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Australian researchers are solving the puzzle of how humans might have babies in space, discovering surprising challenges that need solutions before we can settle other worlds. Their groundbreaking experiments reveal both obstacles and paths forward for space-faring families.
After years of red tape, American electric air taxis are finally taking off. A new FAA program will launch commercial passenger flights from Manhattan to Texas starting this summer.
Samsung SDI just solved a major safety problem that's kept super-powered lithium-metal batteries out of our devices for years. The breakthrough could make phones, wearables, and other gadgets smaller and last way longer on a single charge.
Dubai's Museum of the Future is approaching five million visitors just four years after opening, cementing its status as a global hub for innovation and dialogue. The museum has hosted 620 events and welcomed leaders from around the world while launching initiatives to empower Arab minds and shape humanity's future.
South Korea just unveiled its first comprehensive plan to become a global leader in quantum chip manufacturing within the next decade. The ambitious national strategy marks a major shift as quantum technology moves from research labs to real-world applications.
Scientists have slashed the timeline for practical quantum computers from decades to just 10 years, thanks to breakthrough fixes for the technology's biggest problem: errors. Four major teams proved that quantum error correction actually works, opening the door to machines that could revolutionize chemistry, medicine, and security.
After two years of tinkering, a maker has created an autonomous drone umbrella that hovers above you in the rain without any handheld controller. It's a glimpse into a future where everyday objects adapt to us.
South Korea just eliminated a bureaucratic process that forced cutting-edge research projects to wait over two years before starting. The move aims to help the nation compete in the global race for future technologies.
Scientists say quantum technology has hit a milestone comparable to the early transistor era, with working systems now ready to scale. The breakthrough promises revolutionary computers, but researchers estimate years of engineering work remain.
The United Arab Emirates has secured its position as a world leader in autonomous systems and future engineering, backed by bold national AI strategies and cutting-edge research facilities. The country's investments in unmanned vehicles, drones, and smart infrastructure are turning sci-fi visions into everyday reality.