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NASA’s Swift telescope burns up on reentry. The observatory spent 22 years studying the universe’s most powerful explosions before plunging into the atmosphere after a private rescue mission to boost its orbit failed.

Scientific American · Read more

Physicists confirm a third type of magnetism. SLAC researchers used specialized X-rays to prove altermagnetism exists, overturning nearly 90 years of two-type theory, with potential implications for faster electronics.

Science Daily · Read more

Binance hackers spent months planning record heist. The thieves behind the $6.3 billion crypto theft infected laptops, compromised internal tools, and staged fake job interviews to penetrate the exchange, new details show.

Ars Technica · Read more

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