NASA’s rover Perseverance on Mars found organic material, as in potential signs of life. Samples scooped up will be returned to earth for analysis, but not until about 2033.

Now that the NFL has hit the starter button, fall is unofficially underway. Half the fans in the country are pricing Super Bowl tickets, while the other half wants to fire their head coach or replace their quarterback, and sometimes both.

Wednesday the 7th of September is a big day for iPhone fans and other Apple faithful as leaks about the iPhone 14 reveal some, but not all, of the new hardware and software details.

Sometimes you feel the urge to visit old friends, so NASA will go back to visit its old buddy Man in the Moon this week.

Farmers will tell you only a flood can break a drought. This week, from Arizona through Texas through the Southeast and then the Northeast, droughts will end.

Urban planners struggle to improve neighborhoods that may be more than a century old. If you had a blank slate and nearly unlimited funds, what kind of city would you build?

August means paralysis by analysis for true iPhone fanbois. Do you replace dying equipment today or wait until after the big show in September when Apple displays all their new products, upgrades, and dropped models? Which rumors do you trust? At least you can trust all these juicy newsbits.

Applying sensor fusion with RSL10 and Bosch sensors to run a TinyML model for predictive maintenance of compressor water pumps.