New research shows that slow breathing modulates brain activity and may impact risk-taking behavior, with potential implications for mental health and stress management.
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NASA is testing a rover that can drive faster and lift its wheels to climb obstacles
NASA’s Ernest prototype rover demonstrates increased speed and obstacle-climbing ability in desert tests, advancing future planetary exploration.
The ability to regrow body parts is dormant in mammals, not lost
New research shows mammals, including humans, may retain hidden regenerative capabilities that can be activated under certain conditions.
Nobel laureate John Jumper is leaving DeepMind for rival Anthropic
John Jumper, Nobel laureate and key AI researcher, is leaving DeepMind after nearly 9 years to join Anthropic, signaling a major industry shift.
China unifies tech sector to build grid-free orbiting satellite AI data centers, challenging Elon Musk’s SpaceX — Beijing’s forced chip and satellite alliance announced a week before Musk’s AI1 reveal
China has launched a government-led initiative to develop grid-free, orbiting AI data centers, uniting multiple companies to challenge Elon Musk’s space-based compute plans.
Sogen Kato
In 2010, Sogen Kato’s mummified body was found in Tokyo, revealing decades of unreported death and prompting nationwide record-keeping concerns.
Award-winning resin 3D printer for beginners is 36% off — grab the Anycubic Photon P1 with dual-color material kit for $619.99
The award-winning Anycubic Photon P1 resin 3D printer is currently on sale at Amazon, offering a 36% discount and bundled with a dual-color material kit for $619.99.
Before SpaceX IPO, investors in China secretly acquired stakes
Newly unsealed documents reveal Chinese and Russian investors, including a linked to Chinese military contractors, bought stakes in SpaceX prior to its IPO, raising security concerns.
Scientists Propose Black Holes Don’t Exist, Are Something Much Stranger
New research suggests black holes may not exist, proposing instead a novel class of objects called gravastars, challenging fundamental astrophysics.
A New Fossil Discovery Just Rewrote 150 Years of Evolutionary Theory
New fossils from 310 million years ago suggest early land animals did not undergo metamorphosis, rewriting long-held views on vertebrate evolution.
