Perseverance Finds a Strange Rock Texture on Ancient Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover has investigated ancient rocks west of Jezero crater and exposed an unusual light-and-dark texture that may reveal how early Mars evolved
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Roman Town With 8000 Seat Amphitheatre Found in Austria
Geophysical surveys in Lower Austria have mapped a Roman town with a regular street grid, burial grounds and an amphitheatre for about 8000 people. Researchers cautiously link it to Claudivium, but the identification remains unconfirmed.
Artemis II Crew Set for Houston Event After Record Lunar Flyby
The Artemis II astronauts will meet the public at the University of Houston after traveling 406,771 kilometers from Earth during the first crewed lunar flyby in more than 50 years.
Silicon Spin Qubits Move Toward 300 mm Quantum Processing
Quobly will use CEA-Leti's FAMES Pilot Line in Grenoble to prototype 3D integration and cryogenic control layers for 300 mm silicon spin-qubit processors, while Alloy Forge and qBraid Cloud offer developers an interim environment before planned access to the Alloy Pioneer QPU.
