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- CuriousAstronauts saw five tiny flashes on the Moon. The risk is bigger than the light.NASA's newly released lunar science material describes flashes spotted from 46,000 miles away. These observations matter for more than an extraordinary view.
- TechEveryone wants AI. But who wants a data center next door?A planned Amazon data center near Mumbai has sparked a confrontation over land, noise and utilities. The debate reveals who may bear the physical costs of the AI boom.
- TechSouth Korea reports 16 finance hacks. What does the ARTEX AI trail actually prove?South Korea's regulator reports hacking incidents at 16 financial firms as investigators examine possible AI involvement. ARTEX's developer has stopped public releases. Those facts are connected, but not identical.
- ExplainedOne AI search can secretly become ten searches. That is query fan-out.AI search systems can break one complicated question into several related searches, retrieve evidence for each and then synthesize the result. Google calls this query fan-out, and it changes how content can be discovered.
- TechWant to be cited by AI Search? Start by publishing something worth citing.There is no guaranteed switch that makes a page appear in AI answers. Google’s own guidance points to a less glamorous strategy: original information, crawlable pages, clear structure, strong images, real sourcing and normal SEO fundamentals.
- CuriousTwo molecules can look like mirror images and behave like different drugs.Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work that made it possible to favor one molecular mirror image over another. That matters because biology can treat two nearly identical molecules very differently.