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New Space Race Heats Up as China and Russia Target the Moon’s South Pole

In a bold step forward in space exploration, China and Russia have signed an agreement to construct a nuclear power plant on the Moon by 2035. This groundbreaking project marks a new chapter in their…

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Spy Satellites Turn Saviors: Cold War Images Help Clear Vietnam’s Hidden Bombs

A Hidden Legacy of War During the Cold War, U.S. spy satellites quietly captured thousands of high-resolution images over Southeast Asia. Decades later, researchers are using these once-classified photographs to locate unexploded bombs left behind…

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China Just Built the Fastest Transistor on Earth—And It’s Not Even Made of Silicon

Chinese researchers have achieved a significant milestone in semiconductor technology by developing the world’s fastest transistor, which notably does not rely on silicon. This breakthrough could redefine the future of computing and chip manufacturing. A…

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MIT’s 10 nm Sensor Could Revolutionize Night-Vision Tech

A Leap Toward Featherweight Night-Vision Devices MIT researchers have developed a groundbreaking sensor only 10 nanometers thick that could reduce the weight of night-vision equipment from several pounds to mere micrograms. This innovation has the…

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Pudu Robotics’ FlashBot Arm Robot Will Serve You at Hotels and Restaurants

Meet FlashBot Arm — Pudu Robotics’ most advanced service robot yet. Blending semi-humanoid design with embodied AI, robotic arms, and autonomous delivery capabilities, the FlashBot Arm can serve as a multifunctional assistant ready to take…

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50 years in the making: Scientists finally build a black hole bomb

In a groundbreaking development, physicists have finally created a laboratory analog of a “black hole bomb”—a concept that has remained purely theoretical for over five decades. This achievement not only validates long-standing predictions in theoretical…

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Quantum Leap: Japan Unveils a 256-Qubit Powerhouse with 4X More Potential

A Major Leap in Quantum Computing In a significant advancement in quantum computing, Japan has introduced a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, developed by Fujitsu and RIKEN. This new system, which delivers four times the power…

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Earth’s Oceans Were Once Green — And They Might Turn Purple Next, Scientists Say

Earth’s Oceans Were Once Green, Study Reveals Recent scientific research has unveiled intriguing insights into the historical and potential future colors of Earth’s oceans. A study published in Nature Ecology & Evolution by researchers from…

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KARL STORZ’s Slimline C-MAC® S is A Sleeker Video Laryngoscope for Airway Management

Having trouble breathing? In critical moments, every second and every tool counts. That’s where KARL STORZ’s Slimline C-MAC® S comes into play. A next-generation single-use video laryngoscope, the new product is designed to make airway…

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Industrial News

New Space Race Heats Up as China and Russia Target the Moon’s South Pole

Spy Satellites Turn Saviors: Cold War Images Help Clear Vietnam’s Hidden Bombs

China Just Built the Fastest Transistor on Earth—And It’s Not Even Made of Silicon

MIT’s 10 nm Sensor Could Revolutionize Night-Vision Tech

Pudu Robotics’ FlashBot Arm Robot Will Serve You at Hotels and Restaurants

50 years in the making: Scientists finally build a black hole bomb

Quantum Leap: Japan Unveils a 256-Qubit Powerhouse with 4X More Potential

Earth’s Oceans Were Once Green — And They Might Turn Purple Next, Scientists Say

SBG Systems Unveils World’s First MEMS-Based Gyrocompass for High-Precision Navigation

KARL STORZ’s Slimline C-MAC® S is A Sleeker Video Laryngoscope for Airway Management

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