As major U.S. tech firms increasingly align with the Trump administration's policies, European leaders are pushing harder for digital sovereignty, aiming to reduce reliance on American platforms. The EU is accelerating development of independent cloud infrastructure, mobile operating systems, and AI regulations to protect privacy and autonomy in the digital space.
New research into the fossilized skull of Homo longi, dubbed Dragon Man, suggests a previously unknown human species that coexisted with Neanderthals and Homo sapiens. Meanwhile, astronomers believe they’ve located the universe’s “missing baryonic matter” in hot intergalactic filaments — solving a decades-old mystery about where half of the universe’s matter was hiding.
Microsoft will eliminate thousands of jobs beginning July 2025, primarily targeting non-AI roles, as it reallocates resources toward AI innovation. The move is part of a broader trend across the tech industry where automation and AI adoption are reshaping traditional job functions.
A massive asteroid named 2024 YR4, initially flagged as a near-Earth threat, is now predicted to have a 4.3% chance of striking the Moon in late July. While Earth may be safe from direct impact, experts warn that a lunar collision could send debris flying into orbit, potentially damaging satellites, disrupting communications, and threatening critical space infrastructure.
Amazon’s CEO Andy Jassy announced that generative AI will lead to a major reduction in corporate workforce roles, urging employees to reskill as AI replaces routine tasks like forecasting, customer service, and coding. This marks a critical shift in tech industry job dynamics.
NASA and ISRO are preparing to launch the NISAR satellite in July 2025 from India’s Satish Dhawan Space Centre. This powerful Earth-observing satellite will detect ground movements with centimeter-level accuracy, helping with disaster response, climate tracking, and environmental research.
Astronomers analyzing 263 ancient galaxies (some just 300 million years after the Big Bang) found a 60% clockwise spin bias, sparking speculation that our universe may reside inside a huge black hole
University of Nebraska–Lincoln engineers are creating flexible, adaptive “synthetic skin” inspired by octopus camouflage to enable the next generation of soft robots and machines
South Africa's Department of Science, Technology and Innovation has signed a Letter of Intent with Huawei to collaborate on AI, ICT, and research innovation. According to Minister Nzimande, this partnership is aimed at fostering equitable development across the Global South and deepening scientific ties between South Africa and China
Researchers in Dublin have demonstrated the presence of environmental DNA—or eDNA—in the air, capturing fragments from plants, animals, microbes, and even traces of illicit substances like cannabis and poppy. This breakthrough suggests air sampling could revolutionize wildlife monitoring, ecosystem health tracking, disease surveillance, and forensic investigations. However, scientists stress that ethical frameworks must evolve to address privacy and consent concerns
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