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SpaceX Fram2 Mission Completes Historic First Polar Orbit for Private Astronauts

First Humans to Circle Earth Over Both Poles In April 2025, SpaceX's Fram2 mission achieved a historic milestone in spaceflight history. Four private astronauts successfully completed a true polar orbit around Earth, becoming the first humans to fly directly over both the North and South poles. A Route

AI Sleep Monitoring Reaches New Accuracy Without Brain Sensors

The Challenge with Traditional Sleep Monitoring Conventional sleep studies, known as polysomnography, typically require participants to wear electrodes attached to their scalp to measure brain activity via electroencephalography (EEG). While effective, this setup can be uncomfortable and may itself disrupt natural sleep patterns, potentially affecting the accuracy of the results.

US Heatwave Highlights AI Data Centre Energy Concerns

The Intersection of Extreme Weather and AI Infrastructure Recent extreme heat across parts of the United States has sparked renewed discussion about the energy appetite of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Data centres that power AI systems require substantial electricity not only for computation but also for cooling systems to maintain optimal

Scientists Discover Remnants of Earth's Primordial Magma Ocean in Indian Ocean Volcano

A young volcano in the Indian Ocean is providing scientists with a rare window into Earth's distant past. Researchers have discovered traces of primordial magma—remnants from when our planet was entirely covered by a global magma ocean that later cooled and crystallized. The discovery comes from analyzing

Space Force Completes First Tactical Intercept with 'Victus Haze' Mission

The U.S. Space Force has achieved a significant milestone with the completion of its first tactical intercept of an orbital target during the groundbreaking "Victus Haze" mission. The mission involved two satellites operated by private companies, with one spacecraft successfully intercepting the other in orbit. This exercise

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Anthropic Launches Claude Science AI Workbench, Announces Plans to Develop Its Own Drugs

Anthropic has introduced Claude Science, a new AI workbench tailored for scientific research, at the "The Briefing: AI for Science" event. The platform aims to streamline scientific workflows by consolidating fragmented tools and datasets into a unified environment, while also generating figures and visualizations for researchers. The company

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Science Highlights: Gene Therapy Breakthrough, Bleeding Spray, Stroke Research, Dark Matter Clues, and More

FDA Approves First Gene Therapy for Pediatric Sickle Cell Disease The FDA has approved the first gene therapy technology designed to treat children with sickle cell disease, marking a significant advancement in pediatric hematology care. Read more: FDA Approves First Gene Therapy Technology to Treat Children With Sickle Cell Disease