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High-resolution simulations show the Gulf Stream jumps 219 km north roughly 25 years before AMOC collapse, and satellite data confirms the current has already begun drifting northward from Cape Hatteras.
The fourth gravitational wave transient catalog adds 128 new detections from a nine-month observing run, including the heaviest and fastest-spinning black hole mergers ever recorded.
Bethesda's space RPG arrives on PS5 with two DLC expansions and the Free Lanes overhaul, as Microsoft's multiplatform strategy reaches its most significant title yet.
Isolated indium atoms on hafnium oxide outperform conventional nanoparticle catalysts in CO2-to-methanol synthesis, opening a path to fossil-free chemical production.
Swift 6.3 delivers the first stable Android SDK after a year of community development, alongside new C interoperability features and a unified cross-platform build system.
Rocket Pharmaceuticals' Kresladi becomes the first gene therapy approved for LAD-I, an ultra-rare immune disorder that leaves children vulnerable to fatal infections.
Chinese AV firm WeRide and Southeast Asian superapp Grab begin public autonomous rides in Singapore's Punggol district, marking the city-state's first driverless service open to everyday residents.
A 90-million-year-old skeleton from Argentina reveals that alvarezsaur dinosaurs shrank to under two pounds before evolving their hallmark ant-eating adaptations, upending decades of evolutionary assumptions.
Palo Alto Networks researchers reveal TGR-STA-1030, an Asia-based threat group that compromised law enforcement agencies, finance ministries, and telecoms across 37 countries while scanning government infrastructure in 155 nations.
A Caltech-backed startup claims utility-scale quantum computers need far fewer qubits than previously estimated, potentially accelerating the timeline for cryptographically relevant machines to the end of the decade.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope caught comet C/2025 K1 fragmenting into at least four pieces across three days, marking the closest-to-breakup observation in the telescope's history.
The largest private funding round in history values OpenAI at $852 billion, with Amazon, SoftBank, and Nvidia among the backers.