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Jack Dongarra Predicts the Future of Supercomputing

Quantum computing is in its early stages, with current systems being rudimentary and producing probabilistic results rather than precise answers.…

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Will the Dream Chaser Space Plane Finally Reach Orbit?

Sierra Space's Dream Chaser space plane, reminiscent of the Space Shuttle, faces delays in its orbital debut due to ongoing…

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Missing Hiker Found After AI Spots His Helmet a Year Later

AI technology successfully located a missing hiker in Italy’s Cottian Alps by analyzing drone footage and identifying his helmet, a…

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How Fertility Tech is Reshaping Families & Trump’s New Tariffs

A baby born from a 30-year-old frozen embryo set a new record, highlighting advancements in fertility technology and its emotional…

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5 Kids Achieve Undetectable HIV Levels With Antiretroviral Therapy

Early antiretroviral therapy in HIV-positive children can lead to undetectable viral levels, with some maintaining remission for months or years…

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ISS Crew Uncertain of Return Date Amid Trump’s NASA Cutbacks

A new four-person crew, led by Commander Zena Cardman, launched to the ISS aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon, though their return…

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Russia’s Surprising Charm Offensive Toward NASA Explained

Despite US-Russia political tensions, Roscosmos chief Dmitry Bakanov visited NASA facilities, marking the first high-level meeting since 2018 and signaling…

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Jeffrey Epstein’s Secret AI Summit: The Untold Story

The 2002 St. Thomas Common Sense Symposium, funded by Jeffrey Epstein, highlights how his financial influence infiltrated elite AI research…

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Fascinating Science Breakthroughs You Might Have Missed

Archaeologists in Belize discovered the tomb of Te K'ab Chaak, the first ruler of the ancient Maya city of Caracol,…

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AI Fine-Tuning Can Secretly Teach Bad Habits, Study Reveals

AI models can transfer hidden behaviors ("subliminal learning") through seemingly neutral data, even when undesirable traits are filtered out, as…

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NASA Advances Fuel Depots as Air Force Tests New ICBM

NASA is advancing cryogenic fuel storage technology, potentially transforming deep-space mission strategies by reducing reliance on heavy-lift rockets like the…

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Mewgenics: Cat Breeding Roguelike Turns Autism, Dyslexia Into Unique Traits

**Mewgenics** is an upcoming cat-breeding roguelike by Edmund McMillen, exploring genetics through traits like autism and dyslexia, reframing them as…

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Meta & Stanford Unveil Ultra-Thin XR Glasses with Holographic Display

Meta and Stanford researchers have developed ultra-thin XR glasses using holographic display technology and AI algorithms, enabling lifelike 3D visuals…

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Australia’s First Orbital Rocket Fails Shortly After Launch

Australia's ambitious bid to enter the orbital launch club ended abruptly when its first domestically developed rocket suffered multiple engine…

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Roman Concrete’s CO2 Footprint Matches Modern Concrete

Roman concrete, the ancient building material that constructed iconic structures like the Colosseum and Pantheon, has long been praised for…

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$15B NIH Funding Frozen, Then Restored Amid Budget Battle

A $15 billion allocation for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was temporarily frozen this week before being restored, marking…

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Peacock Feathers Can Produce Laser Light Naturally

**Peacock feathers have long fascinated scientists and artists alike with their dazzling colors, but recent research reveals an even more…

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Space: The Next Cybersecurity Frontier

The space industry faces growing cybersecurity risks due to increasing satellite deployments, outdated technology, and global accessibility, threatening critical infrastructure…

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US Space Plane to Test Cutting-Edge Quantum Navigation Tech

The US Space Force's X-37B space plane will launch on August 21 aboard a Falcon 9 rocket to test advanced…

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Smithsonian Air and Space Unveils Milestone and Future Exhibits

The National Air and Space Museum has reopened five renovated galleries, including two spaceflight exhibitions that combine historic artifacts with…

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