Scientists have developed a new method to break down harmful “forever chemicals” by exposing them to a sunlight-activated material.
Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are chemicals found in many household products, including…
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US firm’s solid rocket motor with grain propellant tech tested
A Colorado-based company has conducted successful static fires for a new extended range variant of the solid rocket motor. Incorporated with Ursa Major’s Highly Loaded Grain propellant technology, the upgraded motor delivers increased…
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Meet dots.ocr: A New 1.7B Vision-Language Model that Achieves SOTA Performance on Multilingual Document Parsing
dots.ocr is an open-source vision-language transformer model developed for multilingual document layout parsing and optical character recognition (OCR). It performs both layout detection and content…
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400 Years After Their Discovery, Red Blood Cells Continue To Astonish Scientists
Penn researchers have revealed that red blood cells, not just platelets, play an active role in clot contraction. For years, scientists believed that red blood cells simply tagged along during clot formation without doing much. A new study from…
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Meet the ‘neglectons’: Previously overlooked particles that could revolutionize quantum computing
Mathematicians have found a way to transform an unproductive quantum computing approach by reviving a class of previously discarded particles.
Quantum computers can solve problems beyond the capabilities of classical computers by using principles…
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Scientists Baffled by “Alien Mineral” That Acts in a Weird Way When Heated Up
There is quite literally nothing like this on Earth.
Alien Crystals
A strange mineral found in a meteorite does not behave like anything on Earth when it’s heated.
In a paper published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,…
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Parts of the Brain Defy Aging and Even Improve Over Time
New high-resolution brain scans reveal that while some parts of the cerebral cortex thin with age, others remain stable—or even grow thicker—especially in regions that process touch. Researchers found that brain layers age at different…
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Amazon Unveils Bedrock AgentCore Gateway: Redefining Enterprise AI Agent Tool Integration
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway, a transformative managed service designed to simplify and scale AI agent-to-tool integrations for enterprises. As organizations seek to leverage AI agents…
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NASA’s Curiosity Rover Just Found ‘Dinosaur Eggs’ on Mars… Is This a Clue to Ancient Life?
NASA’s Curiosity rover continues its trek through the Martian terrain with a new stop that has captured both scientific and visual intrigue. In a blog update from NASA’s Science Mission Directorate on August 15, 2025, the rover team…
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