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Study: 1991 Pinatubo Eruption Suppressed Strong El Niño, Bolstering Solar Geoengineering Case
Scientists have long considered solar geoengineering as one of several controversial tools that might help stabilize global temperatures. A recent study published by researchers...
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Cape Town YouTuber Builds Record-Breaking Drone That Stays Aloft Over Four Hours
A YouTuber in Cape Town has pushed electric multirotor endurance to new extremes. Luke Bell flew his custom-built drone for 4 hours, 21 minutes and 39 seconds. The feat sets...
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US Must Lead Global Decarbonization to Address Its outsized Climate Legacy
The United States has long stood as one of the largest contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions, a position shaped by its massive economy, historical industrial growth, a...
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Zhipu AI Eyes Custom Silicon as GLM-5.2 Token Usage Explodes 27-Fold
Beijing-based Zhipu AI finds itself at a familiar crossroads. Demand for its latest open-source models has outstripped available computing power. U.S. export rules keep tight...
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NATO Races to Mass Drone Operators as Ukraine’s Battlefield Lessons Expose Alliance Gaps
NATO has set an ambitious target. The alliance plans to train five times as many drone operators across member forces by the end of 2027. It will pour more than $40 billion i...
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Next-Gen Batteries Set to Outpace Silicon-Carbon Tech Within Years
Silicon carbon batteries have already begun appearing in consumer devices and laboratory prototypes, yet researchers worldwide now focus their attention on alternatives that pro...
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Morgan Stanley Spots AI Money Shift: Hyperscalers Poised to Steal Spotlight From Chip Stocks
Investors who rode the artificial intelligence wave through semiconductor names now face a fork in the road. Morgan Stanley says the path leads toward the ve...
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50 Years On, A 1976 Forecast Shows How Tech Predictions Miss the Mark Yet Still Guide Us
Thomas O’Toole sat down in 1976 to sketch life in 2026. The Washington Post science editor laid out bold expectations for energy, medicine, communications and space. Half a c...
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Italy Eyes Track-Mounted Solar Panels as Swiss Trial Delivers Steady Power After 11,000 Train Passes
Joseph Scuderi sounded measured. The founder of Swiss startup Sun-Ways had just learned that more than 11,000 trains had rolled over his company's solar installation in Butte...
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Cyborg Cockroaches Don Scuba Suits and Eye Mars in Latest Biohybrid Advance
Scientists in Singapore have outfitted Madagascar hissing cockroaches with 3D-printed diving suits. The insects, already wired for remote control, can now walk underwater for...
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The Engineer Who Made an Umbrella Fly and Follow You in the Rain
John Tse spent nearly a year turning a wild idea into hardware that actually works. The Canadian maker behind the YouTube channel...
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Cyborg Cockroaches Don Scuba Suits to Explore Flooded Disaster Zones
Scientists have turned Madagascar hissing cockroaches into amphibious machines. A team from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore and Waseda University in Japan fitte...
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SpaceX’s Shadow AI Handset: What the Prototype Reveal and Musk’s Swift Denial Reveal About Hardware Ambitions
SpaceX showed a group of investors a sleek prototype. The device looked like a handset. It was slimmer than an iPhone. And according to people familiar with the presentation,...
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Amazon’s Custom AZ3 Chips Power Alexa+ Ambitions and Portable AI Devices
Amazon is no longer content to buy chips off the shelf for its most important consumer hardware. The company has designed its own silicon from the ground up. Those chips now...
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