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NASA’s Electrodynamic Dust Shield (EDS) technology is set to transform the solar industry by using electric fields to automatically remove dust, potentially increasing energy output by 30% without using a drop of water.

A deep dive into the June 16 moon phase, exploring the science of the waxing gibbous stage, photography techniques, and the cultural history of the June lunar cycle.

Explore the profiles of the ‘AI Super 7’—the Indian-origin leaders like Satya Nadella and Sundar Pichai who are currently defining the future of artificial intelligence.

ESA’s Science Programme Committee has officially adopted the Arrakihs mission to investigate dark matter and approved extensions for several high-impact missions including Gaia and Solar Orbiter.

New scientific research reveals that the absence of sexual reproduction during the ‘Boring Billion’ years prevented early life from evolving into complex animals.

Apple’s WWDC 2026 has redefined the smartphone landscape with the unveiling of iOS 27 and a revolutionary, generative Siri powered by the new A20 Pro chip and private AI architecture.

Google has released a monumental update for Chrome addressing 429 security vulnerabilities, marking one of the most significant maintenance cycles in the browser’s history.

NASA’s latest update on its aging Mars orbiters signals a potential collapse of the interplanetary communication network, threatening future missions and the Mars Sample Return program.

Recent radio observations suggest Proxima b may possess a massive magnetic field, protecting it from lethal stellar flares and reviving hopes for life on our nearest neighbor.

Breakthrough fossil discoveries in South China and Australia have finally identified the origins of Bryozoans in the Early Cambrian, solving a century-old mystery in evolutionary biology.