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Forced migration is increasingly driven by lack of water, and games are emerging as a fast way to make that reality legible.
A 40-plus-year gap in major wind tunnels closes with FDRF, reshaping Moon, X-plane, and drone testing.
EIA’s official numbers confirm solar passed coal in April, with a key caveat about rooftop power.
A 6.5-hour ISS spacewalk replaces a 200-pound robotic arm part after a May 27 malfunction.
The 6.5-hour ISS spacewalk swaps a 200-pound robotic arm part after a May 27 malfunction, live.
CERN’s Long Shutdown 3 is a phased handoff, not a replacement, turning ATLAS and CMS into new detectors.
A new MIT-led study asks whether today’s science could have spotted CFC ozone loss decades earlier than 1974.
Science shows a practical way to improve spotting synthetic faces, with ripple effects for trust, compliance, and product risk.
The government wants capability sooner. Here is what that means for funding, timelines, and competitive positioning across the quantum stack.
As heat is destroying underwater seaweed forests across southern Australia, seaweed biobanks are emerging as a preservation strategy.
A $30M, air-launched rescue mission uses robotic arms and ion propulsion to pull Swift back from dying low orbit.
A long-held belief collapses: the difficulty of birth is shared across primates. Here is what that changes for how we model evolution and risk.
