Researchers from NASA and the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) have completed a fresh round of supersonic wind-tunnel testing on a miniature version of NASA’s X-59 quiet-supersonic experimental aircraft.
The campaign was…
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A Doctor’s Dream Impacts Healthcare
The beautiful country of Malta, is surrounded by deep blue waters, and has a rich history of visitors and conquerors from Europe, the Middle East and Africa. A place to soak in fascinating stories, culture and architecture, it also has another…
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China may have achieved world-first in-orbit refueling before US
China has reportedly performed a historic refueling mission in Earth’s orbit.
During the mission, two Chinese satellites appear to have docked in geostationary orbit, a report from the South China Morning Post reveals. One then refueled the…
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The 200-Year Tree Delay That Could Cost Us the Forests We Love
Forests are falling dangerously behind in the race against climate change. A new study reveals that tree populations typically need 100 to 200 years to respond to warming—far too slow for today’s rapid shifts. Ancient pollen records and…
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Nvidia boss dismisses China military chip use, cites US tech risk
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is under mounting political pressure as he prepares for a high-profile visit to China amid escalating US concerns that American AI hardware could aid Beijing’s military-industrial complex.
However, Huang has publicly…
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US selects Bell to build tiltrotor X-plane with 517 mph top speed
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has selected Bell Textron for the phase two of its Speed and Runway Independent Technologies (SPRINT) X-Plane program.
The objective of the US defense agency program is to complete design,…
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New blood test predicts multiple sclerosis years before symptoms
A research team at the Medical University of Vienna has developed a blood test that allows the identification of individuals at risk for developing multiple sclerosis (MS) with a high degree of certainty years before the onset of…
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Machine Learning Powers Green Ammonia Efficiency
Beyond its role as the key ingredient in fertilizers that help feed the world’s 8 billion people, ammonia can also act as a hydrogen carrier. When produced cleanly, it could become a versatile enabler of a future green hydrogen economy, because…
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How fast did dinosaurs really go? Birds walking in mud provide new clues
Over a video call from a dig site near Oxford, England, Peter Falkingham points his phone down to show a fossilized footprint of what was probably a large sauropod.
Stepping inside the long-necked dinosaur print, which could fit both…
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