BEYONDSpace & Future Science
The Moon Took a Once-in-a-Century Hit. Nobody Saw It Coming
A 222-meter crater formed on the Moon in 2024, and scientists found it only after comparing orbital images more than a year later.
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PULSESecurity & Privacy
Claude Helped Hack OpenAI in 72 Hours. Is Expertise Becoming Optional?
A three-person security team used frontier AI to turn a malformed image upload into a route toward OpenAI’s internal systems in less…
DECODESpaceflight & Rockets
Nearly 100,000 Star Trek Fans Renamed NASA’s First Shuttle
On Sept. 17, 1976, NASA presented OV-101 to the public. Though it was not designed for spaceflight, Enterprise conducted atmospheric test flights…
BEYONDSecurity & Privacy
A Malicious DNS Zone Could Turn Unbound Into an RCE Target
Unbound versions through 1.26.0 contain a critical DNSSEC validator heap overflow. NLnet Labs released version 1.26.1 with fixes for this and eight…
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Behind every breakthrough is a bigger question. About who holds the power. About what changes for everyone else. About the future taking shape while we're busy living.
PULSE
What happened. Why it reaches beyond today.
Claude Helped Hack OpenAI in 72 Hours. Is Expertise Becoming Optional?
Did an AI Try to Break Free? The Strange Incident OpenAI Revealed
Exein Bets $270 Million on Security for Machines That Act
DECODE
Big questions, without the jargon.
Nearly 100,000 Star Trek Fans Renamed NASA’s First Shuttle
Apple’s Big iOS 27 Update Fixes Flaws Across Its Entire Stack
BEYOND
Possible futures. Uncomfortable questions.
A Malicious DNS Zone Could Turn Unbound Into an RCE Target
JWST’s Little Red Dots May Hide the First Giant Black Holes
The PS5 Linux Dream Ends After LLM-Assisted Bug Report
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