LK-99 Superconductor Claim Sparks Hope, Doubt, Global Scrutiny
Sanjukta Praharaj
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A group of South Korean researchers in July 2023 claimed to have created a material that exhibits superconductivity at room
A group of South Korean researchers in July 2023 claimed to have created a material that exhibits superconductivity at room
Newly released investigation files show that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein had deeper connections with scientists than were previously known.
Scientists at Westlake University have engineered a “super antibody” that achieved 100% survival in mice exposed to a deadly tick-borne virus. The therapy, called ZS1C5, slashed viral loads in monkeys by 90% in 24 hours, offering the first hope for a targeted treatment against SFTS—a disease with a 30% fatality rate and no current cure.
China’s main space contractor, CASC, has made space-based data centers a key part of its new five-year plan, joining U.S. firms like SpaceX in the race to build solar-powered orbital computing infrastructure and overcome Earth’s energy and land limitations.
Scientists from The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and UCLA have identified Alfvén waves as the “space battery” powering Earth’s auroras. This universal mechanism, confirmed by NASA satellite data, explains how electric fields accelerate particles to create the Northern Lights and applies to other planets.
Scientists from King’s College London and San Diego State University have discovered the molecular “sticker” mechanism—driven by amino acids arginine and tyrosine—that gives spider silk its super strength. The breakthrough paves the way for new bio-inspired materials and offers a fresh model for studying Alzheimer’s disease.
NASA’s next Artemis mission, Artemis II, will be the first crewed flight of the Artemis programme. Marking a historic milestone
Scientists discovered a new species of dinosaur in China that changes what we know about dinosaur skin and evolution. The
Chinese researchers achieved a major breakthrough in quantum communication by securely transmitting encrypted information over more than 100 kilometres of
A University of Texas at Austin startup, Supra Elemental Recovery, has secured $250,000 to commercialize a 3D-printed filtration system. Their technology recovers high-purity rare earth minerals from industrial and e-waste, aiming to strengthen the vulnerable U.S. supply chain for tech and defense manufacturing.
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