How to See Comet Neowise Before It’s Gone

Catch the latest stories on how we move, work, and live. View this email in your browser  |   Manage newsletter subscriptions 08.03.20 How to See Comet Neowise Before It's Gone The comet will make its closest approach to Earth on Thursday before it fades into black. Here's how you can catch a glimpse. A Crispr Calf Is Born. It's Definitely a Boy UC Davis scientists spent years editing a sex-determining gene into bovine embryos using Crispr. In April, Cosmo arrived—and his DNA reveals how far the field has to go. A.I. Helped Uncover Chinese Boats Hiding in North Korean Waters A combination of technologies helped scientists discover a potentially illegal fishing operation involving more than 900 vessels. A Helicopter Ride Over Mars? NASA's About to Give It a Shot "I see it as kind of a Wright brothers moment on another planet," says the project's chief engineer at JPL. 9 Tips to Keep Your Cloud Storage Safe and Secure Make sure that your Dropbox, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive data is protected—while still being easy for you to access. NASA Just Launched Its New Perseverance Rover to Mars The new rover is its biggest, most autonomous yet and may lead us to the first signs of ancient life on the Red Planet. The Big Tech Hearing Proved Congress Isn't Messing Around Partisan antics aside, lawmakers on the antitrust subcommittee dished out some serious, probing questions to the CEOs of Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Apple. SpaceX Brings Astronauts Home Safely in a Historic First That's a wrap on SpaceX's crewed demo mission, which clears the way for the company to regularly launch astronauts for NASA.             This e-mail was sent to you by WIRED. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, wired@newsletters.wired.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions