ASTRA has autonomously assembled part of a circular radio antenna in low Earth orbit, marking the first time a robot has built a structure in space without astronaut help, even as mission challenges threaten completion before December.
A loophole created after the 2018 Farm Bill unleashed unregulated manufactured THC products, while a delayed federal deadline leaves candy styled drugs available despite poisonings, addiction concerns and a reported surge in accidental exposures among young children.
Thad Rothrock says Scripture calls older Christians toward deeper service, while Barna Group findings reveal limited church opportunities for generations to connect. Intentional mentorship could help retirees share decades of wisdom with younger believers.
Brain computer interfaces can already decode intended and imagined speech, helping people communicate in striking new ways. Yet reverse inference, unconstrained thought and privacy concerns leave genuine mind reading far beyond the technology’s current reach.
A western fence lizard and two coyotes used the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing before its December 2 opening, offering an encouraging early sign as scientists prepare to study the reconnected ecosystem.
The American Cancer Society now recommends clearer PSA screening schedules, with earlier annual testing for Black men and certain men with a family history, following stronger evidence that screening can reduce prostate cancer deaths.
A boy, 15, needed emergency treatment after drinking a beverage containing cod collagen, even though skin prick tests for several fish allergies were negative. Experts say fish derived proteins in drinks and supplements demand close label scrutiny.
Sunharbo reduced ischemic stroke risk by 26% in a phase 3 trial, but bleeding concerns affected some patients. Cardiologist Richard Kovacs says treatment discussions should begin soon after a qualifying stroke because trial participants received the drug within 72 hours.