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Science The Fluid Blowup Proofs Are Machine-Checkable. The Competing Claim Was a Press Call. Science One Event at 2.6 Sigma Is Not a Dark Matter Discovery, and LZ Says So Science NASA's Roman Telescope Has Hubble's Mirror and a Hundred Times the Field Science China's New Reusable Rocket Reached Orbit and Skipped the Recovery Attempt Science Fukushima Holds 880 Tons of Debris. Crews Have Removed Under a Gram. Science SpaceX Is Casting Turbine Blades Because Almost Nobody Else Can Science The Fluid Blowup Proofs Are Machine-Checkable. The Competing Claim Was a Press Call. Science One Event at 2.6 Sigma Is Not a Dark Matter Discovery, and LZ Says So Science NASA's Roman Telescope Has Hubble's Mirror and a Hundred Times the Field Science China's New Reusable Rocket Reached Orbit and Skipped the Recovery Attempt Science Fukushima Holds 880 Tons of Debris. Crews Have Removed Under a Gram. Science SpaceX Is Casting Turbine Blades Because Almost Nobody Else Can

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A hand writing trigonometric expressions in chalk on a dark blackboard.

Science 6 min

The Fluid Blowup Proofs Are Machine-Checkable. The Competing Claim Was a Press Call.

Buckmaster and Alpöge published three preprints with Lean formalisations anyone can run. The results are for forced equa...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 9 Sep

A lit tunnel deep underground, with rails running along the floor and pipes and machinery fixed along its arched roof.

Science 6 min

One Event at 2.6 Sigma Is Not a Dark Matter Discovery, and LZ Says So

A single interaction in ten tonnes of xenon that the background model cannot easily place. The collaboration's spokesper...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 7 Sep

A dense star-forming region photographed against deep space, with filaments of red and blue gas threaded through thousands of resolved stars

Science 6 min

NASA's Roman Telescope Has Hubble's Mirror and a Hundred Times the Field

Launched 30 August and en route to L2, with first images expected in early 2027. It is a survey instrument, so the outpu...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 4 Sep

An installer in work clothes tightening the mounting bracket of a satellite dish on a rooftop pole, with houses and solar panels behind

Science 7 min

China's New Reusable Rocket Reached Orbit and Skipped the Recovery Attempt

Galactic Energy's Pallas-1 flew from Jiuquan on 1 September and delivered its payload. The booster came down uncontrolle...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 4 Sep

Steel framework and insulated pipework on the exterior of an industrial process plant

Science 6 min

Fukushima Holds 880 Tons of Debris. Crews Have Removed Under a Gram.

Two trial retrievals have brought out 0.887 grams against 880 tons of fuel debris. The grams are not the project; they a...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 31 Aug

Molten metal being poured from a crucible into a mould in a darkened foundry

Science 6 min

SpaceX Is Casting Turbine Blades Because Almost Nobody Else Can

A gas turbine is mostly components any industrial economy can build. One part is not, and the queue for it has been quie...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 31 Aug

A glass prism splitting a beam of white light into a visible spectrum, illustrating a report on low-loss optical waveguides fabricated on a silicon chip.

Science 8 min

Caltech Got Fibre-Grade Optical Loss Onto A Silicon Chip

Optical loss is what has kept chip-scale photonics far behind optical fibre. A Caltech group put the fibre material itse...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 23 Aug

A long-exposure photograph of a rocket launch at night, its exhaust drawing a bright curved arc across a starfield above a coastline

Science 9 min

Vietnam's First Privately Built Satellites Have a Ride

VinSpace has booked a SpaceX Transporter rideshare for 2027. Coverage calling these Vietnam's first home-built satellite...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 13 Aug

A gibbous Moon photographed against black sky, its cratered surface picked out along the terminator — illustrative; the impact site described here is not visible at this scale.

Science 7 min

A Rocket Stage Hit the Moon. South Korea Was Overhead With a Camera.

Danuri made eight passes over the predicted impact point, starting half an hour early, with reference frames taken a mon...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 11 Aug

A spacecraft with solar arrays extended, photographed in orbit above a desert coastline — illustrative of an orbiting satellite; this is not MICHIBIKI No. 7.

Science 7 min

Japan Launched Its Seventh Navigation Satellite. It Is Flying Six.

MICHIBIKI No. 7 reached orbit on Tuesday morning, completing the launch manifest for a seven-satellite design. QZS-5 was...

Nadia Rahim

Pub. 11 Aug

Science News

The Fluid Blowup Proofs Are Machine-Checkable. The Competing Claim Was a Press Call.

One Event at 2.6 Sigma Is Not a Dark Matter Discovery, and LZ Says So

NASA's Roman Telescope Has Hubble's Mirror and a Hundred Times the Field

China's New Reusable Rocket Reached Orbit and Skipped the Recovery Attempt

Fukushima Holds 880 Tons of Debris. Crews Have Removed Under a Gram.

SpaceX Is Casting Turbine Blades Because Almost Nobody Else Can

Caltech Got Fibre-Grade Optical Loss Onto A Silicon Chip

Vietnam's First Privately Built Satellites Have a Ride

A Rocket Stage Hit the Moon. South Korea Was Overhead With a Camera.

Japan Launched Its Seventh Navigation Satellite. It Is Flying Six.