Time to Boost Hubble
Hubble’s altitude drops faster as solar activity climbs, with no approved plan to raise its orbit.
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Time to Boost Hubble
Hubble’s altitude drops faster as solar activity climbs, with no approved plan to raise its orbit.
Carbon Toll of Cloud Power
Data centres promise green power while expanding gas-fired capacity, risking higher emissions and climate impact.
Saving the Internet From AI
AI-generated content is flooding the internet — from fake videos to bogus research. Creators and researchers are pushing back, fighting to keep online spaces human, trustworthy, and real.
ISS Retirement Reimagined: Go Higher
A bold rethink of the ISS retirement: consider a higher orbit rather than a splashdown, turning a potential loss into a stepping stone for future space capability.
Forget Hacks, Just Move
The wellness industry sells shortcuts. The data says something simpler: move your body. Even a little exercise makes a difference—and it matters more than any supplement or trend. #wellness
What’s Next for Artemis II
Engineers dig into test data as mixed results spark questions and a path forward for Artemis II.
AI Arms Race Turns to Bot Cleanup
Could machines clean up the mess of war faster than humans? This look at the US Army’s plan to use bot-based cleanup tech weighs speed and safety against accountability and ethics.
Brains Change, But Not Like Machines
The brain can change, but not the way self-help slogans promise. This article breaks down what neuroplasticity really means — and why “rewiring your brain” is a metaphor that often does more harm than good.
Gamma rays meet robotic cleanup crew
Spot’s four-legged helpers are handling the heavy lifting at Sellafield nuclear site, trimming PPE and accelerating cleanup.