Musk’s rocket blows up again
Another victory for private enterprise and gravity
Elon [look at me] Musk’s SpaceX made a second attempt to launch Starship, the most powerful rocket ever constructed by a private enterprise, only to see it blow up again.
Oil company moves into lithium mining
ExxonMobil sees the writing on the wall
In what might be a sign of the future, ExxonMobil is venturing into lithium production, and shelling out a pile of dosh to open a mine in southern Arkansas.
Washington DC helps Apple and stalkers
You need an iPhone to defend against car thieves
Washington D.C. plans to give residents Apple AirTags to help officers track down stolen vehicles.
Car manufacturers admit EVs plans are already failing
Perhaps trying to make them too expensive might be the cause
Car manufacturers are coming clean that their plans to replace petrol cars are failing – at least for now.
General Motor’s autonomous vehicle banned in California
Risk to public safety
California's auto regulator has suspended General Motors' Cruise autonomous vehicle deployment and driverless testing permits, saying it had misrepresented information related to the safety of the autonomous technology.