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Science that matters: AI, space, biotech, physics, future tech — explained sharply

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🌌 The Ingredients for Planets Were Spreading Through Space Just 500 Million Years After the Big Bang The newborn universe started simple. After the Big Bang, almost everything was hydrogen and helium . Carbon, oxygen, silicon and nearly every other element needed to build planets — and eventually us — had to be manufactured later inside stars. Astronomers expected that process to take time. JWST h

30/09/26 4.94K

⚡️ GPT-6 Astra deciphered a letter to a Napoleonic marshal that nobody had been able to read for 217 years Researcher Carter Church used GPT-6 Astra to decipher an encrypted letter to Marshal Auguste de Marmont, one of Napoleon's generals. The letter is dated March 1809, and the model took about six hours to do the whole job. The first step was simply to extract readable text from a poor scan of t

01/10/26 4.97K

Meanwhile, something interesting is happening on Telegram: @gadget is officially up for auction. Yes — the actual @gadget username. Telegram usernames can be turned into blockchain-based collectibles and traded through Fragment. Whoever wins the auction gets control of the handle and can assign it to a Telegram account, channel, group or bot. And @gadget is exactly the kind of digital property tha

02/10/26 4.65K

🔬 An AI Scientist Just Made a Discovery by Running Its Own Lab Experiments We’ve seen AI write scientific papers. We’ve seen it predict proteins and search enormous biological databases. This is different. Researchers built a closed-loop AI scientist connected to a physical laboratory . It can generate a hypothesis, design an experiment, turn that experiment into instructions for laboratory automa

03/10/26 5.32K

⚛️ Scientists Have Built the World’s First Nuclear Clocks. They Could Change How We Measure Time. For decades, the world’s most precise clocks have measured time using electrons moving between quantum energy levels inside atoms. Now, two independent teams in Vienna and Beijing have demonstrated something physicists have pursued for more than 20 years: Clocks that measure time using the atomic nucl

08/10/26 2.15K

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