Relaying what matters next.

China has launched Tianwen‑2 to Kamoʻoalewa, a tiny companion of Earth that might be a fragment of the Moon. The mission will try touch‑and‑go and anchoring‑drill sampling, with a target return in 2027 and big stakes for planetary defense.

A peer reviewed Nature study of Jezero’s Bright Angel rocks elevates Perseverance’s best hint of Martian life. We decode what a potential biosignature really means, the mineral organic clues the rover found, and why a leaner sample return must move faster.

The SEC’s Sept 17 approval of generic listing standards for commodity-based ETPs, paired with July 29 in-kind creation and redemption orders, cleared the path for Cboe to list REX‑Osprey’s Dogecoin and XRP ETFs on Sept 18. Here is what changes next.

Google’s September rollout of Gemini inside Chrome is the moment agentic browsing jumps from demo to default. Here is what tab‑aware synthesis and upcoming multi‑step, cursor‑driven automation mean for search, ecommerce, privacy, extensions, and your roadmap.

Israel says its 100 kilowatt class Iron Beam will be ready for operational use later in 2025. If lasers really cut interception costs to a few dollars, the economics of barrages and drone swarms change fast. Here is how and where it still breaks.

Australia just moved Ghost Shark from prototype to fleet, committing A$1.7 billion to field dozens of extra‑large autonomous subs within five years. The decision signals a pivot from slow, crewed AUKUS timelines to scalable undersea autonomy.

Washington’s new Speed to Power push aims to deliver the electricity surge needed for AI and data centers by fast-tracking generation and transmission. Here is how it works, who benefits, who pays, and what it means for prices and emissions.

Retro Biosciences will dose its first Alzheimer’s patients in Australia with RTR242, an autophagy-boosting pill. The study is a test case for proving longevity mechanisms through disease endpoints, and for a new path in regulation and funding.

In 2025 the FDA gave Loyal’s canine longevity pill a reasonable expectation of effectiveness, opening the first practical regulatory path for lifespan extension. Here is how the dog route could speed safe human geroprotectors.

Peer reviewed results from Chang’e‑6 are changing the Moon’s origin and evolution story. The first analyses point to a global magma ocean, a markedly drier far-side mantle, and a magnetic field that flickered, not faded. Here is what that means for missions.

The SEC just approved generic listing standards that let NYSE, Nasdaq, and Cboe list spot crypto ETPs without case-by-case reviews. Here is what changed, which tokens likely go first, and how liquidity, custody, and DeFi could shift next.

Workday’s move to buy Sana signals a new phase for enterprise AI. The company is formalizing an Agent System of Record with a partner network and a gateway that treats AI agents like employees with identity, permissions, and auditability.

Beijing’s September parade put scramjet sea skimmers front and center. Here is why low‑altitude hypersonic flight compresses reaction time for U.S. ships, what counters are realistic in 3–5 years, and why uncrewed pickets matter most.

Record peaks and hyperscale buildouts have collided in 2025. From Virginia to Texas and Georgia, utilities are racing to add capacity, revive gas, sign nuclear and renewables deals, and fast‑track storage and wires.

Swiss Re projects that broad GLP‑1 adoption could trim U.S. deaths by 6.4% and the U.K. by 5.1% by 2045. We stress‑test that forecast, parse the latest outcomes data, and map the ripple effects for insurers, pensions, and public health.

Blue Origin’s New Glenn is set to loft NASA’s twin ESCAPADE probes to Mars on its second flight. Here is why sending interplanetary science so early in a rocket’s life could reset expectations for cost, risk, and NASA–industry partnerships.

Blue Origin’s second New Glenn launch is set to send NASA’s twin ESCAPADE probes toward Mars. Here is why NASA chose a new rocket’s sophomore outing, how VADR changes risk, what ESCAPADE will study, and what success or a scrub would mean.

Tether just unveiled USAT, a U.S.-regulated stablecoin issued by Anchorage Digital with Cantor Fitzgerald as custodian. After July’s GENIUS Act, this could reshape the U.S. stablecoin stack, pressure USDC, and redraw compliance lines.