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Scientists Spot ‘Micro-Lightning’ in Martian Skies for First Time
Scientists have detected micro-lightning in the Martian atmosphere for the first time, offering fresh insights into the Red Planet’s weather.
AI-Driven Soyuz MS-28 Launches 242-Day ISS Mission
Soyuz MS-28 lifts off with AI support and three crew members for a 242-day ISS mission, marking a new chapter in space research.
Rethinking the ‘Threat’ Narrative of China’s AI Breakthroughs
A closer look at how ‘theft’ narratives overshadow real innovation behind China’s AI breakthroughs, from DeepSeek to model distillation.
Shanghai–California Green Shipping Corridor Launches on World Sustainable Transport Day
The Shanghai–California Green Shipping Corridor launched today on World Sustainable Transport Day, piloting low-carbon fuels, shore power and digital tracking to cut maritime emissions.
COP30 Talks in Belem Run Overtime as President Calls for Unity
Global leaders at COP30 in Belem extend talks into overtime as they haggle over fossil fuel phaseout, finance pledges, and solidarity for vulnerable nations.
NASA Unveils Comet 3I/ATLAS Images, Debunks Alien Rumors
NASA has unveiled new images of comet 3I/ATLAS, confirming its natural origin and debunking alien rumors. The third interstellar visitor offers clues to the early universe.
Blue Origin Unveils New Glenn 9×4 to Challenge SpaceX
Blue Origin unveiled the New Glenn 9×4, a bigger rocket with two extra engines per stage. Announced after last week’s second mission, it marks a new push to rival SpaceX’s Falcon fleet.
Why a New Zealand Doctor Traveled 9,000 km to Shanghai for CAR-T Therapy
A 78-year-old New Zealand doctor traveled 9,000 km to Shanghai for CAR-T therapy, underscoring the Chinese mainland’s emerging role in advanced cancer care.
Berlin Court Orders Google to Pay €465M to Idealo Over Market Abuse
A Berlin court has ruled that Google must pay €465 million in damages to price comparison site Idealo for market abuse. Google plans to appeal as Idealo vows to press on.