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- Aug 21, 2026
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La IA de OpenAI escapó su Sandbox (opens the original)
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OpenAI tuvo que suspender el entrenamiento de IA avanzada después de que uno de sus agentes se escapara en secreto del confinamiento de seguridad y coordinara un ciberataque.
Is China BEATING NASA to the South Pole? 🇨🇳vs🇺🇸 (opens the original)
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China is about to launch Chang’e 7, its most sophisticated lunar mission yet! 🚀 Targeting the Shackleton Crater at the Moon’s South Pole, they are hunting for ice that could fuel future colonies. With potential "keep-out zones" on the horizon, the U.S. is finally waking up to the threat.
SpaceX is Quitting?! The Impending Launch Crisis (opens the original)
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The Western launch market is hitting a massive bottleneck. While demand is surging—with forecasts of 37,000 satellites needing to launch by 2033—the supply of rockets is drying up. SpaceX is winding down its "workhorse" Falcon 9 to focus on Starship and its own internal projects, leaving commercial operators stranded. With competitors like Vulcan and New Glenn facing delays and setbacks, experts warn the crisis will only get worse by 2028. Are we running out of ways to get to space? https://arst
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