Science

Research findings, climate science and scientific developments of public significance.

  1. The Royal Netherlands Air Force utilized AI to adapt VR pilot training based on real-time brainwave data from 15 pilots, according to researchers.

  2. A study describes health insights and facial reconstructions of mummies Nes-Min and Nes-Hor, according to archaeological reports.

  3. A WHO report estimates 7.1 million new cancer cases in 2022 were preventable, with tobacco smoking accounting for 15% of these cases globally.

  4. A study of nearly 2 million adults shows that 42% with cerebral amyloid angiopathy developed dementia within five years, according to researchers.

  5. A study of 2,887 grandparents shows those providing childcare scored higher in memory and verbal fluency, with grandmothers experiencing less decline.

  6. An estimated £2.5 million initiative aims to acquire and demolish 16 homes affected by severe flooding, according to council reports.

  7. NASA's Artemis II wet dress rehearsal was stopped due to a hydrogen leak, delaying the launch to March 2026, according to reports.

  8. Over 10,000 contaminated sites in England are outlined in the UK's first national PFAS Plan, according to government data. The initiative targets pollution.

  9. SpaceX filed with the FCC to deploy up to one million satellites as orbital data centers, aiming to support AI computing, according to the company.

  10. A jet has been traced to a region approximately 0.09 light-years from M87*, according to findings published in Astronomy & Astrophysics.