British and Australian Special Air Service Close Out 2025 Under Pressure, Reform, and an Expanding Mission Set
As 2025 ends, the British Special Air Service and Australia’s Special Air Service Regiment remain in the international spotlight for two reasons. Both units continue
Scientists Observe for the First Time How Severely a Geomagnetic Superstorm Erodes Earth’s Protection from Dangerous Space Radiation
For the first time, researchers have measured how the violent space weather events known as geomagnetic superstorms disrupt the Earth’s protective plasmasphere, placing our critical
Is Mr. Trump Betraying His Oath of Office?
Is Mr. Trump betraying his presidential oath to “…preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States?” Let’s look at just a few of
Fake ChatGPT apps are hijacking your phone without you knowing
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App stores are supposed to be reliable and free of malware
Perseverance rover spots mysterious ‘visitor from outer space’ rock on Mars surface after 4 years
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NASA’s Perseverance rover may have stumbled on a visitor from outer
Webb spots greedy supermassive black hole in early Universe
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Researchers using the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope
Europa Clipper Captures Uranus With Star Tracker Camera
NASA’s Europa Clipper captured this image of a starfield — and the planet Uranus — on Nov. 5, 2025, while
Scientists Observe for the First Time How Severely a Geomagnetic Superstorm Erodes Earth’s Protection from Dangerous Space Radiation
For the first time, researchers have measured how the violent space weather events known as geomagnetic superstorms disrupt the Earth’s protective plasmasphere, placing our critical infrastructure at risk.
Created by massive solar emissions of energy and charged particles, geomagnetic superstorms only occur about once every two decades. The focus of the new study published in Earth, Planets, and Space was the Gannon storm, also known as the Mother’s Day storm, which hit our planet on May 10-11, 2024.
Investigating a Geomagnetic Superstorm
Dr. Atsuki Shinbori from Nagoya University’s Institute for Space-Earth Environmental Research led the new study, determining for the first time
Scientists Observe for the First Time How Severely a Geomagnetic Superstorm Erodes Earth’s Protection from Dangerous Space Radiation
For the first time, researchers have measured how the violent space weather events known as geomagnetic superstorms disrupt the Earth’s protective plasmasphere, placing our critical infrastructure at risk.
Created by massive solar emissions of energy and charged particles, geomagnetic superstorms only occur about once every two decades. The focus of the new study published in Earth, Planets, and Space was the Gannon storm, also known as the Mother’s Day storm, which hit our planet on May 10-11, 2024.
Cloud Storage Full scam steals your photos and money
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A new scam is sweeping across smartphones and catching thousands of people off guard. Criminals are sending fake “Cloud Storage Full” or “photo deletion” alerts that claim your images and videos are about to disappear unless you upgrade your storage. The warning looks urgent and real. It even mimics major cloud services. But the moment you click the link, you enter a trap.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best
Smart fabric muscles could change how we move
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A new robotic breakthrough out of South Korea may soon turn your clothes into assistive tech. Researchers have found a way to mass-produce ultra-thin “fabric muscles” that can flex and lift like human tissue. The innovation could redefine how wearable robots support people in everyday life.Scientists at the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) developed an automated weaving system that spins shape-memory alloy coils thinner than a strand of hair.Despite
This hacker conference installed a literal antivirus monitoring system
“The things we had to consider were typical health and safety, and effective placement (breathing height, multiple monitors for multiple spaces, not near windows/doors),” a Kawaiicon spokesperson who goes by Sput online told WIRED over email.
“To be honest, it is no different than having to consider other accessibility options (e.g., access to venue, access to talks, access to private space for personal needs),” Sput wrote. “Being a tech-leaning community it is easier for us to get this set
AI trained on bacterial genomes produces never-before-seen proteins
The researchers argue that this setup lets Evo “link nucleotide-level patterns to kilobase-scale genomic context.” In other words, if you prompt it with a large chunk of genomic DNA, Evo can interpret that as an LLM would interpret a query and produce an output that, in a genomic sense, is appropriate for that interpretation.
The researchers reasoned that, given the training on bacterial genomes, they could use a known gene as a prompt, and Evo should produce an output
NASA Awards Liquid Hydrogen Supply Contracts
NASA has selected Plug Power, Inc., of Slingerlands, New York, and Air Products and Chemicals, Inc., of Allentown, Pennsylvania, to supply up to approximately 36,952,000 pounds of liquid hydrogen for use at facilities across the agency.
The NASA Agency-wide Supply of Liquid Hydrogen awards are firm-fixed-price requirements contracts that include multiple firm-fixed-price delivery orders critical for the agency’s centers as they use liquid hydrogen, combined with liquid oxygen, as fuel in cryogenic rocket engines, and the commodity’s unique properties
British and Australian Special Air Service Close Out 2025 Under Pressure, Reform, and an Expanding Mission Set
As 2025 ends, the British Special Air Service and Australia’s Special Air Service Regiment remain in the international spotlight for two reasons. Both units continue to play central roles in national security, and both continue to navigate the long shadow of past misconduct investigations. The result is a year defined by heavy operational demand, significant internal reform, and public scrutiny that neither regiment can ignore.
U.S. Marines Are Eyeing an Outpost Just 70 Miles from Taiwan
Over the past two months, the U.S. Marine Corps have been shuttling equipment to and from Kubura Port on Yonaguni
Lockheed Martin and Diehl to explore IRIS-T integration into Aegis and MK41 VLS
Diehl Defence, a German supplier of guided missiles and ground-based air defense systems, and the US defense company Lockheed Martin
Scientists Observe for the First Time How Severely a Geomagnetic Superstorm Erodes Earth’s Protection from Dangerous Space Radiation
For the first time, researchers have measured how the violent space weather events known as geomagnetic superstorms disrupt the Earth’s protective plasmasphere, placing our critical infrastructure at risk.
Created by massive solar emissions of energy and charged particles, geomagnetic superstorms only occur about once every two decades. The focus of the new study published in Earth, Planets, and Space was the Gannon storm, also known as the Mother’s Day storm, which hit our planet on May 10-11, 2024.
James Webb Space Telescope Captures Stunning Images of “Repetitive, Predictable Structures” in a Rare Star System
Remarkable new images from the James Webb Space Telescope have captured the first-ever view of four dust spirals surrounding the Wolf-Rayet stars in the Apep system.
The mid-infrared imagery is the culmination of years of data collected by the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) in Chile, supported by James Webb observations. Previously, Webb could image only one of the shells, although all four were hypothesized to exist based on VLT data.
Apep’s Spiral Shells
“Looking
The Origins of Theia, the Cosmic Impactor that Violently Birthed the Moon, Has Finally Been Revealed
Theia, the colossal, Mars-sized impactor that collided with the Earth to birth our Moon, may have come from the direction of the Sun, answering a fundamental question about the formation of our solar system.
Conflicts between theory and real-world data measurements have left a cloud of mystery over the formation of Earth’s moon and the transition from proto-Earth to our present Earth. One of the fundamental questions has been whether Theia formed in the inner or outer Solar System,
Nostradamus on 2026, Another Possible Atlantis, Merlin’s Grave, Noah’s Ark Evidence and More Mysterious News Briefly
A roundup of mysterious, paranormal and strange news stories from the past week.
NASA released the best photos yet of the 3I/ATLAS space object – they were taken in early October 2025 by the Mars Perseverance rover, which is the closest camera NASA has to the object – and NASA’s Associate Administrator Amit Kshatriya says the photos confirm what most people who are not followers of Harvard professor Avi Loeb believed: “This object is a comet. It looks and
Pentagon Calendar Lists an AATIP-Era Meeting — But All Supporting Records Are Missing
FOIA Response Letter
A newly released Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) response from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) has revealed that no records exist for an August 28, 2017, meeting listed on the official calendar of Neill Tipton, then Director for Defense Intelligence, Collection and Special Programs.
The finding stands in contrast to an earlier FOIA-released calendar showing the meeting was scheduled as an UNCLASSIFIED “SAP Coordination Meeting,” with a point-of-contact phone number matching one
NASA Finally Reveals Long-Awaited 3I/ATLAS Images—There’s Still No Sign of Aliens
3I/ATLAS as seen from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter’s HiRISE camera (Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of ArizonaNASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona)
Welcome to this edition of The Intelligence Brief… This week, NASA finally released long-awaited images of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, following weeks of silence during the record-long U.S. government shutdown that fueled speculation about what the agency might be withholding. In our analysis, we’ll examine 1) NASA’s newly unveiled imagery of the comet gathered during its October flyby of Mars, 2) the agency’s
Neighbors outraged as LA airport becomes ground zero for AI-driven flying taxis
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Archer Aviation, a leading developer of electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, just made one of its boldest moves yet. The company agreed to acquire Hawthorne Airport for $126 million in cash. According to Archer’s latest shareholder letter, the deal includes the remaining 30 years on the airport’s master lease and an exclusive option to take a controlling stake in the on-site fixed-base operator, subject to city approval. This historic
Fox News AI Newsletter: Fears of AI bubble ease
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Welcome to Fox News’ Artificial Intelligence newsletter with the latest AI technology advancements.IN TODAY’S NEWSLETTER:- Nvidia CEO predicts ‘crazy good’ fourth quarter after strong earnings calm AI bubble fears- Musk predicts ‘money will stop being relevant in the future’ as AI, robotics
ChatGPT group chats may help teams bring AI into daily planning
OpenAI has introduced group chats inside ChatGPT, giving people a way to bring up to 20 others into a shared conversation with the chatbot. The feature is now available to all logged-in users after a short pilot earlier this month, and it shifts ChatGPT from a mostly one-on-one tool to something that supports small-group collaboration.OpenAI frames the update as a simple way to plan daily tasks with friends, family members, or coworkers, like setting up a dinner, preparing a trip,
Craigslist car report scam targets vehicle sellers
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Selling your car online should be simple. Lately, though, more sellers are running into fake “vehicle report” demands from so-called buyers. The pitch looks routine, yet it leads straight to a payment page on a site you don’t know. We heard from Nick K. of Washington, who spotted the pattern in real time.”In trying to sell a car, it has become apparent that there is a scam related to CarFax-type reports,”
Designing digital resilience in the agentic AI era
In partnership withCisco Digital resilience—the ability to prevent, withstand, and recover from digital disruptions—has long been a strategic priority for enterprises. With the rise of agentic AI, the urgency for robust resilience is greater than ever. Agentic AI represents a new generation of autonomous systems capable of proactive planning, reasoning, and executing tasks with minimal human intervention. As these systems shift from experimental pilots to core elements of business operations, they offer new opportunities but also introduce new challenges when
Three things to know about the future of electricity
One of the dominant storylines I’ve been following through 2025 is electricity—where and how demand is going up, how much it costs, and how this all intersects with that topic everyone is talking about: AI. Last week, the International Energy Agency released the latest version of the World Energy Outlook, the annual report that takes stock of the current state of global energy and looks toward the future. It contains some interesting insights and a few surprising figures about electricity,