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Vestas has won its first offshore wind order in South Korea, a 390 MW deal for the Shinan-Ui project. The order, featuring 26 V236-15.0 MW turbines, is a key milestone for both the Danish manufacturer and South Korea’s clean energy ambitions.
China has overhauled its 1995 Civil Aviation Law, bringing drones under national legal framework for the first time. The new law requires CAAC certification and unique ID codes, aiming to curb “black flying” while fueling a low‑altitude economy worth 500 billion yuan.
China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) has finished building a massive 7km spiral ramp for the Beishan Underground Research Laboratory in the Gobi Desert. The facility, spearheaded by chief scientist Wang Ju, will study how to safely seal high-level nuclear waste underground for hundreds of thousands of years.
Researchers at Chiba University in Japan have developed a new light-based technique to detect altermagnets, a hidden class of magnetic materials. By probing crystals with circularly polarized light, they can reveal the self-canceling spin structure, enabling the discovery of materials for faster, more energy-efficient spintronic devices.
The Expedition 74 crew, led by NASA commander Mike Fincke, sent Christmas wishes from the International Space Station, orbiting 250 miles high. Alongside JAXA’s Kimiya Yui and NASA astronauts Zena Cardman and Chris Williams, they celebrate with their “space family” and global Mission Control, maintaining traditions in microgravity while missing terrestrial loved ones.
A creator used a particle accelerator to capture stunning “lightning in a bottle” inside acrylic. High-energy electrons were embedded into
Turkish startup EDGE Microwave has created the HEDGE-8008, a military-grade anti-jam navigation system weighing just 275 grams. Designed for drones, it counters GPS jamming—a critical threat in modern warfare—using adaptive beamforming algorithms.
In a world-first procedure, surgeons led by Dr. Qiu Shenqiang at Shandong Provincial Hospital saved a woman’s torn-off ear by temporarily grafting it onto her foot for over five months before successful reattachment, overcoming severe blood vessel crises.
From the lost tomb of Cleopatra to the fate of the Mary Celeste’s crew, Live Science details 20 historical mysteries where evidence is too lost, vague, or contradictory for a definitive answer. These enduring enigmas, including the Voynich Manuscript and the 1924 Mount Everest climb, showcase the limits of our knowledge of the past.
Safe Pro Group Inc. (Nasdaq: SPAI) has upgraded its AI-powered SPOTD platform to detect explosives and map terrain in GPS-denied conditions. Developed with feedback from Ukraine, the tech will be demonstrated at the U.S. Army’s 2026 experiment at Fort Hood, Texas, offering a 10x faster processing advantage.
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