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Japan’s MMX launches to bring home soil from Mars’s moon Phobos
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Seoul National University’s Dynin-Robotics pictures what a scene should look like after each move, then …
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Korean engineers built a 100-inch display that vibrates precise patches of the screen, so voices …
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AI wrote 700 maths papers: what Lean proof checks really mean
by Lisa Larsen26 viewsOpenAI released 722 AI-written maths papers, many checked in Lean. Why mathematicians are wary, what …
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Astronomers have found the first star that would look green to our eyes, a white …
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A tiny silicon nitride ring fills the gap between two lasers with a ruler of …
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A 1.1 kg robot from Singapore drops from a plane spinning like a maple seed, …
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Gaussian splatting: the 3D photo tech XR fans keep hearing about
by Gwen Sherman65 viewsGaussian splatting turns ordinary photos into walk-in 3D worlds. It now powers K-pop concerts, Apple …
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40, 50, 80 TOPS: the AI number on every new laptop. What it measures, why …
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GPT-6 Astra scored 62.7% on a test where every AI was under 1% in March. …