Speedy Summary The interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, estimated to be 11-20 kilometers wide, is expected to pass within 53.56 million km of Jupiter on March 16, 2026. It is considered the
Rapid Summary OpenAI has open-sourced two advanced language models-gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b-under the flexible Apache 2.0 license. These models were trained using reinforcement learning and techniques informed by advanced OpenAI systems
Fast Summary The White House proposed notable cuts to NASA’s fiscal year 2026 budget, slashing the agency’s science funding nearly in half and reducing its overall funding to three-quarters of
Fast Summary Research indicates the H5N1 avian influenza virus may be airborne on dairy farms, found in milk, wastewater, milking equipment, and aerosolized particles. Studies were conducted on California dairy
Fast Summary A devastating illness known as sea star wasting disease (SSWD) has killed billions of sea stars along the Pacific Coast in the past decade, affecting over 20 species.
Speedy Summary Legionnaires’ disease outbreak has infected 58 people and resulted in two deaths in New york City’s Central Harlem neighborhood. The bacterial illness, caused by legionella pneumophila, is associated
Rapid Summary NASA is expediting plans to develop and deploy a nuclear reactor on the moon by 2030 under a directive issued by acting administrator Sean Duffy. The reactor design
Speedy Summary: Research Collaboration: Georgia Institute of Technology biophysicists Saad Bhamla and Tuhin Chakrabortty studied sheepdogs at farmer Doyle Ivie’s northern Georgia farm to understand their herding techniques during sheepdog
Quick Summary Butterflies are declining due to multiple factors, making population tracking essential. A recent report revealed patterns in butterfly populations from 4.3 million observations collected over 90,000 volunteer hours
Rapid Summary: A large-scale study analyzing over 4.3 million butterfly observations from the U.S. Midwest across three decades reveals troubling declines in butterfly populations. Out of 136 species monitored, none
