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Astronauts Transform Space Station Into Flying Laboratory for Future Deep Space Missions
While orbiting 250 miles above Earth, the Expedition 73 crew is tackling the unglamorous but essential challenges of deep space survival. From testing moisture recycling systems that could sustain Mars missions to using lasers to superheat floating materials, these astronauts are conducting the experiments that will determine whether humans can truly live and work beyond our planet. It's not just about reaching Mars—it's about staying there.
MM24 News Desk
Oct 152 min read


The Battery Breakthrough That Could Change Everything About Energy Storage
Scientists have discovered that adding less than 2% calcium to sodium-ion battery cathodes creates a protective surface layer that completely prevents degradation from air and water exposure. While standard sodium-iron-manganese cathodes lose 35% of their capacity after just two days of air exposure, calcium-doped versions maintain full performance. This simple, affordable solution could finally make sodium-ion batteries a practical alternative to scarce lithium for renewable
MM24 News Desk
Oct 152 min read


How New Physics is Transforming Metals Manufacturing
Scientists at MIT just overturned a decades-old assumption about metal manufacturing: atoms in alloys never become completely random, no matter how intensely they're processed. Using machine learning to track millions of atoms, researchers discovered persistent chemical patterns that affect everything from strength to radiation tolerance. This unexpected finding reveals new physics in metals and could transform how engineers design materials for aerospace, nuclear, and semico
MM24 News Desk
Oct 142 min read


What a Tiny Atlantic Island Taught Us About Living Alongside Sharks—and Saving Them
After two shark attacks rattled a remote Atlantic island community, researchers discovered something surprising: the real conflict wasn't just about bites. Fear, uncertainty, and changing ocean patterns drove 90% of residents to avoid the water. Now, scientists are proving that successful shark conservation requires more than marine protection—it demands understanding human anxiety, providing clear information, and giving communities a voice in protecting these threatened pre
MM24 News Desk
Oct 142 min read


Forterra Acquires goTenna to Boost Autonomous Mission Connectivity
Forterra, a leader in autonomous mission systems, has announced the acquisition of goTenna, a pioneer in tactical mesh networking solutions. This strategic move strengthens Forterra’s commitment to delivering resilient, secure communications at the tactical edge, enabling fully integrated autonomous mission systems to operate reliably in disconnected, denied, or contested environments. Traditional mesh networks rely on high-cost, high-bandwidth radios, but the evolving needs
MM24 News Desk
Oct 132 min read


Poland modernising F-16 fighter jet fleet, signs agreement with US
Poland's Ministry of National Defence has decided to modernise its F-16 fighter jet fleet. Poland has signed a $3.8 billion contract to carry out the modernisation.
MM24 Multimedia Desk
Aug 201 min read


New Quantum Behavior Uncovered in Rare Superconducting Material
Researchers have discovered direct evidence of active flat electronic bands in a kagome superconductor. Photo by Jeff Fitlow/Rice...

Ritambhara K
Aug 183 min read


Tracing 8,000 Years of History in Great Salt Lake Sediments
Utah geoscientist's analysis of carbon and oxygen isotopes documents profound human-driven changes arising from agriculture and rail...

Ritambhara K
Aug 184 min read


China's Unitree unveils robot dog that can easily run, jump, and climb; offers large-scale industrial use
A Hangzhou-based robotics company has unveiled a new robot dog that offers large-scale potential for industrial use.
MM24 Multimedia Desk
Aug 141 min read


UZ Brussel Reaches Breakthrough in Robotic Microsurgical Treatment of Lymphedema
UZ Brussel achieves global milestone in robotic microsurgery for lymphedema. Credit UZ Brussel UZ Brussel has become the first hospital...

Ritambhara K
Aug 52 min read


Medieval Revelations: A Lost English Tale, a Chaucerian Mystery, and the Birth of a Meme
Illustration from the early 14th-century chivalric romance, the Prose Lancelot A centuries-old literary mystery that has baffled scholars...

Ritambhara K
Jul 313 min read


Robots Now See With Signals — MIT’s mmNorm Makes It Possible
What if your robot could find a tool inside a cluttered drawer — without even opening it? Or identify a broken item inside a sealed box...

Ritambhara K
Jul 54 min read


Valkyrie Test Flights Propel Air Force's Human-Machine Teaming Efforts Forward
The U.S. Air Force recently showcased human-machine collaboration through a test involving autonomous collaborative platforms (ACPs)...

Ritambhara K
Jul 52 min read


BAE Systems Secures $70 Million Contract for Upcoming Virginia Payload Module Missile Tubes
BAE Systems has been awarded a $70 million contract by General Dynamics Electric Boat to manufacture Virginia Payload Module missile...

Ritambhara K
Apr 141 min read


Soft Actuators, Smart Sensors: Innovative Sensor Allows Real-Time Monitoring of Complex Systems
Fluidic Elastomer Actuators (FEAs) are lightweight and flexible systems, crucial in robotics and biomedical devices, with challenges in...

Ritambhara K
Mar 23 min read


Touchdown! Carrying NASA Science, Firefly’s Blue Ghost Lands on Moon
First image captured by Firefly’s Blue Ghost lunar lander, taken shortly after confirmation of a successful landing at Mare Crisium on...

Ritambhara K
Mar 23 min read


High-throughput Computing and In Situ Technologies Boost Atomic Nanomaterials Development
In-situ XAFS technology combined with DFT computational simulation to explore the microscopic dynamic evolution of electrochemical...

Ritambhara K
Feb 262 min read


MINUTEMAN III TEST LAUNCH SHOWCASES READINESS OF U.S. NUCLEAR FORCE’S SAFE, EFFECTIVE DETERRENT
A joint team of Air Force Global Strike Command Airmen and Vandenberg Space Force Base Guardians launched an unarmed Minuteman III...

Ritambhara K
Feb 222 min read


Terabytes of data in a millimeter crystal
Researchers in the lab of Asst. Prof. Tian Zhong of the UChicago Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering, including postdoctoral...

Ritambhara K
Feb 214 min read


Chinese Researchers Achieve Breakthrough in Terahertz Wave Study
A Chinese research team has developed a novel terahertz wave polarization modulator that can be used in multiple fields such as...

Ritambhara K
Feb 172 min read
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