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Prada introduces a new technology designed to regulate astronauts’ body temperature

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Italian fashion house Prada unveiled an astronaut undergarment on Sunday (07) developed in partnership with Axiom Space, a company focused on space infrastructure and technology. The Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment sits close to the skin and uses integrated ventilation tubing woven into its fabric, helping astronauts regulate and maintain a stable body temperature during […]

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Scientists are creating skin-like electronics that learn like a brain

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Researchers are developing flexible neuromorphic electronics that imitate the brain’s information-processing abilities, offering a potential alternative to rigid silicon-based AI hardware and enabling deeper human-machine integration. Modern artificial intelligence systems can already surpass human performance in areas such as image recognition and medical data analysis, yet they still face a major limitation when it comes

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Microbial degradation of biodegradable sensors reveals soil dynamics

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New degradable sensors may provide valuable insights into the hidden yet vital microbial communities within soil. Developed by researchers at Lancaster University, University of Colorado Boulder, and University of Manchester, the sensors measure biological activity by incorporating a degradable material that soil microbes consume. The sensors have the potential to uncover valuable insights about soil

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A bracelet available on Amazon delivers electric shocks when you overspend using your card

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Online courses, budgeting spreadsheets, freezing your credit card—if none of these have stopped you from overspending, perhaps it’s time for a more drastic solution. Pavlok, an American company, sells a wearable bracelet that can deliver electric shocks of up to 350 volts when you exceed a spending limit linked to your credit card. The device

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Former NASA engineer claims a propellant-free force can overcome Earth’s gravity

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In 2001, British electrical engineer Roger Shawyer unveiled the EmDrive, often dubbed the “impossible drive.” The device gained attention because Shawyer claimed it could generate thrust without using any propellant. If accurate, it would function as a reactionless drive—seemingly moving forward without expelling anything in the opposite direction. Such a concept directly challenges the law

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NVIDIA aims to reshape the PC market with an AI-focused chip, competing with Intel and AMD

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NVIDIA introduced the RTX Spark, a new processor for Windows PCs, marking its shift into integrated consumer computing. At Computex in Taipei, CEO Jensen Huang announced it and said NVIDIA is partnering with Microsoft to “reinvent the PC.” The RTX Spark pairs an NVIDIA GPU with a CPU co-developed with MediaTek, moving away from Intel

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NASA launches Phase 1 of its Moon base development. Here’s the full plan

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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA is moving ahead with early preparations for a large-scale Moon base, ordering landers, rovers, and drones just weeks after the Artemis II lunar flyaround. NASA Launches Phase 1 Contracts for Moon Base Hardware Development On Tuesday, the agency unveiled Phase 1 plans and awarded hundreds of millions in contracts

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Galaxy Watch 6 predicts fainting spells up to 5 minutes early

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Researchers have successfully used the Galaxy Watch 6 to predict fainting episodes up to five minutes in advance. The study, conducted by Samsung alongside Chung-Ang Gwangmyeong University Hospital in South Korea, combines the smartwatch’s sensors with AI-powered algorithms to forecast these events. Galaxy Watch 6 AI System Predicts Fainting with 84.6% Accuracy Using the Galaxy

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NASA’s Psyche spacecraft used Mars’s gravity for a slingshot maneuver to adjust its path

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NASA’s Psyche spacecraft used Mars as a gravity slingshot while traveling toward a metal-rich world that may help uncover what lies inside planets like Earth. On May 15, NASA’s Psyche spacecraft flew just 2,864 miles (4,609 kilometers) above Mars in a successful close pass. The spacecraft used Mars’ gravity to gain speed and adjust its

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NASA built a new AI processor that is up to 500× faster than current space computers

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NASA is developing a high-performance computer chip that could transform how future spacecraft function in deep space. Built through a commercial partnership, the processor speeds onboard data processing and enables more autonomous spacecraft decisions on distant missions. NASA’s Effort to Build More Intelligent Spacecraft NASA’s High Performance Spaceflight Computing project aims to improve the processing

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