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The Continuous Health Analyzing Ring Module (CHARM) demonstrates how smart rings could monitor glucose, lactate, and other biomarkers through sweat rather than optical sensors. However, significant limitations remain.

In the coming days, the upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket will collide with the Moon. And while scientists will be able to observe and study this event, you may also be able to see it from Earth under favorable conditions.

The Monocab concept was originally intended to operate on disused rail lines. Researchers are now also exploring its use on a single newly built track. The first vehicle is already running on a test section, an approach that could avoid several problems inherent in the original concept.

Seven years of development have gone into the new Galaxy Z series, and the result is more than just a thinner body. With "Flex Titanium," Samsung is introducing an aerospace-grade material to foldable displays on a large scale for the first time, thereby making room for a more powerful battery, faster charging, and greater everyday practicality. A look behind the scenes of a technology that demonstrates how user feedback transforms into true engineering excellence, but Samsung remains adamant only when it comes to PWM.

Astronomers have discovered a Jupiter-sized exoplanet orbiting a star located about 910 light-years from Earth. But while this discovery provides a better understanding of the universe, further studies will need to be conducted in the future.

BrainCo has demonstrated at WAIC 2026 the ability to remotely control robotic hands, arms, and humanoids with just a thought thanks to the company's brain-computer interface (BCI) and brain-controlled robot AI platform technology.

CATL and Dutch firm Alfen have announced a deal to deploy 5 GWh of Tener Sodium battery systems across Europe from 2027. Rated for 15,000 cycles and a 30-year service life, the system easily outlasts lithium iron phosphate alternatives.

Astronomers have detected an atmosphere on a rocky exoplanet orbiting a red dwarf for the first time. However, while this is a major breakthrough, further observations will be needed to better understand this unique world.

Unhappy with your city's subway system? Subway Builder lets players redesign it using real census population data, showing what an efficient public transit network could achieve, although only a limited selection of cities is available.

Whoop is working on a non-invasive way to measure blood sugar. That is not based on a leak, but on an official patent filed by the company itself. It also raises a number of questions.

NASA has recently unveiled an image taken by the James Webb Space Telescope showing the merger of two galaxies. Thanks to this instrument, astronomers are able to better understand these structures, although some mysteries remain.

Japan's Chūō Shinkansen high-speed maglev project has cleared a major hurdle. Construction near Shizuoka had been delayed due to environmental concerns, but an agreement has now been announced.

To ensure it can still offer functioning air conditioning on trains in the coming decades, Eurostar is playing it safe. The company has chosen the "Sahara option" for its Celestia trainsets, even though it will be expensive. Eurostar is likely to benefit from the development of a train for North Africa.

Video games and teenagers: A new study from Austria's KL Krems private university offers surprising findings on screen time. It is not hours of gaming that harm cognition, but hidden addictive behavior. Here is an overview of the data on shooter games, strategy titles, and the serious effects of internet gaming disorder.

Astronomers have recently conducted new studies on an exoplanet located near Earth. According to their findings, this new world could be habitable, although further observations will be needed with the help of future space telescopes.

A team of astronomers has recently discovered a new millisecond pulsar located in our galaxy. But while this discovery is very interesting, researchers will have to conduct further observations to try to better understand it.

In the future, maritime pilots may be able to approach large ships at high speeds enabled by hydrofoils. Artemis has introduced a pilot-specific variant of the EF-12 capable of transporting maritime pilots at nearly 56 km/h (34.8 mph), following earlier tests confirming that the vessel can safely approach large ships and their wake without issues.

Researchers have developed a new process that restores worn lithium-ion batteries without the need for complete recycling. Early tests recovered up to 95% of original capacity and suggest the method could extend battery lifespans while sharply reducing recycling costs, pollution and water use.

A nonprofit group has just relaunched climate.gov as climate.us after the Trump administration took the federal portal offline last year. The restored platform aims to preserve public access to climate data while developing new tools and educational resources for broader public understanding.

An Argentinian man has developed prototype cement blend that allows finished walls to hold magnet-backed objects without drilling or nails. While the material may make walls more versatile, its future depends on unresolved questions about load capacity, durability, humidity resistance and long-term use.

CATL just went from making the world's biggest lithium-ion energy storage container to putting out the most ambitious sodium-ion grid storage system announced yet. The Tener sodium-ion ESS offers up to 30 years lifespan.

Engineers have developed a wearable jacket that can harvest moisture from the air and produce up to 900 milliliters of clean drinking water per day, offering a potential lifeline for hikers, field workers and emergency responders in areas devoid of water.

Researchers have developed a novel process that converts wet spent coffee grounds into high-quality biochar in just 90 seconds. The method could turn millions of tons of coffee waste into renewable fuel and valuable carbon materials for decentralized waste-to-energy systems.

Astronomers have discovered a super-Neptune with one of the lowest densities ever found. But while this discovery is important, further studies will need to be conducted to better understand this celestial object.

Thanks to the Chandra X-ray Observatory, astronomers may have found the remnant of a supernova in our galaxy. However, another hypothesis has also been put forward to explain the origin of this structure.

The Gemini North telescope has recently unveiled a striking image showing the final moments of a star. And this discovery could help researchers to better understand how planetary nebulae form and evolve.

Recently, astronomers have detected powerful winds in a quasar located several billion light-years from Earth. And this is an important discovery that could help researchers to better understand black holes.

A new study highlights the effects of the Large Magellanic Cloud on the Small Magellanic Cloud. And while these findings are significant, they also help astronomers to better understand the interactions between galaxies.

Astronomers have discovered and estimated the mass of a dormant black hole located about 10 billion light-years from Earth. And that's not all, because this discovery could help them to answer many questions regarding these celestial objects.

The Hubble Space Telescope has recently unveiled a striking image of M88, a galaxy located 63 million light-years from Earth. This image reveals many fascinating details about this galaxy, which could have a dramatic future.

By studying a supernova that occurred in 2023, astronomers may have discovered a very rare explosion. However, further studies will need to be conducted with the help of various instruments to solve this mystery.

Recently, the Hubble Space Telescope has unveiled a striking image of a dwarf galaxy located 23 million light-years from Earth. And this image may help researchers to better understand the early stages of the universe.

The PiEEG XR is a neural interface for spatial computing. It is intended to enable new ways of interacting in VR. In particular, the system could make it easier to convey emotions. It also uses technology well known from the medical field.

Astronomers have recently discovered red dwarfs absorbing matter from Earth-like planets. While this highlights the destructive behavior of red dwarfs, it also helps researchers to better understand the formation of planetary systems.

Recently, a team of astronomers has discovered a triple star system with the help of the TESS satellite. And while this discovery is interesting, it could help researchers to better understand these stellar systems.

Researchers are keeping the brains of deceased people partially functional using artificial support systems to test drugs. While Bexorg, the company behind the project, describes this as medical progress, Reddit is reacting with shock.

Astronomers have recently discovered a super-Earth orbiting a red dwarf. And that's not all, because according to their estimates, this exoplanet may have an atmosphere and could be located in its star's habitable zone.

A humanoid robot with four arms, but no legs? What may look rather odd at first glance has a practical reason: the Helios robot from Orbit Robotics is designed for use in microgravity and therefore does not need legs to stand or walk.

Since May 13, Figure 03 humanoid robots in San José have been sorting parcels almost continuously on camera – and the stream seems to hold a surprising fascination for viewers. Due to the high level of interest, it has now been running for over a week instead of the originally planned eight hours.

Recently, astronomers have discovered 15 new millisecond pulsars in the globular cluster 47 Tucanae, which is relatively close to Earth. But while this discovery is significant, further studies will be needed to better understand them.

A new study conducted with the help of the TESS satellite has allowed astronomers to discover 27 potential exoplanets in binary systems. However, further observations will be needed to better understand them.

NASA has recently unveiled an image captured by an astronaut aboard the ISS showing a fireball in the upper atmosphere. But while this image is impressive, the origin of this phenomenon is still unknown.

Astronomers have recently discovered a black hole with a mass of about 50 billion times that of the Sun, located in a distant galaxy. And that's not all, because a second supermassive black hole may also be present in the same galaxy.

The TESS satellite has recently unveiled a map of the sky showing about 6,000 exoplanets. And this could help astronomers determine whether life exists elsewhere in the universe, although further studies will be needed.

At first glance, it looks like the Power Loader from Aliens, but the Unitree GD01 is a real robot that, according to the manufacturer, is intended as a civilian vehicle or transportation platform.

Astronomers have recently discovered a new asteroid that will pass close to Earth in the coming days. And that's not all, because it will also be possible to observe it through amateur telescopes or via livestream.

A humanoid robot that can vacuum, fold laundry and unload the dishwasher sounds like the future arriving in your living room. The 1X NEO is meant to make exactly that a reality in 2026. However, there is one major catch.

Google's GTIG has confirmed the first zero-day exploit developed by AI, targeting 2FA in a web admin tool. A mass exploitation campaign was disrupted before it launched.

For the first time, scientists have measured the power of jets emitted by a black hole located 7,200 light-years from Earth. And they have also managed to measure their speed, which is impressive, providing a better understanding of these objects.

The James Webb Space Telescope has recently unveiled an image of the M77 galaxy, located about 45 million light-years from Earth. And it's a unique image that reveals many details about this celestial object, which measures about 90,000 light-years in diameter.