Artificial intelligence / 01
Cells leave messages. AI looks for their traces
IRIS studies cellular signals to understand tissue development.
SCIENCE THAT SURPRISES. TECHNOLOGY THAT MAKES SENSE.
THIS EDITION’S DISCOVERY / Space
A battery for the Moon.
Cold changes everything.
A lunar battery must do more than hold a charge. NASA is testing how it handles extreme temperatures.
Discover how it works ↗Source: NASA
−80 °C
Working in extreme cold.
Surviving it is another challenge.
OPEN A WINDOW ON THE FUTURE
Three ideas to leave here
knowing something new.
Artificial intelligence / 02
Preparing for cold weeks ahead? AI learns from forecast errors
Research improves forecasts looking two to six weeks ahead.
Space / 03
A robot team explores ways to tackle space debris
A ground experiment studies robotic coordination for orbital cleanup.
A MINUTE TO THINK
If it survives −170 °C,
does it work at −170 °C?
They sound alike. They are not. That distinction changes how we should read a battery announcement.
Reveal the answer +
Surviving means it can recover after exposure. Working means it supplies power at that temperature. NASA’s described prototypes needed warming after exposure to −170 °C.
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