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August 17, 2026

DeepSeek V4 Pro Launches With Premium Pricing as China’s AI Competition Intensifies

DeepSeek formally released its V4 Pro model on August 13, positioning it as a premium-tier offering in a market where pricing strategies and capability benchmarks now define competitive positioning. The launch occurs

Vaccine vials prepared for administration during the summer 2026 COVID surge and trivalent vaccine rollout.

Health·Science

COVID Returns With Summer Surge: New Vaccines Target Multiple Variants—Here’s What Changed

COVID-19 is surging again this summer, and it’s following a pattern that keeps confusing health officials. Unlike flu, which only peaks in winter, COVID spikes twice a year—summer and winter. No one fully understands why, but the summer 2026 wave

August 17, 2026

Salt and Sunlight: How Cheap Chemistry Is Rewriting Plastic’s Fate

Environment·Plastic·Recycle·Science

An Oak Ridge breakthrough uses cheap molten salts to turn polyethylene into fuel below 200°C. AI-designed enzymes attack PET from the other side. The

The Furnace Nobody Wanted Could Now Fuel the Future

Energy·Hydrogen·Materials·Science

A University of Birmingham catalyst splits water into hydrogen at 150–500°C using waste heat from steel and cement plants, potentially undercutting green and blue

Robotics·Science·Space

NASA’s EELS: The Robotic Snake on a Mission to Uncover Extraterrestrial Life

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is developing a snake-like robot called Exobiology Extant Life Surveyor (EELS) to explore otherworldly terrains and search for life beyond Earth. EELS will use its spinning wheels

Karmactive Team

April 19, 2023

Science·Space

Capturing the Sun’s Beauty: Astrophotographer Eduardo Schaberger Photographs a Rare Plasma Waterfall

A plasma waterfall on the sun was captured by an astrophotographer. The height of the structure is appropriately 60,000 miles. As the sun nears its peak of activity, this is the latest in

Govind Tekale

April 16, 2023

Plastic·Pollution·Science

Nature’s Plastic Recycling Bacteria : How Comamonas Testosteroni Could Solve Our Plastic Crisis

A bacteria that “eats” plastic has been uncovered by the researchers. The quantity of plastic produced every year is more than 380 million tons. Only less than 5% of all plastic is

Govind Tekale

April 15, 2023

Science·Space

Exploring the Mysteries of Jupiter: JunoCam Captures Stunning Images of Jupiter as NASA Marks 50th Close Pass

NASA’s Juno Mission has completed its 50th orbit around Jupiter over the past weekend. The mission aims to reveal the truth about Jupiter’s origin and mysterious evolution. NASA shared 50 sights of

Karmactive Team

April 13, 2023

Climate·Pollution·Science

New Discovery: Strong Electric Field Creates Hydroxide, Key Molecule in Clearing Air Pollution

A mechanism that creates hydroxide through a strong electric field at the surface between airborne water droplets & surrounding air has been discovered and announced. The atmosphere can be helped by OH

Govind Tekale

April 11, 2023

Science·Space

Free-Floating Planets: Could Their Moons Be the Key to Life in the Universe?

According to astrophysicist Giulia Roccetti & her colleagues, moons orbiting rogue planets and staying warm for over a billion years could potentially create habitable conditions for life. These findings were presented at

Govind Tekale

April 8, 2023

Science·Space

Potentially Hazardous Asteroid 2023 DZ2 Makes a Close Approach to Earth but Poses No Threat

Object 2023 DZ2, a Potentially Hazardous Object, will pass as close as 100,000 miles from Earth this weekend. The asteroid is nearly 140 to 310 feet across, and scientists will use this

Karmactive Team

March 29, 2023

News·Science·Technology·USA

MIT Researchers Develop “X-Ray Vision” or X-AR to See Beyond Objects with Hololens

A system that provides X-ray vision using AR (augmented (Augmented Reality) has been developed by MIT researchers. An antenna is used by the system, adding a “sixth sense” to the Hololens &

Govind Tekale

March 28, 2023

Science·Space·Sustainability

North Dakota-based Company’s Quantum Drive to Revolutionize Commercial Space Travel

An all-electrical propulsion system for satellites (the IVO Quantum Drive) will launch to space for the first time on June 10th, 2023, as a preparatory testing for an alternative theory of inertia

Karmactive Team

March 28, 2023

Design·Materials·Science·Sustainability

Scientists Turn Waste Crab Shells into Wonder Bioplastics For Breakthrough Optical Technology

Crab shell extract has been converted into a bioplastic by scientists from the Anteneo de Manila University to make optical parts known as diffraction gratings. Lasers, wavelength division multiplexing, & spectrometers use

Govind Tekale

March 27, 2023

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