Artemis II: training, science, and how to send your name around the Moon
Artemis II will test Orion with astronauts, carry your name around the Moon, and open a new stage for NASA and Europe in space exploration.
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X-59: The silent supersonic jet that wants to change the rules of the sky
This is the X-59, NASA's silent supersonic aircraft that seeks to change the rules and cut commercial flight times in half.
The magnetic component of light reinterprets the Faraday effect
The magnetic component of light also influences the Faraday effect. Figures, the LLG method, and applications in optics, spintronics, and quantum technologies.
How Semantic Scholar works and why it's one of the best free paper databases
What is Semantic Scholar, how does it work, and why does it stand out: TLDR, citation metrics, and API. A practical guide to free AI-powered research.
3I/ATLAS, the interstellar visitor that Europe is closely monitoring
3I/ATLAS explained: NASA and ESA data, key dates and visibility in Europe. Safe distance, speed and composition.
Russian humanoid robot Aidol falls on its debut
The Russian humanoid robot Aidol collapses during its presentation in Moscow. Causes, specifications, and reactions that mark the European race.
Speaking languages and aging: multilingualism as a shield
European study of 86.149 people: speaking several languages reduces the risk of accelerated aging. Key data and recommendations.
A mathematical study challenges the idea of a simulated universe
Logical and quantum analysis questions whether we live in a simulation. Key findings of the study and reactions in Europe and Spain.
3I/ATLAS: Complete guide to the third interstellar comet as it passes through the Solar System
Key dates, chemical findings and ESA's role in tracking interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS near its perihelion.
China finalizes the CR450, its fastest train, after record-breaking tests.
The CR450 reaches 453 km/h and is preparing for 600.000 km of testing. With a 400 km/h operating speed, it will be the fastest commercial train in China.
Retinal implants restore reading ability to AMD patients
The PRIMA microchip and AR glasses enable reading in 84% of people with geographic atrophy. Key trial data, safety, and next steps.
The South Atlantic Anomaly expands and weakens the Earth's magnetic field.
ESA confirms that the South Atlantic Anomaly is growing and intensifying, posing risks to satellites and navigation. Swarm data spanning 11 years.