The Future of Fusion Energy Reactors will be Built in Tri-Cities | Nuclear Fusion

Avalanche Energy Designs and the Tri-City Development Council announced Thursday that they are moving forward with plans for Avalanche’s first global advanced manufacturing facility for its modular fusion energy machines….

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GLP-1 Users Are Reporting Their Fingernails Detaching : ScienceAlert | News World

When you start a medication and notice something different about your body, a question can follow: Is the drug responsible? Changes to your nails might prompt that question, too. In…

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Astronomers discover record-breaking ancient cosmic outburst | Technology & Science

At some point around three billion years after the big bang, some celestial object in a faraway galaxy suddenly went pop and shot out a brief-but-powerful blast of radio waves,…

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Scientists Trace How Cancer Passed Between Twins Before Birth : ScienceAlert | News World

A facial mass detected before birth prompted the early delivery of identical twin sisters. A fetal MRI at 33 weeks showed the mass on one baby’s face. When the sisters…

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Mathematicians marvel, and grumble, at OpenAI’s trove of new results | Technology & Science

It’s been two days since OpenAI’s “slop drop” of AI-generated results on 372 open math and computer science problems. Scientists are just beginning to parse through the heap and pick…

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Einstein Probe reveals a hidden phase of neutron star collisions | Science

Short gamma-ray bursts, or short GRBs, are believed to occur when two compact objects, such as neutron stars, spiral toward one another before colliding and merging. These extraordinarily violent events…

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The most exciting claims from OpenAI’s heap of new proofs | News World

On Tuesday afternoon OpenAI dropped more than 700 manuscripts reporting proofs, solutions and progress on 372 open problems across theoretical research. It will take time for mathematicians to trudge through…

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General Fusion achieves technical milestone in plasma heating | Nuclear Fusion

Open this photo in gallery: General Fusion CEO Greg Twinney stands with the LM26, which the company uses to test its fusion method, in Richmond, B.C., last year.Jennifer Gauthier/The Globe…

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NASA is searching for hidden caves to build its first Moon base | Science

NASA is moving closer to establishing humanity’s first Moon base with the selection of three scientific investigations designed to answer some of the biggest questions about living on the lunar…

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Will There Be A ‘Carrie’ Season 2? There’s “So Much Potential” To Continue, Mike Flanagan Teases | News World

Mike Flanagan has practically made a career out of adapting Stephen King projects, but he’s never been afraid to put his own stamp on the stories. Usually, that means long…

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Artemis II images boost NASA’s moon base plans | Technology & Science

NASA’s Artemis II mission—a slingshot around the moon earlier this year that sent four astronauts to lunar space for the first time in more than half a century—was an unequivocal…

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Netflix Just Quietly Added The Best Monster Show Of The Year | News World

The beginning of Netflix’s upcoming series Below is jarring to say the least. Not only is there a terrifying monster on the loose, but Josh Hartnett is talking in an…

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Germany invests €500 million in nuclear fusion | Nuclear Fusion

Berlin (d.de) – Germany is pressing ahead with the development of fusion power plants. As part of Germany’s High-Tech Agenda, the Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovation (SPRIND) has launched a…

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The Atlantic hurricane season has been eerily quiet—Tropical Storm Isaias could change that | Technology & Science

Tropical Storm Isaias, a cyclone in the Gulf of Mexico, is expected to strengthen into a hurricane by Thursday, according to the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. If it…

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One Everyday Habit Is Linked to 49% Higher Risk of Eating Disorder Symptoms in Teens : ScienceAlert | News World

Giving a child a smartphone before age 13 could be risky for some aspects of their mental health. In a new study of nearly 9,000 adolescents in the US, researchers…

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Earth’s center is moving, and NASA just measured it | Science

Earth’s center of mass does not stay perfectly still. As water, ice, and air move around the planet with the seasons, they redistribute enough weight to push the center of…

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Scientists Identify a Small Village in Italy Where Women Live Exceptionally Long Lives : ScienceAlert | News World

In a mountain village in the heart of Sardinia, Italy, something very special appears to be happening. On the same island, roughly 20 years ago, scientists identified the world’s first…

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Scientists unlock the longevity secrets of 194-year-old Jonathan the giant tortoise | Technology & Science

Jonathan, an Aldabra giant tortoise on the South Atlantic island of Saint Helena, appears fully grown in a photograph researchers say was taken around 1882. That means he’s survived to…

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US lab sensor moves underground to protect fusion plant water supplies | Nuclear Fusion

Optical fibers and miniature silicon sensors designed for nuclear physics experiments are being sent underground. Their new mission is to protect drinking water supplies near upcoming commercial fusion power plants….

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Webb finds a surprising atmosphere on a scorching lava world | Science

For scientists searching for life beyond Earth, rocky planets with atmospheres are among the most promising places to investigate. An atmosphere is essential for maintaining liquid water on a planet’s…

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DNA From a Human Brain Gene Has Turned Up In a Virus : ScienceAlert | News World

Some pieces of our DNA can copy themselves into new locations. Copies derived from one gene active in human brain cells appear to have taken that journey further: into a…

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A suspected case of pneumonic plague is raising fears of an outbreak. Should you be worried? | Technology & Science

World health experts are closely following a potential case of pneumonic plague—the most deadly form of the disease. Earlier this week Russian officials reported that an employee at a laboratory…

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Scientists discover genetic traits that may explain 194-year-old tortoise’s impressive longevity | News World

The remote south Atlantic island of St. Helena boasts an international celebrity: the tortoise Jonathan, the oldest living land animal. At 194 years old, he has outlasted the expected lifespan…

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Federal approval for Everett company’s two devices to produce fusion power | Nuclear Fusion

EVERETT — Zap Energy, a leader in developing fission and fusion-based, carbon-free power, just secured federal approval for a new type of breakthrough capacitor that reaches an expected 20-year life cycle…

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Drug target could block brain inflammation linked to Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s | Science

Scientists may have found a new way to reduce harmful inflammation in the brain by targeting a receptor that can already be blocked with existing drugs. The research, published in…

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‘Completely unexpected’: Astronomers spy never-before-seen ‘phoenix planet’ rising from the ashes of a dead star | News World

Astronomers have spotted a never-before-seen type of “phoenix planet” rising from the ashes of a dying alien sun. The discovery, which the scientists say was “completely unexpected,” raises hopes that…

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Why does weed cause anxiety? A new brain study investigates cannabis paranoia | Technology & Science

Whether you are smoking or eating it, marijuana can be relaxing—or it can cause feelings of anxiety, panic and paranoia. But despite the prevalence of these unnerving experiences—studies suggest frequent…

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NASA’s Webb finds signs of Mars-sized worlds smashing together | Science

Scientists think one of the most important events in the early solar system was a colossal collision between the young Earth and a Mars-sized body known as Theia. The impact…

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A Hot Bath May Lower Your Blood Pressure More Than a 30-Minute Workout Can, Study Reveals : ScienceAlert | News World

Taking a nice hot bath at the end of a long day is a wonderful way to unwind, but the end results can go way beyond simple relaxation. In fact,…

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Burning Plasma, Modular Fission and the Operating Fleet -What China’s BEST – Italy’s Nuclear Re-entry and the World’s Power Reactors Actually Are | Nuclear Fusion

Evidence cutoff: 6 October 2026. An analytical paper distinguishing research milestones, legal authority, proposed projects and operating electricity supply. Italy’s nuclear return will be judged by its ability to turn…

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