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Astronomers have uncovered a vast, previously hidden structure in the early universe by mapping faint light emitted by hydrogen gas, allowing them to trace not just individual galaxies but the large-scale network that connects them. Instead of focusing only on bright, easily detectable galaxies, they measured the combined glow of hydrogen across enormous regions of space, capturing a period roughly 9 to 11 billion years ago when galaxy formation was highly active. This approach reveals a more complete picture of the cosmic web, including faint galaxies and diffuse gas that are normally invisible to conventional observations. The resulting three-dimensional map shows that even at these early stages, matter was already organized into filamentary structures, with galaxies forming along these dense threads while gas flowed through them, fueling their growth. By directly observing this underlying structure, the study bridges an important gap between theory and observation, confirming that the large-scale architecture predicted by cosmological models was already in place relatively early in the universe’s history. It also provides new insight into how galaxies evolved within this interconnected framework, shaped by the distribution of matter on the largest scales. 👉share.google/sguRPrzLQgQINH…

@geckorobotics @wef @jakeloosy Humanity might win with basic incomes

The Industrial Revolution was won with steel. The AI revolution will be won with data. Featured ahead of the @wef Annual Meeting in Davos, @jakeloosy writes how winning the AI race will not be done with models but with ground-truth data from the physical world. #WEF26 #Davos #AI

@geckorobotics Heal the world

We’re proud to announce a new contract with the U.S. Navy, worth $71M, to cut maintenance delays and boost fleet readiness. Starting work throughout the U.S. Pacific Fleet, the Navy's largest fleet command, we will help reduce maintenance delays and keep critical assets mission-ready. With AI and robotic technology that can identify repairs up to 50x faster and more accurately than manual methods, we are committed to supporting the Navy’s goal of achieving 80% fleet readiness by 2027. Honored to support the brave men and women who serve. Read more: geckorobotics.com/news/navy-idiq

Our Series C announcement gained strong media attention. Thank you @Business, @TechCrunch, @Reuters, @manager_magazin, @faznet, @handelsblatt & more. A clear signal where industrial automation is headed. Physical AI is moving from vision to real factory floors. #Robotics #Funding

@CharlesMullins2 Choose your blackhole

Black holes don’t trap light… light runs out of time. In standard physics, gravity bends spacetime. But what if that’s just the surface effect? In my framework: • Gravity = time compression • Black hole = total temporal collapse • Event horizon = where time can’t progress forward At that boundary, something extreme happens: Light doesn’t get pulled back. It simply can’t move forward in time anymore. That’s why nothing escapes. Not because it’s trapped in space but because time itself has stalled. So a black hole isn’t empty. It’s the most compressed state of time possible. What if gravity isn’t bending space… but breaking time? Follow me for more deep insights

@IAL_art_law Einfach den Laden dicht machen wenn man insolvent ist... Sich nicht zwanghaft an irgendwas ranhängen was Geld verspricht

"A deepening power struggle within the Hilma af Klint Foundation has erupted over the future of the artist’s legacy, with its chair calling for her paintings to be sequestered in a private temple accessible only to spiritual seekers." news.artnet.com/art-world/hilm…

"Every time I succeed in finishing one of my sketches, my understanding of humanity, animals, plants, minerals, or the entire creation, becomes clearer. I feel freed and raised up above my limited consciousness." - Hilma af Klint

#Service_Robotics Market was valued at USD 29.44 Billion in 2019 and is projected to reach USD 143.78 Billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 21.9% from 2020 to 2027. Get More @ bit.ly/3oKGSpW @KukaAG @IrobotCorporation @KongsbergMaritime

Save the Date for @Mozilla Festival 2026 MozFest attendees ascending twin staircases at MozFest 2025. A Mozilla banner reads "Unleaning defaults. Building better." Wednesday, October 28 – Friday, October 30, 2026 Recinte Fabra i Coats Barcelona, Spain

Thousands of stars orbit calmly; then the wobbling central bar spins up, dragging everything into resonant chaos! This gravitational dance funnels gas & stars straight toward the supermassive black hole at the center (like Sagittarius A* in ours)!

Heavy force-carriers collide at record energy ⚡ CMS reports the first measurements of vector boson scattering at 13.6 TeV. Read more 👉 cms.cern/news/first-mea…

@NRO_gov Dein Weltraumschrotthandel

Earth’s orbit is getting crowded. Tens of thousands of objects circle the planet. At orbital speeds, even a marble-sized object can destroy a satellite on impact. Teams on the ground track debris and maneuver satellites to avoid collisions.

Lunar Voyage 2 MAPP rover, delivered spaceflight-ready over two and a half years ago and launching in 2026, will demonstrate lunar mobility and perform foundational science at Reiner Gamma. While awaiting launch, we've been increasing MAPP's capabilities. Each Lunar Voyage enhances our spaceflight heritage and informs our future missions, including the Eagle Lunar Terrain Vehicle. #LunarOutpost #DrivingArtemis #TheNextLeap #SpaceTech #Innovation

Boeing 747 (ca. 400 Tonnen max. Startgewicht), Antonov An-124 (ca. 405 Tonnen), Quelle: Ecosia

We're investing in secure and resilient connectivity. Today, we launched two calls worth €200 million to support high-capacity networks, including submarine cables. This reinforces secure, future proof digital networks and strengthens our economic and strategic resilience.

Mit 100 Luftschiffen wäre man vermutlich wieder im Rennen 😄

Vermutete Untergangsstelle – rund um 68° 28' N, 170° 10' W – die Tiefe wahrscheinlich im Bereich von 40 bis 50 Metern

#Tscheljuskin war ein sowjetischer Eisbrecher, der speziell für die Erkundung der Nordostpassage gebaut wurde mit einer Verdrängung (Gewicht) von ca. 3.200 Tonnen (metrisch), seit den 2000er Jahren gab es einige Expeditionen, die versuchten, das Wrack zu lokalisieren (@Ecosia)

Thanks to agile ICEYE SAR satellites, we can capture “Brickwall pattern” collections – a 5 km × 5 km grid of imaging locations, each with a 5 km footprint and spaced just 4.5 km apart. Learn more at hubs.li/Q04762bN0

New ORNL imaging innovation allows scientists to see how nuclear fuel cladding behaves under extreme conditions, helping accelerate nuclear materials qualification for next-generation reactors. Read more: bit.ly/4sJ0ds9