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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 05 Oct 2026, 08:06 AM IST

Buried Lunar Rock May Rewrite the Moon’s Magnetic Past

A newly studied buried rock on the Moon’s far side is adding weight to the idea that the Moon once generated a long-lived internal magnetic field, a finding that could reshape scientific understanding of lunar evolution. The research, tied to samples and observations from China’s Chang’e-6 mission, suggests the Moon’s magnetic history may have been more complex and more Earth-like than previously believed.

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World Sports03 Oct 2026, 05:47 AM IST

Buried Lunar Rock May Recast the Moon’s Magnetic Past

A newly studied rock from the Moon’s far side could help resolve one of lunar science’s longest-running mysteries: how the Moon once generated a magnetic field comparable in some respects to Earth’s. Researchers say the sample, returned by China’s Chang’e-6 mission, preserves evidence of an ancient magnetic signal that may point to a hidden volcanic structure and a more dynamic lunar interior than previously assumed.

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Buried Lunar Rock Offers Fresh Clues to the Moon’s Lost Magnetic Past

A newly studied rock sample from the Moon’s far side is helping scientists revisit one of lunar science’s longest-running mysteries: how the Moon generated and then lost its ancient magnetic field. The findings add weight to the idea that the Moon once had a far more complex internal dynamo than previously understood, with implications for planetary evolution far beyond lunar geology.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (04:42 AM IST)

Buried Lunar Rock May Recast the Moon’s Magnetic Past

A newly studied buried rock on the Moon’s far side is offering scientists a fresh way to reconstruct the Moon’s ancient magnetic field, a feature that has long defied easy explanation. The findings, tied to samples and orbital data from Chinese and international missions, could help clarify how the Moon generated and then lost a magnetic dynamo billions of years ago.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition15 Oct 2026, 12:36 PM IST

Tiny Human Organs Head to the ISS in a Bid to Advance Space and Earth Health Research

A new SpaceX cargo mission to the International Space Station is carrying miniature human brain and heart tissue models designed to help scientists study disease, aging and the effects of microgravity. The work, led by U.S. researchers with international partners, could improve medical care for astronauts while also accelerating insights into neurodegenerative and cardiovascular conditions on Earth.

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Global Markets & Equities15 Oct 2026, 10:32 AM IST

Tesla’s Roadster Returns to the Spotlight as Investors Reassess the Cost of Vaporware

Tesla’s long-delayed Roadster is back in the news after reports that the company has revived plans for a Thursday night event, reigniting debate over whether the vehicle remains a product, a promise, or a marketing instrument. For markets, the episode underscores a broader question around Tesla’s valuation: how much of the company’s equity story still depends on future breakthroughs rather than current delivery.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning13 Oct 2026, 05:06 AM IST

Second Space Race Turns Lunar, With AI Set to Decide Who Lands First

The new contest for the Moon is no longer just about rockets, flags, and national prestige. It is increasingly a test of frontier artificial intelligence, autonomous navigation, and machine learning systems that can help spacecraft land, operate, and survive with less human intervention. As the United States and China accelerate rival lunar programs, the side that best fuses AI with space hardware may gain the decisive edge.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition06 Oct 2026, 01:40 PM IST

Enceladus Study Shows How Ocean Spray Can Turn into Chemically Diverse Ice Grains

A new analysis of Saturn’s moon Enceladus is sharpening scientists’ understanding of how material from its subsurface ocean becomes the icy grains that feed its spectacular plumes. The work matters beyond planetary science because it offers a clearer model of how water, salts, and organic chemistry can be transported, transformed, and preserved in extreme environments relevant to the search for life and the study of volatile-rich worlds.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition04 Oct 2026, 12:16 AM IST

Artificial Gravity Remains Elusive, but Spaceflight Is Closing In on a Workable Answer

The long-standing problem of weightlessness in space is once again drawing attention as engineers and researchers revisit artificial gravity as a practical need for future missions. While no spacecraft can yet generate Earth-like gravity in the way science fiction imagines, the physics behind rotation-based systems is well understood, and the real challenge is building them safely, efficiently, and at scale.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (12:48 PM IST)

OpenAI Flags Alleged Model-Copying Effort as Global AI Rivalry Intensifies

OpenAI says it has identified an attempt to extract protected reasoning from its AI models, an allegation that underscores how fiercely companies are competing to secure technical advantages in generative artificial intelligence. The company linked part of the activity to China’s Moonshot AI, adding a geopolitical edge to an already escalating contest over model performance, data access, and intellectual property.

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