A team of scientists has found that, unsurprisingly, Amazon’s new internet mega constellation, Amazon Leo, has a strong probability of disrupting astronomical research.
The findings are in keeping with reports from astronomers that…
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DRC plans to export 100,000 metric tons of copper to the US
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) shared with the U.S. administration a list of state-backed projects for investment consideration in which critical minerals like copper, manganese and lithium are being mined, according to Reuters. The…
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Pickit 3D launches major release of its 3D robot vision solution
Simpler, more powerful and more resilient
LEUVEN, Belgium [26/01/2026] – Pickit 3D, a leading provider of 3D robot vision solutions, today announced the Pickit 4.0 release, a new benchmark for flexible, high-performance industrial…
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What Artemis II will test before NASA attempts a crewed Moon landing
If all goes to plan, NASA will launch its Artemis II mission in February 2026. It will be the first time NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) flies a crew to space and the first time humans fly to the moon since the end of the Apollo era in the…
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Malaria researchers are getting closer to outsmarting the world’s deadliest parasite
Every year, malaria kills more than 600,000 people worldwide. Most of them are children under 5 in sub-Saharan Africa. But the disease isn’t confined to poor, rural areas – it’s a global threat that travels with people across…
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A dying star’s final breath glows in a new Webb image of the Helix Nebula
First observed in the early 1800s, the Helix Nebula has become one of the most recognizable planetary nebulas in the sky thanks to its bold, ring-like appearance. As one of the closest planetary nebulas to Earth, it offers astronomers a rare…
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Marine protected areas aren’t in the right places to safeguard dolphins and whales in the South Atlantic
Whales have become increasingly common in regions such as the northern coast of São Paulo, which also has heavy ship traffic. Julio Cardoso/Projeto Baleia à Vista The ocean is under increasing pressure. Everyday human activities, from shipping…
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Why too much phosphorus in America’s farmland is polluting the country’s water
A spreader sprays sewage sludge, which is rich in phosphorus, across a farm in Oklahoma. AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel When people think about agricultural pollution, they often picture what is easy to see: fertilizer spreaders crossing fields or…
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Distant entangled atoms acting as one sensor deliver stunning precision
Researchers at the University of Basel and the Laboratoire Kastler Brossel have shown that quantum entanglement can be used to measure several physical quantities at the same time with greater accuracy than traditional methods allow.
Entanglement…
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Solving the bizarre story of two of Britain’s most mysterious historic artefacts
Historians have been reconstructing the long-lost story of two of British history’s most…
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