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🗣 UK Opens First Cancer Genomics Laboratory to Deliver Personalized Treatments 🧬 The UK has established a new facility with the launch of the Royal Marsden Cancer Genomics Centre. Using artificial intelligence, the center will help doctors select cancer treatments tailored to each patient and monitor how the disease changes throughout treatment. 🩸 One key area of focus is expanding the use of blood tests to detect circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA). These tests identify tiny fragments of tumor DNA circulating in the bloodstream. 🔬 By analyzing these fragments, doctors may be able to assess the risk of cancer returning and monitor patients more closely. 📢 @scihubAI

📱 John Ternus Doesn’t See AI as a Threat to the iPhone 🍎 In an interview with TIME magazine, Apple CEO John Ternus said that even if other companies succeed in their mission to build superintelligent AI, people will still want to interact with it through Apple devices. 💬 Ternus explained: “People want physical, tangible objects. They want to have conversations, see pictures of their loved ones, and take photos. So, I don’t envision a scenario where suddenly our devices disappear and we no longer need the iPhone.” 📢 @scihubAI

🔴 China Invests $583 Billion in Science and Technology as U.S. Research Funding Declines 🇨🇳 China increased its research and development (R&D) spending by more than 8% last year, reaching a staggering $583 billion, according to reported figures. Businesses accounted for the largest share of this investment, while higher education and basic sciences recorded some of the strongest budget growth. 🇺🇸 This historic increase comes as the United States moves toward cutting federal research funding, canceling grants and halting thousands of research projects. 🔬 Beijing is now focusing on sectors such as semiconductors and industrial machinery to strengthen China’s position in the global scientific and technological race. 📢 @scihubAI

🔵 New Study: Common Chemicals in Everyday Products May Increase Breast Cancer Risk 🧪 Researchers at Tufts University and Boston University found that exposure to certain common chemicals, particularly a combination of bisphenols, may alter the normal development of human breast tissue and potentially make it more susceptible to breast cancer later in life. 🧴 Bisphenols are used in the production of various everyday items, including plastic bottles, beverage cans, and toys. 💇‍♀️ The study also examined certain chemicals found in hair-care products, including hair straighteners. 📢 @scihubAI

🔥 The Truth Behind Nikola Tesla’s Famous Photograph ⚡ One of the most extraordinary images in the history of science shows Nikola Tesla calmly reading a book while powerful electrical sparks fly above him. The photograph was taken in 1899 at Tesla’s laboratory in Colorado Springs. 🤔 But how could Tesla sit so close to dangerous electrical discharges without even looking up from his book? The surprising truth is that the scene never happened exactly as it appears. 📸 The photographer first captured the sparks produced by Tesla’s equipment. After switching the machine off, he asked Tesla to sit in the chair and read a book. Without changing the photographic plate, he photographed Tesla as well, combining both scenes into a single image. ✨ This technique, known as double exposure, created one of the most famous photographs in physics history—more than a century before Photoshop became widespread. Yet many people still don’t realize that the scene they see never actually occurred as depicted. 📢 @scihubAI

🔴 Tesla Roadster: The Last Tesla Designed for Human Driving, With a Claimed Top Speed of 531 km/h 🏎️ Elon Musk says that, in the long term, the next-generation Tesla Roadster may be the company’s only vehicle designed for human driving. Tesla claims it can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in under one second, with a special version reaching a top speed of 531 km/h. 🚀 The Roadster is expected to come in four versions, with higher-end models featuring an air-suction system and compressed-air thrusters. The Rocket version is designed to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 0.59 seconds and even lift off the ground. 🔋 Tesla also promises a range of 500–515 km and charging from 10% to 80% in under 15 minutes. Production is scheduled to begin in 2028. 📢 @scihubAI

❤️ Gemini Breakthrough: Four Google AI Agents Beat Minecraft in 27 Hours 🎮 Four AI agents powered by Gemini 4 have reportedly completed Minecraft for the first time without any human intervention. Starting in a completely random world, they used only text chat and shared memory to develop a strategy to defeat the Ender Dragon. 🤖 The agents divided tasks such as crafting tools, securing food, and activating the portal among themselves. 💻 Google says that during the 27-hour challenge, the models wrote and executed 2,783 programs and died 605 times before finally defeating the game’s final boss! 📢 @scihubAI

😋 Mercedes Admits V8 Engines Are Still in Demand — Could the V12 Return? 🚘 Mercedes-AMG has acknowledged that it underestimated customer demand for V8 engines and plans to refocus on larger powertrains. The V8-powered CLE 63 is expected to arrive next year, but the engine will not return to the C 63. 🔥 Mercedes’ CEO has also hinted vaguely that the V12 engine could survive in future models. One possible candidate is the G-Class SUV, although Mercedes has not confirmed any such plans. 📢 @scihubAI

📡 Starlink V3: How SpaceX’s Next-Generation Satellites Differ from Previous Models 🚀 Starlink’s third-generation satellites are designed to deliver 1 Tbps download capacity and 160 Gbps upload capacity—approximately 10 and 22 times the data capacity of V2 satellites, respectively. 🛰️ Each satellite will feature 2,048 download beams and 2,048 upload beams, six 400-Gbps laser links, and solar panels with nearly twice the power output. ⚡ Starlink V3 is designed for launch aboard Starship. Each successful launch could add around 20 times more network capacity than a Falcon 9 launch carrying V2 satellites. Operating at altitudes of 330–360 km could also help reduce latency. 🌐 However, greater satellite capacity does not automatically translate into faster internet for every user. 📢 @scihubAI

🚀 Elon Musk Plans to Give Every American Child a Share of SpaceX 💰 Elon Musk has announced plans to donate one share of his SpaceX holdings to every child in the United States next year. The initiative would cover nearly 72 million children and be worth approximately $10.5 billion, based on SpaceX’s current share price. 🤔 Musk has not explained how the shares would be distributed, or whether the plan would be connected to previous government-backed investment programs or follow a different approach. 🛰️ Previously, SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell had also made a similar commitment involving a group of children. 📢 @scihubAI

‼️ Meta’s Muse AI Agent Sparks Controversy After Strange Message About Email Access 📧 A software engineer reported that Meta’s AI agent, Muse, unexpectedly told him it couldn’t search his emails because Gmail wasn’t connected. The message appeared despite the user never granting email access—and after two days without interacting with Muse. ⚠️ Meta attributed the incident to a system error and an AI hallucination, saying the issue has now been fixed. 🔐 However, previous reports of the app sending users’ home addresses to strangers and reading text messages have intensified concerns about the rushed and potentially unsafe development of Muse. 📢 @scihubAI

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🌀 Famous Astrophysicist: Time Travel Is Scientifically Possible 🚀 Renowned astrophysicist and author Neil deGrasse Tyson says traveling to the future is possible under the laws of physics. During a TV appearance, he explained that when someone travels through space at extremely high speeds, time passes more slowly for them than for people on Earth. Upon returning, they would effectively find themselves in the future of the people they left behind. ⏳ However, according to Tyson, traveling back to the past—or jumping into one’s own personal future—is impossible. He emphasizes that humans remain bound to the present along their own timelines, and traveling into the past is not scientifically achievable. 📢 @scihubAI

👤 Elon Musk: Optimus and Cybercab Will Account for Most of Tesla’s Value 🤖 Tesla CEO Elon Musk says the company’s future value will depend largely on its Optimus humanoid robots and Cybercab autonomous taxis. According to Musk, these products could create sustainable revenue streams beyond Tesla’s traditional car-selling business. 🚀 Musk also highlighted four areas with enormous economic growth potential: superintelligence, robotics, solar energy, and space transportation. ⚡ He argues that AI superintelligence and robotics will provide the foundations for growth in the other two sectors. Musk believes the adoption of these technologies could double global economic output within the next decade. 📢 @scihubAI

🪟 Microsoft Introduces New Security Tools to Address AI Agent Risks in Organizations 🔐 Microsoft is introducing new security measures to monitor AI agents. The company has unveiled a feature called “Guardian Agents,” designed to help organizations closely supervise AI activities. 🛡️ Microsoft has also added a capability to Microsoft Defender that can track and identify up to 60 different types of AI agents. ⚠️ The company warns that advanced AI models can pose internal security risks because of their unpredictable behavior. Organizations should not trust them without independent monitoring systems. 📢 @scihubAI

🚫 US Bans DeepSeek Across Federal Government Agencies 🇺🇸 The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has ordered federal agencies to remove DeepSeek AI products and third-party services built on the Chinese model from their IT systems. The directive also prohibits these agencies from purchasing DeepSeek products or services developed using its technology. 🔒 The restrictions apply across the entire federal government. Agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) must therefore remove DeepSeek products from their systems. 📢 @scihubAI

♾️ Meta Is Building the First 1,000 Tbps Internet Cable Across the Atlantic 🌊 Meta’s Petal subsea cable is designed to connect the United States and France with a data-transfer capacity of 1 petabit per second (1,000 terabits per second). The system is scheduled to launch in 2029. ⚡ The cable will use multicore optical fiber technology to increase data capacity without physically enlarging the cable or requiring more power. 🌐 Meta says Petal will be the world’s first ocean-spanning submarine cable in the petabit-per-second class, carrying massive amounts of data beneath the Atlantic Ocean between France and the United States. 📢 @scihubAI

📢 NASA Image of the Day: A Cosmic Treble Clef — Mysterious Radio Source Discovered 🎼 Space telescopes have revealed an unusual radio structure stretching more than 2 million light-years, with a remarkable resemblance to a musical treble clef. Its visible-light counterpart remains hidden behind dense concentrations of Milky Way stars and dust. 🔭 First identified in 2004, this mysterious source has recently been studied using the Chandra and eROSITA observatories. 🌀 Scientists hypothesize that its central cloud of charged particles was originally ejected by a supermassive black hole. After fading, it may have been revived by a shock wave generated when two galaxy clusters collided. 🌌 This rare phenomenon could offer valuable clues about how galaxy clusters interact and how the universe evolves. 📢 @scihubAI

🔵 New AI Uses DNA to Predict Stroke Risk 🧬 Researchers at the University of Technology Sydney have developed an AI model that analyzes people’s DNA to identify genetic variants associated with the risk of ischemic stroke. The system classifies individuals into three groups: low, moderate, and high genetic risk. 🧠 Ischemic stroke is the most common type of stroke. It occurs when a blood clot blocks the flow of blood to the brain. 🔬 According to the researchers, the tool could eventually improve risk assessments and help advance personalized prevention strategies and treatments tailored to each individual. 📢 @scihubAI