Quantum teleportation proves viable on the existing Internet structure

Quantum teleportation proves viable on the existing Internet structure

Scientists have teleported quantum data over a live public internet connection, with quantum signals sharing space with high-speed classical traffic. This is the first time quantum teleportation has worked outside of isolated lab conditions. The experiment proves that quantum communication can run on the same fiber that powers the internet today.

Dry riverbed beneath Tongtian River Bridge in Xinjiang, China

China tests drone-based weather modification in Xinjiang

In an effort to tackle water shortages in Xinjiang, China has undertaken a successful drone-based cloud-seeding experiment to enhance rainfall. The trial, conducted over a vast area of the Bayanbulak Grasslands, demonstrated moisture-laden positive results, with drones dispersing silver iodide to trigger precipitation. This approach aims to combat the region’s ongoing challenges with desertification and glacial retreat.

IEC Telecom RDK 2.0

Starlink-powered RDK 2.0 enhances disaster response connectivity

IEC Telecom has introduced RDK 2.0, an advanced Rapid Deployment Kit designed to deliver uninterrupted high-speed satellite connectivity for first responders and humanitarian teams. The launch will take place at the Global Security Risk and Policy Conference (GISF) in Ireland from February 26 to February 27, 2025.

plasma inside the nuclear reactor

China’s artificial sun maintains 100 million °C plasma for over 17 minutes, setting a new world record

China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), commonly known as the “artificial sun,” set a new world record on January 20, 2025, by sustaining plasma temperatures of over 100 million °C (180 million °F) for 1 066 seconds (17.7 minutes). The projects ultimate goal is to provide a source of limitless clean energy and facilitate space exploration beyond the solar system.

Study proposes AI model to help predict volcanic eruptions

Study proposes accurate AI model to help predict volcanic eruptions

Researchers at the University of Granada have developed an innovative system demonstrating a very accurate machine-learning algorithm developed to predict volcanic eruptions. The study with important implications for global volcanic hazard forecasting and disaster preparedness.

New molecule detected in space

New molecule detected in space using machine learning and ALMA observatory

MIT researchers have recently reported the detection of 2-methoxyethanol, a previously unknown molecule, in space. The study utilized machine learning and ALMA observations to find this complex molecule in the star-forming region NGC 6334I. The discovery enhances the understanding of molecular complexity during star formation, providing new insights into the chemical processes that occur in space.