Science

AI Startup Identifies Promising Drug Candidates

A new startup, 10x Science, is tackling a major bottleneck in AI-driven drug discovery: the slow, expert-dependent process of characterizing…

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NASA’s Moon Mission Spacesuits: Are They Ready?

Following the successful Artemis II mission, NASA's next critical step is landing astronauts on the Moon, which depends on the…

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AES 128 Encryption Remains Secure Post-Quantum

AES 128 encryption remains secure against quantum computers, as emphasized by cryptography engineer Filippo Valsorda, and is not obsolete. The…

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ISS Astronauts Upgrade to New Laptops

NASA has begun a significant technology upgrade for the International Space Station, starting with replacing network servers and activating new,…

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Pentagon cancels troubled military space program

The Pentagon has formally terminated the 16-year, multibillion-dollar Next-Generation Operational Control System (OCX) program for GPS, citing insurmountable delays, cost…

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Vegan Cheese Breakthrough: Microbreweries Hold the Key

AuX Labs has developed a method to produce animal-free casein, the key protein for cheese texture, through fermentation, aiming to…

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Space Force Considers Vulcan Rocket Without Boosters

The U.S. Space Force is exploring a workaround to resume Vulcan Centaur launches by prioritizing missions that do not require…

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OrangeQS Raises €15M to Integrate Hardware Makers

OrangeQS, a Dutch startup specializing in quantum chip testing, has raised a €15 million seed round, including a €3 million…

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Claude AI Z80 Assembly Programming Guide

A developer successfully guided Claude AI to create a playable Wordle game for a Z80-based TEC-1G computer, despite the AI's…

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TF2 Bug: One Line of Code Broke a Key Feature

A bug introduced in a 2018 update for Team Fortress 2 disabled a key gameplay feature, persisting for years as…

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F1 Hybrid System Changes Aim to Improve Racing

A new energy deployment limit for the 2026 hybrid power units will be introduced at the Miami Grand Prix, reducing…

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Robot Sets Half-Marathon Record, Outpaces Human Runners

A humanoid robot developed by Honor set a new half-marathon world record in Beijing, completing the 13-mile course autonomously in…

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FAA Investigates Blue Origin New Glenn Launch Mishap

The FAA has grounded Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket pending an investigation into an upper-stage anomaly, disrupting its planned launch…

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Meet Bruce: The Parrot That Jousts With Its Beak

Bruce, a kea parrot with a missing upper beak, has become the alpha male in his group, challenging the scientific…

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Blue Origin rocket reuse success offset by upper stage failure

Blue Origin's third New Glenn launch successfully demonstrated the first reuse of an orbital-class booster, a key step for operational…

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New Glenn’s third launch places satellite in incorrect orbit

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket successfully re-flew its booster but failed its primary mission, as an upper stage underperformance left…

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Humanoid Robot Shatters Half-Marathon World Record in Beijing

A humanoid robot named Lightning, developed by Honor, has broken the world record for a half-marathon, completing it in 50…

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Inside a Day at America’s Most Powerful Laser Lab

The Texas Petawatt laser, a recently closed, high-power facility at the University of Texas at Austin, was a key national…

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Fusion Energy Funding Boom Shows Early Cracks

The fusion energy sector is experiencing a strategic split, with record funding ($1.6B in the past year) contrasting with sharp…

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AI learns from videos of everyday tasks like folding laundry

Tech companies are using video footage of domestic chores, recorded by gig workers, to train AI systems for robotics, aiming…

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