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  1. Health

    A Vancouver cardiologist's minimally invasive aortic valve replacement, performed without general anesthesia, has enabled 411 patients to leave the hospital within a day. The 3M procedure, presented at a major cardiology conference, could reshape heart surgery recovery.

    Alpine Gray2026-09-16
    Awake Heart Valve Replacement Lets Patients Go Home Next Day
  2. Space

    A New York Times report reveals that in 2012, Google DeepMind cofounder Demis Hassabis pointed out a critical flaw in Elon Musk's Mars colonization plan: AI could follow humans to the Red Planet. Musk, reportedly speechless, later invested in DeepMind but eventually called the company his top AI concern.

    Fiora Cross2026-09-16
    Musk at a Loss for Words Over Mars Colonization Blind Spot
  3. Health

    A tattoo artist uses an NFC chip implanted in his hand to unlock his studio, part of a growing trend of 10,000 people worldwide. The chip's 880-byte memory stores simple data, but users report a shift in daily habits, forgetting keys and badges. Experts weigh in on the practical and social implications of body-integrated access.

    Alpine Gray2026-09-16
    Tattoo Artist's Hand Chip Unlocks Doors, Raises Questions
  4. Health

    China's state-run Global Times has cautioned Elon Musk against endorsing the lab leak theory of COVID-19's origins, warning that such views could harm Tesla's business in China. The warning follows Musk's tweets supporting a US Energy Department assessment, which has intensified diplomatic tensions.

    Alpine Gray2026-09-16
    Tesla CEO Faces Beijing's Ire Over COVID Lab Leak Tweets
  5. Health

    Bryan Johnson, a 45-year-old tech entrepreneur, spends $2 million annually on a rigorous anti-aging regimen aiming to restore his body to an 18-year-old state. With over 30 health professionals and extreme treatments, he claims to have reversed his epigenetic age by 5.1 years in seven months, documenting everything publicly in his Blueprint project.

    Alpine Gray2026-09-16
    Tech Mogul's $2M Annual Quest to Reverse Biological Aging
  6. Health

    A case report in BMJ Case Reports describes an 80-year-old woman with lung cancer whose tumor shrank by 76% after she declined conventional treatment and instead used CBD oil. The authors caution that the link is not proven and call for more research.

    Alpine Gray2026-09-16
    UK Doctors Report Lung Tumor Shrinkage in Patient Using CBD Oil
  7. Health

    A California ophthalmologist removed 23 contact lenses from a senior patient's eye, a case that went viral and sparked global awareness about proper lens hygiene. The patient, who had not seen a doctor in two years, is recovering but has resumed wearing contacts against medical advice.

    Alpine Gray2026-09-16
    Doctor Finds 23 Stuck Contact Lenses in Patient's Eye After Years of Neglect
  8. Space

    A small asteroid, 2024 PT5, has completed its temporary gravitational interaction with Earth, ending a two-month sojourn. The 33-foot object, possibly a chip off the Moon, will return for a brief visit in January before a 30-year hiatus.

    Fiora Cross2026-09-16
    Tiny Asteroid 2024 PT5 Ends Brief Earth Orbit, Returns in January
  9. Space

    A UK-led experiment, RemoveDEBRIS, is aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule heading to the International Space Station to test net-based and harpoon-based methods for capturing orbital debris. The mission aims to prove that cleaning up space junk can be done affordably, addressing a growing threat to satellites.

    Fiora Cross2026-09-16
    European Team's Orbital Debris Catcher Heads to Space Station
  10. Space

    A water leak forced NASA to cut short a spacewalk, highlighting the aging shuttle-era suits. Adding to the concern, contractor Collins Aerospace has abandoned its work on a replacement, leaving Axiom and SpaceX as potential alternatives.

    Fiora Cross2026-09-16
    Water Leak Aborts Spacewalk, Casting Doubt on Aging Suit Program
  11. Space

    A new animation depicting two SpaceX Starships meeting in orbit for propellant transfer has drawn approval from Elon Musk. The visual comes as SpaceX prepares for a NASA-funded demonstration of orbital refueling, a key step for deep-space missions.

    Fiora Cross2026-09-16
    SpaceX's Orbital Refueling Plan: New Animation Wins CEO's Endorsement
  12. Space

    NASA has selected five U.S. companies, including Blue Origin, for contracts supporting the Artemis Moon program. Blue Origin will receive $25.6 million for studies and risk reduction, despite its ongoing lawsuit against the agency over the human landing system award. The funding is part of a broader effort to mature lunar lander concepts.

    Fiora Cross2026-09-16
    Blue Origin Wins NASA Funding Amid Legal Dispute Over Moon Lander