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New Vienna Clock Drifts 1 Second Per 30 Million Years
Physicists in Vienna built a prototype clock that keeps time using atomic nuclei instead of electrons — and it already rivals decades of atomic-clock engineering.

Rice-Sized Chip Delivers 20x Clearer Signal for 6G
Northrop Grumman's new FORTITUDE chip crams the job of dozens of components onto one grain-of-rice-sized piece of gallium nitride, built to make satellites, GPS, and 6G more reliable.
Africa's New Conservation Rangers Are Flying Drones
A tech training program has placed thermal drones and connected systems in the hands of 16 conservation experts from 11 African countries.

Northwestern Scientists Build a Fuel Cell That Runs on Dirt
Engineers at Northwestern have built a soil-powered fuel cell that uses natural bacteria to generate steady electricity for underground sensors — no batteries, no solar panels, no recharging required.
How OpenClaw Became the People's AI: 250,000 Stars and a Movement That's Just Getting Started
The open-source AI assistant has become the fastest-growing project in GitHub history, but the real story isn't the code — it's the solo creators, small businesses, and everyday people building things that used to require entire teams.