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Hanwha and KAIST Launch Fifth Cohort of Space Talent Program
Thirty middle schoolers begin year-long 'Pebbles of the Universe' course aimed at building South Korea's future aerospace workforce.
Egypt Sets Dates for Second El Alamein International Airshow in 2026
The September 2026 event builds on a successful inaugural edition that drew over 10,000 visitors from 80 countries.
NASA Astronaut, Two Russian Cosmonauts Return from ISS After 241 Days
The Soyuz MS-28 crew touched down in Kazakhstan on Sunday, marking the end of Expedition 74 and the continuation of US-Russian space cooperation.
China's Satellite Support Reshapes US-Iran Conflict Dynamics
Beijing's BeiDou navigation system and surveillance data are enabling Iranian precision strikes, forcing US drone relocations from Jordan to Italy.
S&P 500 Industrials Hit Tech-Like Valuations on AI Infrastructure Boom
The sector's P/E ratio has surged past 30 as investors bet that physical infrastructure, not chips, is the next AI bottleneck.
Hanwha and KAIST Launch 5th Cohort of Space Talent Program for Middle Schoolers
Thirty students begin year-long aerospace education as Hanwha commits 55 trillion won to space infrastructure through 2040.
JAXA's Ultrathin Perovskite Solar Cells Pass Extreme Radiation Tests for Space
Japanese researchers and Ricoh are pushing perovskite photovoltaics toward orbital deployment with record-breaking radiation tolerance and live spacecraft trials.
AI Alien-Hunting Systems Easily Fooled, Michigan State Study Finds
Machine learning models achieved 99.97% accuracy in training but failed completely on adversarial examples, raising questions about autonomous life detection in deep space.
Scientists Map Search for Alien Megastructures Around Black Holes
The Dyson Minds 2025 Workshop at MIT established physical observables for detecting extraterrestrial energy-harvesting structures near supermassive black holes.
Off-the-Shelf Thermal Cameras Could Extend LIGO's Reach by 33 Million Light-Years
A UC Riverside team developed a low-cost technique to correct heat-induced mirror distortions, a rare solution requiring no new technology development.
Modern Networks Opens AI Cybersecurity Hub at Exeter Science Park
The 150-strong firm will station 12 staff at the South West innovation campus to develop AI-driven security tools.
KAIST and NVIDIA Launch $300M AI Partnership for Robotics and Agentic AI
South Korean university secures five-year commitment to develop human motion foundation models and Korean-language AI agents.
New Forensic Tool SAGA Traces AI Videos to Their Source
UC Riverside researchers, working with YouTube and Google DeepMind, developed a framework that identifies which AI system created a synthetic video.
Farnborough 2026: Microwave Drones and AI Wingmen Signal New Era of Air Defense
Lockheed's MORFIUS and Anduril's Thunder headline historic airshow as militaries pivot toward reusable counter-swarm systems.
U.S. Computer Science Enrollment Drops 8% in First Decline Since Dot-Com Bust
National Student Clearinghouse data shows undergraduate and graduate CS programs shrinking as students recalibrate expectations about tech careers.
SUSTech, CUHK Researchers Unveil Sp(2N,R) Framework for Quantum Metrology
New theory extends SU(1,1) interferometry to N-mode bosonic systems, offering geometrical control of many-body dynamics.
ASU Professor Wins NSF Grant to Tackle Quantum Noise With Smarter Algorithms
Baoyu Zhou is developing optimization methods that work on today's imperfect quantum hardware instead of waiting for perfect machines.
Wildfires Force Evacuation of NASA's Critical Deep Space Station in Spain
The Madrid complex, one of only three hubs linking humanity to deep space, went offline as 60,000 fled record-breaking blazes.
Russia Slashes Civilian Tech Funding by 38% as War Spending Dominates Budget
Moscow prioritizes military expenditures over Putin's flagship technology initiatives, with space program defunded entirely while drone development gains.