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Lavernock beach fossil helps solve 200 year mystery
A fossil discovered by fossil hunter Jonathan Bow on Lavernock Beach, Penarth, has helped resolve a scientific mystery dating back nearly 200 years. The rare specimen is part of a delicate fossilised
US and Russia are negotiating multibillion-dollar deal on Lukoil assets, says NYT
Negotiations between the Trump administration and Russia over ending the war in Ukraine reportedly include a proposed multibillion-dollar purchase of Lukoil’s global assets. The portfolio spans oil fi
Butterflies use optical illusions to dodge predators
New research from the universities of Exeter and Essex suggests that butterfly wing patterns help protect them from attacking predators by creating visual illusions. Published in *Nature*, the study f
Foundational Raises £8.2M for Satellite Laser Ranging
London-based Foundational has emerged from stealth with an £8.2 million ($10.8 million) pre-seed round, which it describes as Europe’s largest space-tech pre-seed investment. Backers include Inflectio
Tech in cars can be used to snoop on you, Dutch spy chiefs warn
The Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD) has warned that modern “smart” cars could be exploited by hostile states for espionage. Internet-connected vehicles increasingly contain micr
Hammers and Nails: Military Innovation as a Strategic Dead End - Military Strategy Magazine
Matthew Ford argues that military innovation has become an institutional substitute for strategy, repeating the “hammer-and-nail” problem identified by John Nagl in Iraq. The US military entered the S
Phase 3 of the Drone Dominance Program is live, and we’re raising the stakes once again. We’re allocating $450 million toward roughly 60,000 drones, split evenly across two mission sets, with an… | Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) | 26 comments
The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has launched Phase 3 of its Drone Dominance Program, committing $450 million to procure approximately 60,000 drones, divided evenly between two mission areas: Deep St
Harvard Business Review warns AI ‘workslop’ is rotting companies from the inside
Harvard Business Review articles warn that companies adopting generative AI at scale may be experiencing “knowledge decay”: a cycle in which polished but inaccurate or shallow AI-generated work underm
Hammers and Nails: Military Innovation as a Strategic Dead End - Military Strategy Magazine
Matthew Ford argues that contemporary military innovation has become a strategic dead end, repeating the institutional error identified by John Nagl during the Iraq War: armed forces interpret new pro
What is AI?
Artificial intelligence has become both a transformative technology and a deeply contested idea. Broadly, AI refers to technologies that enable computers to perform tasks commonly associated with huma
Defending Against Active Exploitation of Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway Appliances
Mandiant and Google Threat Intelligence Group report active exploitation since at least early September 2026 of two zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Citrix NetScaler ADC and Gateway appliances: CVE-
Attackers exploited Citrix NetScaler zero-day for at least three weeks undetected
Attackers exploited a critical zero-day vulnerability in Citrix NetScaler appliances for more than three weeks before the activity was publicly confirmed, giving them time to compromise organizations
Dutch Government is the latest to ditch Microsoft — US sanctions push Netherlands towards home-grown NixOS-based software
The Netherlands has announced the Digital Autonomous Work Environment for Government (DAWO), a major initiative to reduce public-sector dependence on foreign technology providers, particularly Microso
Ukraine’s deadly AI training platform for drone tech opens to UK companies
The United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence has partnered with Ukraine’s Avengers AI Labs, granting British companies unprecedented access to Ukraine’s wartime data and AI infrastructure for battlefield-
UK military jamming other nations' satellites to defend itself, BBC told
The UK military has begun using a ground-based electronic warfare system to jam or block foreign satellites, according to sources cited by the BBC. The capability, operated by the Royal Air Force for
America is in the wrong AI race with China
The article argues that the United States is pursuing the wrong artificial-intelligence (AI) competition with China by emphasizing model performance and minimizing regulation. U.S. policymakers have g
Revealed: how Russia uses mobile ‘super-app’ Max to spy on its citizens
Russia is rapidly promoting Max, a messaging and payments “super-app” developed by VKontakte, a social-media company closely tied to the state. Authorities present Max as a patriotic alternative to Te
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy says new anti-drone weapon being tested
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine is testing a domestically developed weapon designed to intercept drones and successfully destroyed an Iranian-designed Shahed drone overnight. He s
Geneticists who sampled 243 boars and pigs around the Fukushima nuclear plant confirmed escaped farm pigs had bred into the wild boar herd, but the pig ancestry is erasing itself — hybrid sows inherit year-round breeding from domestic mothers, and faster generations dilute the pig genes faster
After the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in March 2011, domestic pigs escaped or were abandoned in the exclusion zone and began interbreeding with wild boar, creating a rare, well-documented hybri
Abu Dhabi’s $1 Billion Bet Sends Mistral AI Models Into Orbit on 50-Satellite Fleet
Abu Dhabi-based Marlan Space and Loft Orbital have announced a $1 billion consortium to expand the Altair satellite constellation from 10 to 50 AI-powered satellites. The project, unveiled at the Inte
Former Western Special Forces Allegedly Trained Russians in Europe After Full-Scale Invasion
An intelligence assessment obtained by *The Telegraph* says former Western special forces personnel, including people reportedly linked to Britain’s Special Air Service, may have trained Russian citiz
Chinese mathematics book, composed by several generations of scholars from the 10th century BCE
*The Nine Chapters on the Mathematical Art* is an ancient Chinese mathematics text compiled over many centuries, with its final form likely completed by the 1st century CE. It is one of the earliest s
The Untapped Role of AI in Military Decision-Making | Emelia Probasco
The post announces the release of a new report on AI decision-support systems (AI-DSS) in coalition military operations, timed to coincide with the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and the start of two decade
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Nato foils Moscow plot to unleash secret weapon to destroy undersea cables in Arctic
The content is a roundup of Russian war-related developments in Ukraine and alleged Russian covert activity against NATO countries. It reports that a Russian drone strike on a shopping mall in Sumy ki
Anduril doubles down on Poland with autonomous aircraft pitch for F-35, Apache
U.S. defense-tech company Anduril Industries has partnered with Poland’s state-owned PGZ to locally assemble and produce the Barracuda-500M surface-launched cruise missile. The deal is still subject t
Hanwha plans to build armored vehicle carrying a counter-drone laser
At the MSPO defense industry show in Kielce, Poland, South Korea’s Hanwha promoted a new mobile counter-drone weapon aimed at NATO eastern flank countries seeking low-cost air defense options. The sys
Deception is the Point
The article argues that deception has long been a decisive military tool and remains highly relevant today. It begins with World War II Allied deception operations—especially Bodyguard, Fortitude, and
1774 epistolary novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
*The Sorrows of Young Werther* (*Die Leiden des jungen Werthers*) is a 1774 epistolary novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, revised in 1787. Written when Goethe was 24 and completed in about five and
A battery storage cyberattack would look exactly like a badly tuned controller
A new analysis warns that a cyberattack on grid-connected battery storage could appear indistinguishable from a routine control failure. Batteries earn revenue by rapidly charging or discharging to st
A battery storage cyberattack would look exactly like a badly tuned controller
A new analysis warns that a cyberattack on grid-connected battery storage could look indistinguishable from normal control behavior or a poorly tuned controller. Batteries are designed to rapidly char
It just happened! China’s OpenSource strategy as stated in their 14th 5 year plan (2021-2025) and enhanced in the latest update (2026) is releasing open intelligence to the world. Its free to… | Jan Eivind Danielsen | 31 comments
The post argues that China’s open-source AI strategy, outlined in its 14th Five-Year Plan and updated in 2026, is aimed at releasing “open intelligence” globally. It claims these models are free to do
Spain's leader says Russia and Israel fueled Ceuta migrant crisis "disinformation"
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused Russia-linked and Israel-linked networks of spreading disinformation about the migration crisis in Ceuta, suggesting the campaign was aimed at retaliat
The AI Kill Switch Act is repeating the Clipper Chip’s mistakes
The article argues that Congress should reject the proposed AI Kill Switch Act, which would let CISA require frontier AI labs to build in the ability to throttle, suspend, or shut down AI systems. Sup
AI Companies Are Buying—And Destroying—Antique Books. Here’s Why.
Authors, archivists, historians and book lovers are criticizing AI companies for buying large numbers of physical books, scanning them for training data, and then destroying the originals. The controv
Military leaders are warning Hegseth that escalating Iran war could harm their ability to protect the US: report
A recent Pentagon assessment warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth that continuing the current level of U.S. military operations against Iran could weaken America’s ability to respond to other threats
D-Day: Behind enemy lines with a typewriter
On D-Day, several war correspondents parachuted into Normandy alongside airborne troops, carrying typewriters instead of weapons. Time correspondent William Walton jumped with the 82nd Airborne while
Germany invests €500,000 in Flatpak as Europe takes another step toward digital sovereignty
Germany’s Sovereign Tech Agency has invested €508,640 in Flatpak through its Sovereign Tech Fund, providing two years of development support. The funding is intended to help the project recruit experi
LML9B 9mm Linear Rail Mini Bearing Steel Rail Slide Rail+ Slide Block Variety Length (100mm): Amazon.com: Industrial & Scientific
The content is an Amazon product page for the **LML9B 9mm Linear Rail Mini Bearing Steel Rail Slide Rail + Slide Block** in a **100mm length** option, listed under Industrial & Scientific. The page in
Nvidia agrees to buy Hugging Face for $12.9 billion, report says
Nvidia has reportedly agreed to acquire Hugging Face, the open-source AI platform, for $12.9 billion, according to The Information. The deal discussions reportedly began after Hugging Face received ac
Dutch Navy to equip fleet with Destinus C-UAS interceptor drones
The Royal Netherlands Navy will add a new counter-unmanned aircraft system (counter-UAS) capability to protect its warships from drone threats, using interceptor drones developed by defense company De
US military plane lands in Moscow, with Kremlin claiming it has no information: report
A video and flight-tracking data showed a U.S. military Boeing C-17A Globemaster III landing at Moscow’s Vnukovo airport on Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2026. The aircraft reportedly departed Joint Base Andrew
Italy eyes US tech for souping up dumb missiles into drone interceptors
The Italian Air Force is considering buying U.S. technology that would convert inexpensive unguided missiles into precision weapons, providing a cheaper way to shoot down drones than using costly air-
Drilling into new frontiers – drilling into magma
Iceland’s Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT) is preparing to explore one of geothermal energy’s most extreme frontiers: drilling near and potentially into magma beneath the Krafla caldera. While drilling into
KMT, Iceland
The Krafla Magma Testbed (KMT) is a proposed drilling project in the Krafla Caldera in northern Iceland aimed at reaching the magma front beneath the volcano. Previous drilling, including the IDDP-1 p
The Neutron Bomb | Air & Space Forces Magazine
The article explains the history and controversy surrounding the “neutron bomb,” officially known as the enhanced radiation warhead (ERW). Public debate erupted in 1977 after a Washington Post report
Why the U.S. Navy Quit Building a Mach 7 Railgun with a 100 Mile Range
The U.S. Navy’s electromagnetic railgun (EMRG) was once promoted as a revolutionary ship weapon that could fire projectiles at Mach 7, reach ranges of more than 100 nautical miles, and use cheaper, gu
DIU, Navy launch containerized payload competition
The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) and the U.S. Navy are launching the Spectacular MIST Challenge to speed development of containerized payloads for manned and unmanned surface vessels. The effort aims
‘Sci-Fi Awesome’—A U.S. Army Howitzer Just Shot Down A Cruise Missile
A U.S. Army M-109A6 Paladin howitzer successfully shot down a cruise missile for the first time during a test at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. The cannon fired a 155-millimeter hypervelocit
Northrop reveals 50mm gun built to beat drone swarms
Northrop Grumman has unveiled the name of its new 50mm gun-based air defence system, Raid Hunter, designed to defeat cruise missiles and drone swarms. The company says testing will continue through th
Northrop reveals 50mm gun built to beat drone swarms
Northrop Grumman has unveiled the name of its new 50mm gun-based air defence system, Raid Hunter, designed to defeat cruise missiles and drone swarms. The company says testing will continue through th
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