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NASA abandons Swift rescue as Katalyst's LINK spins out of control

NASA abandons Swift rescue as Katalyst's LINK spins out of control

NASA and Katalyst Space Technologies have called off the robotic mission to boost the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory. Attitude control failures left the rescue spacecraft spinning, and it can no longer capture the telescope.

Science27 September 20263 min readSources 3
Helion's Polaris Hits 150 Million Degrees, First Private D-T Fusion

Helion's Polaris Hits 150 Million Degrees, First Private D-T Fusion

Helion's Polaris prototype has become the first privately developed fusion machine to demonstrate measurable deuterium-tritium fusion and to reach plasma temperatures of 150 million degrees Celsius, the company said on 13 February 2026.

Science27 September 20265 min readSources 4
Model rankings that the evidence cannot support

Model rankings that the evidence cannot support

Four independent papers from recent weeks show that tables of language model scores look more decisive than the data allows. The problem also touches research done with the help of AI.

Science25 September 20268 min readSources 5

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Cortex and cerebellum: two papers on motor learning and changing representations

Cortex and cerebellum: two papers on motor learning and changing representations

One paper shows how combining prediction with internal feedback speeds up motor learning by an order of magnitude. The other proposes a way to change representations in the brain without stimulation.

Science25 September 20266 min read
Data center waste heat is warming nearby neighborhoods

Data center waste heat is warming nearby neighborhoods

The first measurements around data centers show air temperatures 0.7 to 0.9 degrees Celsius higher within 90 meters to half a kilometer. Simulations point to bigger effects at higher power levels.

Science25 September 20265 min read
Emulators learn the ocean, cyclones and climate thresholds

Emulators learn the ocean, cyclones and climate thresholds

Three papers show different machine learning strategies in Earth sciences: an unstructured grid for the ocean, generative corrections for threshold scenarios, and a physics-neural model for cyclones.

Science24 September 20267 min read
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A research agent for blazars and a neural network for the photon ring

Two new papers show how AI is entering astronomy: one builds a multi-agent research system for blazars, the other pulls the photon ring out of interferometric images.

Science24 September 20266 min read
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DSec: DeepSeek shows how it builds 3 million environments a day for agents

In a paper signed by Liang Wenfeng, DeepSeek describes DSec: 5,000 new sandboxes per second, 3 million a day and 380,000 running at once.

Science23 September 20266 min read
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Three hundred lab measurements sharpen virtual screening

Fine-tuning Boltz-2's affinity heads on a small set of activity labels improved early enrichment, and the team still kept rescoring to ten percent of the candidates.

Science22 September 20265 min read
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One predictive core, seven different worlds

The team behind JEPA-Anything showed that one predictive architecture can learn the dynamics of cells, molecules, fluids and planets without being told the laws of physics.

Science20 September 20266 min read
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Fields medallists warn that mathematics and AI companies want different things

Twenty-five Fields medallists have publicly objected to treating mathematics as a training ground for models. The mathematician Stéphane Mallat adds a reminder: a proof nobody understands is worth very little.

Science18 September 20267 min read
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A barrier above Mars limits mixing in the atmosphere

Particle tracking in a model of the Martian atmosphere shows the edge of the Hadley circulation acts as a dynamic wall. Above it, air moves quickly between the two poles.

Science16 September 20265 min read
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Trapped-ion quantum computer goes live in Jülich

Forschungszentrum Jülich has switched on JION, a gate-based quantum computer that holds ytterbium ions in electromagnetic traps. A few qubits work today; ten should be ready by mid-2027.

Science4 September 20264 min read
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