Black Hole Winds Drive Turbulence Far Beyond Host Galaxy
Observations with Japan's XRISM X-ray satellite reveal that outflows from a supermassive black hole in a distant quasar are far more powerful than previously estimated, stirring hot gas across intergalactic space
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Medieval Monastery Remains Mapped Beneath Danish Football Field
Archaeologists in Roskilde, Denmark, have identified the buried remains of the 13th-century St Clara Monastery using ground-penetrating radar, revealing a well-preserved monastic layout beneath a modern sports field ahead of planned construction
WorldView-3 Satellite Sets New Standard for Commercial Earth Imaging
The WorldView-3 satellite, launched in 2014, delivered unprecedented high-resolution Earth imagery from orbit, enabling new research on methane emissions, land use, and archaeological sites using advanced remote sensing instruments
SDT to Manufacture Open-Source Trapped-Ion Quantum Processors
South Korean firm SDT will fabricate trapped-ion quantum processing units based on Open Quantum Design's open-source hardware, aiming to make reproducible quantum computers accessible to research and defense users worldwide
