NASA’s Webb Rounds Out Picture of Sombrero Galaxy’s Disk
After capturing an image of the iconic Sombrero galaxy at mid-infrared wavelengths in late 2024, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has now followed up with an observation in the near-infrared.
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Women Consuming Caffeinated Coffee in Midlife are More Likely to Be Healthy Agers: Study
In a new study led by scientists from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, caffeine and regular coffee intake in midlife were modestly and favorably associated with healthy aging
Paleontologists Find New Biomarkers to Identify Megafauna Species in Australia’s Fossil Record
Paleontologists have identified peptide markers for three species of extinct Australian megafauna — a hippo-sized wombat, a giant kangaroo, and a marsupial with enormous claws — opening the way for
Our Milky Way Galaxy May Escape Collision with Andromeda, New Research Suggests
It is commonly believed that our own Milky Way Galaxy is on a collision course with the neighboring Andromeda galaxy. As a result of their merger, predicted in around 5
Who Gives a S#!t About Cursing Robots?
The robots that share our public spaces today are so demure. Social robots and service robots aim to avoid offense, erring toward polite airs, positive emotions, and obedience. In some
Disaster Awaits if We Don’t Secure IoT Now
In 2015, Ukraine experienced a slew of unexpected power outages. Much of the country went dark. The U.S. investigation has concluded that this was due to a Russian state cyberattack
Startup’s Analog AI Promises Power for PCs
Naveen Verma’s lab at Princeton University is like a museum of all the ways engineers have tried to make AI ultra-efficient by using analog phenomena instead of digital computing. At
How Ukraine’s Killer Drones Are Beating Russian Jamming
Ukrainian troops tested KrattWorks’ Ghost Dragon drone in Estonia last year. Ukraine’s 1 June attack on multiple Russian military bases destroyed or damaged as many as 41 Russian aircraft, including
Laser Sail for Future Alpha Centauri Mission Now Costs $25 Million, Not $200 Billion
Laser pushed sails—ultrathin need reflective structures that are square meters but weight a gram. If the sails and the payload each weigh a gram, such a spacecraft could accelerate to
Aembit Extends Workload IAM to Microsoft Ecosystem, Securing Hybrid Access for Non-Human Identities
Home » Technology » Aembit Extends Workload IAM to Microsoft Ecosystem, Securing Hybrid Access for Non-Human Identities Silver Spring, Maryland, June 3rd, 2025, CyberNewsWire Aembit, the workload identity and access
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