Airbus, Leonardo & Thales Join Forces on Project Bromo Satellite Venture 🚀
Airbus, Leonardo and Thales are gearing up to launch Project Bromo, a joint venture targeting affordable low-orbit satellites to rival SpaceX. Deal expected by year-end 🚀
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Quantum Nanowires Could Unmask Low-Mass Dark Matter
Scientists cool superconducting nanowires near absolute zero to hunt low-mass dark matter. Discover how QROCODILE could unmask the universe’s invisible side.
US FTC Probes AI Chatbots Over Kids’ Safety
FTC launches an inquiry into AI chatbots as digital pals for kids, spotlighting privacy and safety risks.
Russia Launches Progress MS-32 Cargo Ship to ISS
Russia’s Progress MS-32 cargo spacecraft reached its planned orbit after launching from Baikonur, paving the way to dock with the ISS and deliver critical supplies.
Chinese Mainland Hits Climate Milestones with Dual Carbon Goals 🌱⚡️
The Chinese mainland reports big wins in climate action, from record renewables growth to 25% of new green areas on its way to dual carbon goals.
Why iPhone 17 Basic Model Is Finally Worth It 🚀
Apple’s iPhone 17 basic model packs a 120Hz display, dual-band positioning, 40W charging, and 256GB base—a solid pick in the $700–$800 segment.
Australia Approves World-First Koala Vaccine Against Chlamydia
Australia approves the world’s first koala vaccine against chlamydia, marking a major win for wildlife conservation and tech-driven animal health.
Global AI Power Demand to Soar, Then Level Off – Report
A new report reveals that AI-driven power demand will surge in the near term thanks to data center growth, then slow down as advanced computing tech and energy efficiency kick in.
Apple Unveils Ultra-Thin iPhone Air, AI Innovations Take a Back Seat
Apple’s iPhone Air debuts as the thinnest iPhone yet at 5.6 mm, with a new processor and 40 h battery life—but major AI breakthroughs stayed on the back burner.
Spaceflight Accelerates Aging in Blood Stem Cells
New study finds spaceflight speeds up aging in blood-forming stem cells, affecting astronaut health and offering insights into human aging on Earth.