Research NASA AdvancesNASA recognises MIT’s CERBERUZ for recycling space waste — Show the summaryThe technology developed by MIT’s CERBERUZ team turns mixed waste from space missions into reusable powder. The recognition covers phase 2 of the LunaRecycle Challenge.
Research PsyPost AdvancesAn fMRI study of 196 participants links greater stable attention-control capacity to a p — Show the summaryBelongs to Solarpunk as solid but incremental basic research identifying correlates of individual differences in attentional control, without improperly turning them into a promise of cognitive enhancement.
France 24 AdvancesIn Japan, companies adopt devices to cool workers in extreme heat — Show the summarySome Japanese companies are adopting rapid-cooling booths or devices to help workers exposed to extreme heat. Their health benefits remain unproven.
Phys.org AdvancesBiodegradable microspheres developed to protect nitrogen-fixing bacteria — Show the summaryHydrogel microspheres shield nitrogen-fixing bacteria from oxygen and preserve their activity. The prototype aims to supply nitrogen to cereal crop roots.
The Art NewspaperAN CultureHuman figure seated on a leopard found at Karahan Tepe — Show the summaryArchaeologists at Karahan Tepe, Turkey, have found a Neolithic sculpture depicting a human figure seated on a leopard. The find is unusual both in iconography and ritual context.
Reuters WorldNiger says it has retaken the Niamey base — Show the summaryNiger says it has regained control of the key Niamey airbase after a mutiny by soldiers. The political crisis, however, remains unresolved.
The Guardian LongevitySTAREE: statins linked to 30% fewer cardiovascular events in healthy over-70s — Show the summarySTAREE tested primary prevention with statins in almost 10,000 healthy people over 70, recruited through around 3,400 GPs. Cardiovascular events fell by 30%, but disability-free survival did not improve.
NASA Science AdvancesNASA launches Roman on a Falcon Heavy — Show the summaryThe Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has reached orbit and will begin large infrared surveys. It offers resolution comparable to Hubble with a much wider field of view.
Reuters WorldRodríguez presents a 25-year US-Venezuela energy agreement — Show the summaryVenezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodríguez presented the energy agreement with the United States as a 25-year deal. The text, sovereignty guarantees, and social and environmental impacts have yet to be clarified.
Threshold Smithsonian Magazine ConsciousnessIn Valencia, a cave may have been a Roman sanctuary — Show the summaryAt Cova de les Dones, Roman archaeological evidence has been interpreted as a possible rock-cut sanctuary. It does not prove the identity of the deity, the nature of the rite, or exclusive participation by women; the primary source is missing.
Tricycle CultureCologne exhibition presents Buddhist objects completed by ritual — Show the summaryTricycle reports on a Cologne exhibition presenting Buddhist devotional objects as artefacts completed through ritual use and relationship. Venue, dates and curatorial framing await primary confirmation.
BBCBBC AdvancesBritish reserves record rare species during exceptional heat — Show the summaryA British wildlife trust recorded rare or unusual species at its reserves during a period of exceptional heat. Increased monitoring contributed to the sightings reported.
Research Phys.org AdvancesShock compression melted diamond at around 1 TPa — Show the summaryShock compression experiments measured the melting of diamond at around 1 TPa. The link to 'diamond rain' remains model-based, and the primary source needs verification.
L'AdigeLA LongevityFree flu vaccine at pharmacies for over-65s in Trentino — Show the summaryThe autonomous Province of Trento announces free flu vaccination at participating pharmacies for people aged 65 and over. Confirmation of the official institutional document is pending.
ABC7AB CulturePostcard sent in 2000 arrives 26 years later — Show the summaryAccording to ABC7, a postcard sent by a man’s parents in July 2000 was delivered to his home in 2026. The material available does not include independent confirmation of the sending or the delivery.
Dezeen CultureK-Thengono completes Split Mass Residence in Tangerang — Show the summaryDezeen describes the residence completed by K-Thengono Design Studio in Tangerang, featuring sloped roof gardens, PE-rattan facades and multilevel social spaces. The primary source and data on usage outcomes are missing.
The Guardian / AIEA WorldIAEA works on seventh ceasefire for Zaporizhzhia — Show the summaryThe IAEA is working on a seventh local agreement between Russia and Ukraine to repair the external power line at Zaporizhzhia. The plant, occupied by Russian forces, has no external power and is using diesel generators to cool its six shut-down reactors.
Associated Press WorldNepal and Tibet, rescuers search for thousands of missing people — Show the summaryFlash floods and landslides last week killed at least 800 people and left more than 3,000 missing. International assistance and technical support are under way, but the risk of further flooding is hampering rescue efforts.
WorldbankWO AdvancesWorld Bank reports wider electricity access in Uganda — Show the summaryThe World Bank reports an expansion of electricity access in Uganda. Independent confirmation is still needed on the interventions, connections made, areas reached and operational status.
Media INAFMI AdvancesNancy Grace Roman telescope launch scheduled in two days — Show the summaryAccording to Media INAF, the launch is scheduled in two days. The telescope is not yet operational; the date, mission status and future scientific results require confirmation and cannot currently be demonstrated.
Ars Technica AdvancesMeta modifies AI glasses: no recording when the light is covered — Show the summaryAccording to Ars Technica, Meta’s AI glasses stop recording when the user covers the safety indicator light. The change has been reported, but independent confirmation of how it works is not yet available.
Research ScienceDaily LongevityPhotosensitive eye drops restore light responses in blind animals — Show the summaryPhotosensitive molecules have restored light responses and visual behaviours in animal models, including when administered as eye drops. The evidence is preliminary and does not demonstrate efficacy or safety in humans.
Smithsonian Magazine Culture1,800 volunteers help move Hirosaki Castle’s keep back into place — Show the summaryIn Hirosaki, northern Japan, 1,800 volunteers helped move the castle keep back towards its original site, after it had been relocated to allow restoration of the stone walls.
ABC LongevityAustralia on track to eliminate cervical cancer — Show the summaryABC reports that Australia is on track to eliminate cervical cancer thanks to HPV vaccination and screening programmes. The forecast requires verification from primary health or statistical sources.
