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A clear atmosphere surrounds this hot sub-Neptune, although tourism officials remain quiet about the water vapour and 1,340-degree heat.
Semiconductor researchers can apply for a Korea delegation featuring labs, presentations and the high-speed transfer of ideas near biscuits.
Engineering biology has received a modest list of tasks involving blood, clothes, crops, metals and repairing most of civilisation.
Portable oxygen now comes in a five-kilogram unit that reuses breath and leaves traditional cylinders feeling needlessly dramatic.
Planning AI can digitise old records in 40 seconds, leaving councils free to spend two hours locating the correct attachment.
Zombie projects will leave the electricity grid queue after years of shuffling forward and asking whether anyone has a spare connection point.
Formation flying spacecraft found each other with a laser after trying the orbital equivalent of standing by the trolley bay.
Small satellites face a large universe, a tiny budget and the annual expectation that an intern can explain dark matter by lunch.
ESA's Hera Mars flyby surveys Oxia Planum for a 2030 rover, proving even a dead planet needs a property inspection before science can begin.
Parker Solar Probe films the Solar System beside the Sun, where a package holiday has no beach, no shade and no return transfer.
Gulf of Oman phytoplankton have formed beautiful swirling bands without submitting a route plan, colour chart or marine movement form.
Experts Recommend Layering Parkas Over Hawaiian Shirts Brace yourselves, Britain: the weather has officially lost the plot. In a move more erratic than your aunt’s Facebook rants, temperatures are set…
