Rare 60,000-Year Comet to Light Up October Night Skies
A rare comet with a 60,000-year orbit, Comet C/2023 A3, is set to grace the October night skies, offering stargazers a once-in-a-lifetime viewing opportunity.
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Beijing Expands Low-Altitude Flights for Rescue and Delivery Services
Beijing is expanding low-altitude flights for rescue and delivery services, aiming to boost the industry to 100 billion yuan ($14.2 billion) by 2027.
Severe Solar Storm Predicted to Hit Earth Thursday Morning
U.S. forecasters warn of a severe solar storm expected to strike Earth on Thursday morning, potentially causing auroras as far south as Alabama and affecting satellites and power grids.
Severe Solar Storm Expected to Hit Earth on Thursday
A severe solar storm is expected to strike Earth on Thursday, potentially causing auroras as far south as Alabama and affecting satellites and power grids, according to U.S. forecasters.
U.S. Considers Breaking Up Google After Landmark Monopoly Ruling
The U.S. Justice Department may request Google to divest key businesses like Chrome and Android after a judge found the tech giant maintains an illegal monopoly in online search.
2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Awarded to Pioneers in Protein Research
David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John Jumper win the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for groundbreaking protein research, advancing understanding and design of life’s fundamental molecules.
Pioneers in Protein Research Awarded 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
David Baker, Demis Hassabis, and John Jumper have been awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their groundbreaking work in protein design and prediction, advancing our understanding of life’s building blocks.
X Resumes Service in Brazil After Complying with Court Orders
X, owned by Elon Musk, has resumed operations in Brazil after complying with Supreme Court orders it previously resisted. The company reversed course by meeting the court’s demands, allowing service to resume.
X Resumes Service in Brazil After Meeting Court Demands
X resumes operations in Brazil after complying with court demands, marking a significant shift in Elon Musk’s stance and highlighting challenges for global social media platforms.
Nobel Laureate John Hopfield Warns of Unchecked AI Advancements
Nobel laureate John Hopfield warns of the dangers of unchecked AI development, highlighting the need for understanding and regulation to prevent potential catastrophes from advanced technologies.
Off-Grid Solar Lights the Way: World Bank Report Highlights Path to Global Electrification
A World Bank report highlights off-grid solar as the key solution to bridge the global electricity gap, aiming to provide clean energy access to 400 million people worldwide.
World Bank Report Highlights Off-Grid Solar as Key to Bridging Global Electricity Gap
Off-grid solar solutions are identified as the most effective way to bridge the global electricity gap, according to a new World Bank report released in Nairobi.
Adobe Announces Free App to Empower Creators Amid AI Boom
Adobe announces a free app launching next year to help creators gain attribution for their work used in AI systems, empowering them to maintain control and recognition in the digital age.
SpaceX Schedules Fifth Starship Test Flight for Sunday, Aiming for Reusability Milestone
SpaceX schedules the fifth Starship test flight for Sunday, aiming for reusability milestones with the first return and catch of the Super Heavy booster and a targeted splashdown in the Indian Ocean.
SpaceX Schedules Fifth Starship Test Flight for This Weekend, Aiming for Indian Ocean Splashdown
SpaceX plans to conduct the fifth flight test of its Starship rocket this Sunday, aiming for a first-ever Super Heavy booster landing and Starship splashdown in the Indian Ocean.
SpaceX Prepares for Fifth Starship Flight Test This Weekend
SpaceX plans the fifth flight test of its Starship rocket this weekend, aiming for major milestones in reusable space technology.
China Installs Main Antenna of 40-Meter Radio Telescope in Xizang
China has successfully installed the main antenna of a 40-meter-aperture radio telescope in Xizang’s Shigatse city, marking a significant step in enhancing its deep-space exploration capabilities.
China’s AI Satellite Successfully Completes In-Orbit Large Model Tests
ADA Space’s satellite completes in-orbit AI large-model tests, marking a milestone in integrating artificial intelligence with space technology and opening new avenues for applications in space.
China Successfully Ignites First Domestically Produced F-Class Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine
China’s first domestically produced 300-megawatt F-class heavy-duty gas turbine completed its ignition test in Shanghai, marking a significant advancement in the nation’s energy technology.
China’s First F-Class Heavy-Duty Gas Turbine Completes Ignition Test
China’s first domestically produced 300-megawatt F-class heavy-duty gas turbine successfully completed its ignition test in Shanghai, marking a major leap in the nation’s energy technology.