Germany Unveils Bioengineered Living Skin for Robotic Applications

Germany Unveils Bioengineered Living Skin for Robotic Applications

Germany has taken a bold step toward the future of robotics with the creation of bioengineered living skin made from laboratory-grown human cells. This pioneering development, achieved by scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, could transform how machines interact with their surroundings and the people who use them. Unlike synthetic coverings, this…

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The High Resolution Neutron Spectrometer: A Cornerstone of ITER’s Plasma Diagnostics

The High Resolution Neutron Spectrometer: A Cornerstone of ITER’s Plasma Diagnostics

The ITER fusion project, one of the most ambitious scientific collaborations in human history, is designed to prove that nuclear fusion can be harnessed as a practical and sustainable energy source. Located in southern France, ITER brings together 35 nations with the common mission of unlocking virtually limitless, clean power. At the heart of this…

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Potential Life Clues on Mars: Ancient Rock with Leopard Spots

Potential Life Clues on Mars: Ancient Rock with Leopard Spots

Possible Life on Mars? NASA’s Perseverance rover recently uncovered a Martian rock adorned with distinctive “leopard-like” spots—tiny dark rings surrounding lighter nodules—captured in the Jezero Crater’s Bright Angel outcrop. Collected in July 2024 and nicknamed Cheyava Falls, this arrowhead-shaped rock formed 3.2–3.8 billion years ago in a lakebed environment when Mars was wetter Wikipedia+3Reuters+3The Times…

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Apple iPhone 17 Launch Sparks $50B Stock Slide

Apple iPhone 17 Launch Sparks $50B Stock Slide

Investor Disappointment Apple’s introduction of the iPhone 17 series—including the ultra-slim iPhone Air—fell short of Wall Street’s hopes. The absence of major innovation, unchanged starting prices, and lingering tariff costs led to a sharp investor sell-off. Shares dropped around 1.5%, trimming over $50 billion from Apple’s valuation, pushing its market cap down from roughly $3.54…

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Red Sea Cable Cuts Disrupt Internet Across Middle East & South Asia

Red Sea Cable Cuts Disrupt Internet Across Middle East & South Asia

Internet Disruptions On Sunday, September 7, 2025, major internet outages were reported across the Middle East and South Asia after multiple undersea fiber-optic cables were severed in the Red Sea, Microsoft confirmed. Microsoft’s announcement warned that Azure cloud services might see increased latency, especially for traffic routed through the Middle East, though services bypassing that…

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China Plans 30-Satellite Earth-Moon Network for Real-Time Services

China Plans 30-Satellite Earth-Moon Network for Real-Time Services

China is pushing ahead with an ambitious plan to build a network of 30 satellites linking Earth to the Moon. Developed by researchers from the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST) and the Beijing Institute of Spacecraft System Engineering, this system will offer real-time communication, high-precision navigation, and monitoring services on a global scale South…

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Elon Musk: It’s Only a Matter of Time Before Humanity Expands Beyond Earth

Elon Musk: It’s Only a Matter of Time Before Humanity Expands Beyond Earth

Elon Musk, founder and CEO of SpaceX (and Tesla), has once again painted a vivid vision of humanity’s future: becoming a spacefaring, multiplanetary species. He insists that it’s not a distant fantasy, but rather “only a matter of time” before humans live and thrive beyond Earth’s confines FacebookSpaceUNILAD. Why a Second Planet? Musk strongly argues…

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Scientists Say Sci-Fi-Style Space Elevators May Be Built Within Decades

Scientists Say Sci-Fi-Style Space Elevators May Be Built Within Decades

In a vision that once belonged only to science fiction, researchers now suggest space elevators—a long cable stretching from Earth into space—could become a reality in as soon as 20 to 30 years. Leading experts point to breakthroughs in materials science and engineering that are turning the century-old idea into a serious candidate for next-generation…

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Jaipur’s Historic First Drone Cloud-Seeding Leads to Rain

Jaipur’s Historic First Drone Cloud-Seeding Leads to Rain

Jaipur marks a scientific milestone by executing India’s first drone-based cloud seeding trial at Ramgarh Dam. In an unprecedented move, around 60 drones sprayed fine sodium chloride particles into targeted clouds, leading to a light but measurable rainfall of about 0.8 mm over a 30-minute spanwww.ndtv.comFacebookUni India. The operation, part of a collaborative pilot project…

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