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Smart coating gives lithium-sulphur batteries 5x longer life, lighter packs for EVs
90% carbon removal achieved with low-cost membraneless capture technology
Wrinkled 2D materials could power faster, smaller devices with less energy
Soft wearable robot jacket responds to movements, supports upper-limb impairments
Owl-inspired drones could fly through skyscrapers and inspect offshore wind farms
Consumer Resilience to Be Tested as Tariff-Fuelled Price Increases Brew
End of the road for GPS? Image-based AI tool cuts navigation errors by nearly 40 times
GPT-5 criticised for lacking flair as users seek older ChatGPT options
MIT highlights divide in business AI project success

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Aria Patel

What we’re sending into space now is a lot stranger than before

What we’re sending into space now is a lot stranger than before Since the dawn of the Space Age, humanity has launched thousands of missions, from communication satellites to rovers exploring the Martian surface. However, in recent years, the nature of what we’re sending into space has taken a fascinating and somewhat bizarre turn. The […]

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