Science

Navigating the Shift to Quantum-Safe Cryptography

The research analyzes the transition to quantum-safe cryptography as a socio-technical process, using a Dutch case study to map the…

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2026’s Most Anticipated Space Launches and Landings

2026 is poised to be a landmark year for space exploration, driven by collaboration between NASA, international partners, and private…

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Commonwealth Fusion Installs Reactor Magnet, Secures Nvidia Deal

Commonwealth Fusion Systems has installed the first of eighteen powerful magnets for its Sparc reactor, a critical step toward starting…

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US Army Tests 20,000-Watt Laser to Destroy Drones

The U.S. Army is testing a second-generation, vehicle-mounted LOCUST laser weapon system, a 20,000-watt-class laser designed to counter drone swarms…

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Margaret Atwood on the Urge to Doomscroll

Margaret Atwood has released a candid new memoir, "Book of Lives," chronicling her life from childhood to literary fame and…

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The Vivoo FlowPad: An At-Home Hormone Test in Your Menstrual Pad

The Vivoo FlowPad is an innovative menstrual pad that doubles as an at-home hormone test, measuring follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels…

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Court Blocks Research Funding Cuts, Upholds Congress

A federal court has blocked a policy that would have imposed a uniform, severe cap on indirect cost reimbursements for…

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Private Equity Deal Signals Decline of U.S. Legacy Rockets

Rocketdyne was a dominant force in American rocketry, powering historic missions like the Saturn V and Space Shuttle for decades.…

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ESA Server Breach Confirmed: Data Security Alert

The European Space Agency (ESA) is investigating a security breach of external servers, which appears limited to unclassified scientific collaboration…

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NASA’s Science Budget Avoids Drastic Cuts

Congress approved a final NASA science budget for FY 2026 with only a 1% cut, rejecting a proposed 50% reduction…

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9,500-Year-Old Cremation Found in Africa

Archaeologists in Malawi have discovered Africa's oldest known cremation pyre, dating back about 9,500 years, challenging previous assumptions about early…

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Inside the $400 Million Machine: A Closer Look

A $400 million EUV lithography machine from ASML is critical for producing advanced computer chips, which power modern AI and…

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US Rocket Power Rankings: Major Shifts at the Top and Bottom

SpaceX maintained its industry dominance in 2025 with an unprecedented launch cadence, completing 165 missions and delivering over one million…

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IndyCar 2028: The Future of Hybrid Racing

IndyCar's primary focus for its 2028 season is developing a more advanced second-generation hybrid Energy Recovery System (ERS), which will…

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The Hidden Dangers of Seemingly Harmless Habits

Social media influencers promote curated, unattainable lifestyles, fostering unrealistic expectations and causing psychological harm like anxiety and depression for audiences.…

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Why True Agentic AI Is Still Years Away

Current AI agents are limited automations, not the sophisticated, goal-oriented systems needed to transform enterprise workflows, falling short of true…

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Anthrax Mystery: 18-Year-Old Welder Nearly Dies in 9th Case

A previously healthy 18-year-old welder nearly died from a severe respiratory infection in 2024, marking the ninth known case of…

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Saturn-Sized Planet Found in Rare “Einstein Desert”

Astronomers discovered a Saturn-sized rogue planet using microlensing, marking the first detection within the theoretical "Einstein desert" where such planets…

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Russian Space Station Leak Finally Sealed After 5 Years

A persistent air leak in the ISS's Russian PrK module, which had escalated to a high-risk level in 2024, has…

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Why D-Bus Needs a Major Overhaul on Linux

D-Bus has been a foundational IPC system for the Linux desktop for nearly two decades, but critics argue it is…

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