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China Achieves First Successful Rocket Landing During Orbital Launch with Long March 10B

China has accomplished a significant milestone in spaceflight technology by successfully landing a Long March 10B rocket during an orbital launch for the first time. The debut flight of the Long March 10B took place on July 10, when the rocket carried a satellite to orbit and returned to Earth

Microsoft Reports 25% Surge in Climate-Warming Emissions Linked to AI Infrastructure

Overview Microsoft disclosed that its climate-warming emissions increased by approximately 25% in 2023, a rise that company officials directly link to the rapid expansion of AI infrastructure. The tech giant's sustainability report indicates that the energy consumption required to power data centers and train large AI models has

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Microsoft's Carbon Emissions Rise 25% as Datacenter Expansion Accelerates

According to Microsoft's 2026 sustainability report, the company's carbon emissions rose 25 percent in 2025, reaching approximately 34 million metric tons without select interventions. This increase comes as the tech giant continues its rapid expansion of datacenter infrastructure to support cloud services and AI operations. The

Euclid Space Telescope Discovers Oldest Known Quasar, Shining with Trillion-Sun Intensity

Discovery of a Cosmic Pioneer Astronomers have identified the oldest and most distant quasar ever seen, using data from the European Space Agency's Euclid space telescope. This extraordinary object dates back to the early universe and shines with the brilliance of approximately one trillion suns. What the Research

Surgeons Remotely Control Humanoid Robots in World-First Live Pig Surgery

A team of researchers has successfully completed what they are calling a world-first demonstration: using humanoid robots controlled by human surgeons to perform an operation on live pigs. The preclinical trial was designed to test whether humanoid robots—machines with body forms similar to humans—could serve as viable platforms

SpaceX Plans Massive Expansion with 100,000 Starlink Satellites

SpaceX is reportedly planning to expand its Starlink satellite internet constellation to as many as 100,000 satellites. The company has already deployed thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit and is seeking to grow its network substantially to meet increasing demand for global broadband connectivity. The ambitious target would

SpaceX Launches First Commercial Nuclear-Powered Satellite

SpaceX has successfully deployed the first commercial nuclear-powered satellite into orbit, representing a notable advancement in satellite technology and power systems. Nuclear power for satellites offers several potential advantages over traditional solar panels. Satellites equipped with nuclear power systems can operate in orbits where solar exposure is limited or inconsistent,