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Google Quantum AI Demonstrates 1,000-Qubit Error-Corrected Computation, Surpassing Classical Limits
In a paper published in Nature, Google Quantum AI reports that its Willow-2 processor has achieved stable computation across 1,000 physical qubits with error correction, solving a class of optimization problems that no classical supercomputer can complete within the age of the universe.
CRISPR-Based Gene Therapy Achieves Functional Cure in 97% of Sickle Cell Patients in 18-Month Trial
A Phase III trial of 340 patients across 12 centers shows that a single infusion of the CRISPR-edited therapy results in sustained elevation of fetal hemoglobin in 97.3% of participants, eliminating vaso-occlusive crises in the majority of patients.
NASA Announces Artemis IV Crew: First Moon Landing Mission to Include Non-American Astronaut in 52 Years
The crew includes astronauts from Japan, Canada, and ESA for the lunar South Pole mission scheduled for late 2027, marking the first international crew to land on the Moon since Apollo 17 and the first commercial lunar lander to carry humans.
Direct Air Carbon Capture Costs Fall Below $200 Per Ton for the First Time, Says Climeworks Report
Climeworks and partner Strenas have achieved $187 per ton at scale — down from $1,000 per ton in 2020 — using a new sorbent material that can be regenerated at lower temperatures, making large-scale deployment economically viable.
Altos Labs' Epigenetic Reprogramming Therapy Reverses Biological Age by 25 Years in Human Trial
In the first peer-reviewed human longevity intervention study, 40 participants receiving partial epigenetic reprogramming showed measurable reversal of aging biomarkers across 14 tissue types, with no serious adverse events reported over 18 months.
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