Elon Musk announces a return to his intense 24/7 work schedule, sleeping at offices and factories, to focus on X/Twitter, Tesla, and SpaceX after global X outages and declining Tesla sales raised investor concerns about operational distractions and his political involvement.
China has launched the first 12 satellites of an ambitious planned network of 2,800 orbital AI supercomputers, marking a significant milestone in space-based computing capabilities with potential applications in scientific research, emergency response, gaming, and tourism.
Astronomers excited by potential biosignature gases detected on exoplanet K2-18b, but scientific community urges caution, demanding extraordinary evidence before confirming life beyond Earth.
Astronomers have detected potential biosignatures on the 'Hycean' exoplanet K2-18b, which may have a liquid ocean and hydrogen-rich atmosphere, raising the exciting possibility of extraterrestrial life, though further research is needed for confirmation.
A startling discovery reveals that the majority of galaxies spin in the same clockwise direction, defying cosmological expectations and potentially signaling the need to revise our understanding of the universe's expansion or consider the mind-bending notion that our cosmos resides within a rotating black hole.
In a groundbreaking discovery that challenges cosmic evolution models, two teams of astronomers have detected oxygen in JADES-GS-z14-0, the most distant known galaxy, suggesting galaxies formed and matured much faster than expected in the early Universe, with ALMA playing a crucial role.
The UK is funding innovative space tech projects that harness AI and satellite data to tackle global challenges like climate change and preserving cultural heritage sites, showcasing the nation's commitment to leveraging space solutions for a sustainable future.
SpaceX, while facing setbacks like rocket failures and delays, remains a pivotal force in the space industry, outpacing rivals in launch cadence and supporting NASA, but its soaring ambitions and relentless pace may be straining its capabilities, leading to growing pains.
Firefly's Blue Ghost lander achieved a historic milestone, becoming the second private company to accomplish a soft lunar landing, as part of NASA's CLPS and Artemis programs, paving the way for future human exploration of the moon.
Groundbreaking discoveries reveal Mars once hosted vast oceans and wet environments around 3 billion years ago, as evidenced by the planet's iron-rich minerals and potential ancient shorelines, offering compelling insights into its watery past.