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NASA Is Launching the Roman Space Telescope Today — And It Could Change What We Know About the Universe
NASA is preparing to launch one of the most ambitious space observatories ever built, sending the Nancy Grace Roman Space…
Researchers have demonstrated a new form of laser internet that preserved more than 98% of data across a 270-meter open-air link despite atmospheric turbulence.
China is building humanoid robots at unprecedented scale, but the machines still struggle with the intelligence, dexterity and reliability needed for real-world work.
Anthropic Gives AI a Physical Body: Claude Can Now Control Robots, Microscopes and Lab Equipment
Anthropic has introduced the Model Hardware Standard, a framework designed to let AI agents safely operate laboratory and manufacturing equipment, including robotic arms, microscopes and quantum-computing hardware.
China has delayed the launch of its ambitious Chang’e-7 lunar mission, postponing a major effort to explore the Moon’s south…
It’s possible that Venus and Earth once simultaneously existed as pleasant worlds hosting mild temperatures and oceans. In new research,…
The now-defunct Mars helicopter Ingenuity flew over and snapped pictures in April 2022 of debris flung onto the Red Planet…
You know you live in the space age when solar storms knock out farmers’ GPS-reliant tractors and a camera in…
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