Science
Starship Reaches Orbit for the First Time as SpaceX Deploys 26 Starlink Satellites
SpaceX’s Starship reached orbit for the first time on Flight 14, deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites and moved the rocket into its next testing phase.
Science
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AI
Claude Found a CRISPR-Like Enzyme System by Searching 200,000 Proteins
Claude enzyme discovery: Anthropic says Claude searched 200,000 reverse transcriptases, found a CRISPR-like enzyme system, and helped scientists test it.
Science
NASA Found a New Moon Crater That Formed in 2024
NASA discovered a new Moon crater that formed in 2024 after comparing Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter images taken before and after a rare impact.
AI
Anthropic Opens Life Sciences Verification Program for Biology Researchers Using Claude
Anthropic is opening its Life Sciences Verification Program in beta, creating a two-tier verified access system for biology researchers using Claude.
AI
Google DeepMind Launches WeatherNext 3 - the Most Accurate AI Weather Model Yet, Now Live in Search and Maps
WeatherNext 3 is live in Google Search, Maps, and Gemini. Hourly forecasts, 5km resolution, real-time satellite data, and 60% better precipitation accuracy.
Industry
General Fusion Lists on Nasdaq. Its Machine Has Already Hit 8.4 Million Degrees Celsius.
General Fusion began trading on Nasdaq today as GFUZ, the first publicly listed fusion company. LM26 has already reached 8.4 million degrees Celsius toward a 10 million degree target.
AI
Anthropic Launches Claude Science, an AI Workbench Built for Scientists
Anthropic launched Claude Science on June 30, an AI workbench in beta pulling 60+ scientific databases, compute management, and auditable artifacts into one environment.
Science
What Is Quantum Computing and When Will It Actually Matter?
Quantum computing hit three major milestones in 18 months. Here is what it does, where it stands in 2026, and what NIST's 2030 deadline means for you.
Science
NASA Roman Telescope Sets August Launch - Aimed at 100,000 Exoplanets
NASA's Roman Telescope launches August 30 on SpaceX Falcon Heavy, eight months early. Scientists expect up to 100,000 exoplanet finds.