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Cadillac Celestiq front three-quarter view near modern architecture at sunset

November 11, 2025

Business·Electric·Mobility·News·Technology

Cadillac Celestiq Pushes Toward $400K Line With $60K Jump As “Price Itself Becomes The Message” In Ultra-EV Race

Cadillac’s ultra-luxury electric vehicle just got even more exclusive. The hand-built CELESTIQ will cost $60,000 more for the 2026 model year, pushing its starting price to the “low-$400,000” range. This significant price

Overhead view of a jar of foamy warm milk with a few ants floating on the surface.

Food & Drinks·Health·Science

Four Ants Create Yogurt Overnight: Research Reveals Link Between Insects and Sourdough Bacteria

Scientists have brought back to life an unusual yogurt-making method that uses ants as the key ingredient. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen and other institutions have recreated a nearly forgotten tradition from Turkey and the Balkans where red wood

October 13, 2025

UK Met Office Deploys AENeAS System to Shield GPS and Aviation from Solar Storms

Science·Space

A breakthrough space weather forecasting system has launched in the UK, allowing experts to predict how solar storms affect our upper atmosphere and the

Abu Dhabi Hospital Vertiport to Cut Hour-Long Patient Trips to Minutes with Archer’s Electric Flying Taxis

Aviation·Electric·Health·Mobility·Technology

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi announced plans on October 8, 2025, to build the United Arab Emirates’ first hospital-based vertiport, allowing electric flying taxis to

Fluorescent microscopy image showing three hamster ovarian cells glowing with different intensities of blue, representing various levels of gene expression along a gradient from fully off to fully on, with a slider graphic beneath.

Health

MIT Engineers Discover Cells Remember Gene Activity at Various Intensity Levels, Challenging Binary Memory Model

A breakthrough study from MIT engineers reveals that cells can “remember” gene activity at various intensity levels, challenging the long-held belief that cellular memory operates as a simple on/off switch. This discovery

Tejal Somvanshi

September 11, 2025

Front view of the silver Audi concept car with distinctive vertical frame grille and four-element LED headlights against a white background with flowing curved patterns.

Design·Mobility·News

Audi Concept C Electric Sports Car: ‘Somewhere Between TT and R8’ Says CEO Döllner, Coming 2027

Audi has unveiled the Concept C, a sleek two-seat sports car that signals a dramatic shift in the company’s design approach while hinting at what could become the spiritual successor to the

Karmactive Team

September 10, 2025

Modern blue and yellow Adessia Stream B battery-electric train with distinctive streamlined design at a station platform at night, showing the front cab and passenger cars with illuminated interior

Electric·News·Transportation

Wellington Secures €538M Deal for 18 Zero-Emission Battery-Electric Trains to Replace Diesel Fleet by 2029

New Zealand is getting its first fleet of battery-electric commuter trains in a €538 million (NZD 1.065 billion) deal announced on 8 September 2025. The agreement will bring 18 new trains to

Sunita Somvanshi

September 10, 2025

Researcher viewing heart rate data on laptop screen with WiFi hardware devices connected, showing the Pulse-Fi system monitoring heart rate without wearable devices.

Health·Technology

WiFi Signals Detect Heart Rate With Half-Beat-Per-Minute Error, No Wearables Required

Engineers at the University of California, Santa Cruz have developed a system that uses everyday WiFi signals to measure a person’s heart rate without any wearable devices. Their technology, called “Pulse-Fi,” achieves

Tejal Somvanshi

September 10, 2025

Agnathax eel-inspired robot with colorful segmented body maneuvering through cylindrical pegs on a testing surface

Robotics·Technology

Eel-Inspired Robot Reveals How Animals Navigate Between Water and Land Using Redundant Sensing Systems

A new robot that moves like an eel is helping scientists understand how animals can travel between water and land. This discovery could lead to better robots for emergency rescues and exploring

Rahul Somvanshi

September 9, 2025

Orange Spectre rocket launched by Turner Fenton Secondary School students streaking upward through a forest clearing at Launch Canada 2025 in Timmins, Ontario.

Canada·News·Science·Technology

Spectre Rocket Soars to 10,147 Feet: Brampton Students Achieve Canadian High School First at Timmins Competition

Turner Fenton Secondary School students made Canadian aerospace history on August 19, 2025, at 10:42 a.m. when their “Spectre” rocket launched from Timmins, Ontario during the Launch Canada competition. The Brampton team’s

Govind Tekale

September 8, 2025

Green Peugeot 308 hatchback driving on a highway with grassy hillside in background

Business·Europe·News

Stellantis CEO: ‘Vital to Act’ as EU Auto Market Shrinks by 3M Cars

Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa is pushing European policymakers to shift from discussions to tangible measures for supporting the auto sector during its current challenges. “A strategic dialogue is very important, but now

Sunita Somvanshi

September 8, 2025

Prototype of GM and Lunar Outpost’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle concept for NASA Artemis, built with advanced battery and autonomous systems.

Electric·Mobility·Space·USA

GM’s NCMA Battery Tech Powering NASA Lunar Rover Survives -334°F with 18,600-Mile Range, 1000× Apollo’s

Apollo astronauts used non-rechargeable silver-zinc battery rovers; Apollo 17’s total traverse reached about 22.3 miles. Now GM is contributing advanced battery technology to Lunar Outpost’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle (LTV) concept, designed for

Rahul Somvanshi

September 7, 2025

A busy Lululemon store on a New York City street corner with large glass windows and people walking by.

Business·Fashion·News

Lululemon Stock Crashes 17% After CEO Admits ‘Too Predictable’ Product Line Caused $240M Tariff Impact

Lululemon’s stock plunged approximately 17-19% after Thursday’s Q2 earnings call when CEO Calvin McDonald admitted what many customers might have already felt about their product lineup. “We have become too predictable within

Sunita Somvanshi

September 7, 2025

Person with closed eyes wearing headphones, with a green apple positioned at one ear and strawberries at the other ear, against a purple-blue background.

Europe·News·Science

Italy’s Food Sound Exhibition Proves We Eat With Our Ears, Altering Freshness Perception

A new exhibition in northern Italy is changing how we think about food by exploring an often overlooked sense: hearing. The “Food Sound” exhibition at MUSE science museum in Trento examines how

Tejal Somvanshi

September 7, 2025

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