's science news

By John Loeffler

Roundup SpaceX's historic Inspiration4 mission dominated this week's science news (but it wasn't the only launch this week) and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak jumps into the space game.

Blood samples in different vials

Raspberry Pi-powered blood test kit could help save lives someday

By Hamish Hector

TechRadar Pro

Science Researchers in India have created a cheap, portable blood analysis tool that could save lives in rural areas that lack healthcare systems.

Best smart bags, suitcases, luggage and rucksacks for the future of travel

By Gerald Lynch

In Depth Fly in style with these tech-savvy cases and bags.

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Why 2022 could be a big year for resignations

By Abigail Opiah

TechRadar Pro

EXCLUSIVE The UK and the US will soon welcome a sea of new businesses, our survey finds.

A solar flare that looks like a snake breaks away from the sun and into space

'Internet Apocalypse'? Sure but Inspiration4 is also go for launch in this week's science news

By John Loeffler

Roundup This week's science news was all about space, space flight, and the accelerating impact of climate change on just about everything.

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Uber Eats for Business wants to deliver treats for hybrid workers everywhere

By Mike Moore

TechRadar Pro

Businesses are turning to takeaway treats to lure workers back to the office.

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Bjorn again: Is the Abba Voyage digital concert tech the future of live music?

By Gerald Lynch

Mamma mia, here they go again, as ABBA prepare a new type of digital concert tour.

A Cane Toad Against A Black Backdrop

Cannibal cane toads lead the week's science news, because of course they would

By John Loeffler

Roundup Cannibal cane toads in Australia pretty much shot up this week's science news charts.

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Forget underfloor heating, your home needs underfloor electricity generation

By Hamish Hector

Researchers in Switzerland created a nanogenerator that can produce an electric current by walking on modified wooden flooring.

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More than half of SMBs are rethinking back-to-office plans

By Mike Moore

TechRadar Pro

Many US and UK SMBs have updated their return to the office policies following the Delta variant.