Science

Jupiter-Sized Planet Survives Its Star’s Death

The James Webb Space Telescope observed WD 1856 b, a Jupiter-sized planet that survived the death of its Sun-like star…

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Study links RFK Jr.’s measles vaccine change to toxic risk for US toddlers

Kennedy-appointed advisors voted to remove federal backing for the MMRV vaccine without fresh evidence or transparent rationale, leading insurers to…

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NASA Pushes Private Space Stations to Deliver More

NASA released a draft Request for Proposals for privately operated space stations, driven by the planned 2030 retirement of the…

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Wally Funk, last Mercury 13 member and oldest woman in space, dies at 87

Wally Funk, the pioneering pilot and final surviving member of the Mercury 13, died at age 87 on July 10,…

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Rocket Report: Transporter availability sparks panic; Isar picks Canada launch site

Two major Asian rocket debuts are expected this week: China's reusable Long March 10B on Friday, and India's private Skyroot…

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Anthropic Uncovers Hidden ‘Workspace’ Inside Claude

Anthropic developed a "Jacobian lens" tool that reads Claude's hidden "J-space" region, revealing unspoken concepts the model reasons with but…

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Einstein’s Theory Gets Its Most Precise Test From Orbiting Sphere

Scientists achieved the most precise measurement yet of frame dragging (the Lense-Thirring effect) around Earth, reducing uncertainty to just 0.2…

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Oatomic Secures $300M to Build Practical 20K-Qubit Quantum Computer

Oratomic raised a $300 million Series A round, co-led by major venture firms, to build a 20,000-qubit quantum computer by…

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Surgeons Control Humanoid Robots in World-First Pig Surgery

In a world-first experiment, humanoid robots successfully removed gallbladders from live pigs, with skilled human surgeons remotely controlling their movements…

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Humanoid robots perform first organ removal on live animals

For the first time in medical history, humanoid robots teleoperated by surgeons successfully removed a gallbladder from a live pig…

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NASA Funds Hardware for ‘Skyfall’ Mars Helicopter Mission

NASA awarded a $13 million subcontract to Firefly Aerospace to build the aeroshell for the nuclear-powered Skyfall spacecraft, which is…

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£35bn plan to build 14 mini nuclear reactors across the UK

A Polish billionaire, Michał Sołowow, has proposed a £35bn plan to build 14 small modular nuclear reactors across three UK…

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Startup 3D-Prints Kidney and Liver Tissue in Space

Auxilium Biotechnologies successfully bioprinted kidney and liver tissue aboard the ISS, marking a first for both tissue types in orbit,…

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Europe’s Air-Conditioning Revolution Is Coming

The International Energy Agency projects that two-thirds of households worldwide could own an air conditioner by 2050, as global temperatures…

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City Labs Debuts First Commercial Nuclear Satellite

City Labs has launched BOHR, the first commercial nuclear-powered satellite, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9, using a tritium-based "betavoltaic" battery…

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Miami’s City Labs achieves first commercial nuclear power in space

City Labs launched the BOHR satellite, described as the world's first commercial nuclear-powered satellite and nuclear CubeSat, into orbit on…

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Ocean Rift Zone Experienced Sudden Burst of Spreading

A French research team achieved a breakthrough in 2024 by remotely capturing a major tectonic event along the Australian-Antarctic plate…

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Inside the global race to control computer chips

Semiconductors are invisible yet essential components found in everyday objects like thermostats, smartphones, and cars, and they have become a…

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Tick-Linked Meat Allergy May Be More Common Than Thought

A new study found that up to 30% of people in certain U.S. areas have antibodies for alpha-gal syndrome, a…

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Romania launches first private ESA mission with CyberCUBE

On July 7, a Falcon 9 rocket launched the CyberCUBE satellite from California; it is the first European Space Agency…

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