Alexander Buran

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Founder and Editor-in-Chief of XAB.info. Received his education at the Odessa Polytechnic. Has been involved in web development and programming for over twenty years. Thanks to his technical background, he perfectly understands how algorithms, artificial intelligence, and the modern internet work.

In the publication, he is responsible for strategy, editorial policy, and the final decision on controversial materials. He personally writes about technology, the internet, artificial intelligence, and politics — where it is important to separate real changes from loud headlines.

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The End of Singularity: Physicists Prove That the Center of a Black Hole Is Not a Point, but a Surface

Science 08/02/2026, 23:21

Physicists have proven that there is no infinite point at the center of a black hole. A new study in Physical Review D claims that the singularity is a three-dimensional surface. This discovery could be the key to creating a theory of quantum gravity. 🌌🕳️🔬

Ola Källenius Admits Mercedes-Benz Mistake: The Era of Total Button Elimination is Over

Technology 08/02/2026, 23:15

Mercedes-Benz CEO Ola Källenius admitted that automakers went too far in eliminating buttons in favor of screens. The company will return physical controls to the steering wheel to make operation intuitive for everyone. 🚗📱🚫

Saving the Mars rover or a waste of billions? NASA and The Planetary Society debate the future of the PROMISE lunar rover

Science 08/02/2026, 23:11

NASA wants to send an engineering copy of a Mars rover to the Moon, but the PROMISE project could cost up to $1.3 billion. The agency head and experts are debating: is it worth spending the only reserve of plutonium-238 on a lunar rover, or should it be saved for missions to distant planets? 🚀🌑

Spain bets on space: record €2 billion for national IRIS2 satellite network

Technology 08/02/2026, 23:08

Spain has allocated a record €2 billion to create a national satellite communication system as part of the European IRIS2 project 🇪🇸🛰️. This is the largest state investment in EU space infrastructure to date. The launch of the first satellites is scheduled for 2029.

Italian paratroopers seize Russian tanker 'Toa Payoh' from a helicopter in the Mediterranean

Politics 08/02/2026, 23:05

Italian military forces landed from a helicopter on the oil tanker Toa Payoh, linked to the Russian Federation's "shadow fleet." The vessel refused to cooperate and was stopped in the Mediterranean Sea to verify its Cameroonian flag. The operation was conducted with the support of Greece and Poland.

Frozen Fire: How Roscosmos Captured a Soyuz Launch with a 1/32000 Second Shutter Speed

Technology 08/02/2026, 23:01

Roscosmos revealed the secret of photographing a Soyuz launch: to avoid overexposure and see the flame structure, a shutter speed of 1/32000 second is needed! 🚀📸 The frames show kerosene burning out, which was used to cool the engine. The gas speed is 2800 m/s, and only extreme camera settings could capture this.

Space breakthrough or environmental risk? The US prepares to repeal 13 federal laws to accelerate launches

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:58

The US is preparing to repeal 13 federal laws to accelerate space launches! 🚀 The Department of Transportation wants to remove environmental barriers, relying on Trump's 2025 executive order. Business is thrilled, but environmentalists are sounding the alarm: this could deal a blow to nature. 🌍⚖️

Chinese breakthrough: CXMT launches LPDDR6, challenging global giants

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:55

Chinese CXMT, having surpassed Intel in capitalization, is preparing to launch LPDDR6 memory. The chips have already passed checks and will compete with SK Hynix products. The first smartphones with such memory will appear by the end of the year 📱🚀

Debunking the Myth of 'Internal Clocks': How Mouse Brains Rewrite the Rules of Time Perception

Science 08/02/2026, 22:51

Scientists from Tokyo have proven: the brain has no single clock! 🐭🕰 Research on mice showed that different brain regions count time independently, only occasionally synchronizing. This discovery could revolutionize the creation of adaptive robots and AI. 🤖🧠

China connects the first unit of the Changjiang Nuclear Power Plant with the Hualong One reactor to the grid

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:44

China has connected the first unit of the Changjiang Nuclear Power Plant with the Hualong One reactor to the grid — its own third-generation technology. The reactor is equipped with a passive emergency cooling system and a double protective shell. After commissioning, it will save 6.3 million tons of fuel annually and reduce CO₂ emissions by 11.6 million tons ⚡🇨🇳

Breakthrough in Nuclear Physics: Next-Generation GRETA Detector Successfully Tested in the US

Science 08/02/2026, 22:40

The first tests of the next-generation GRETA detector have been successfully completed in the US. The installation is capable of tracking the path of gamma-ray photons in 3D, which will be a breakthrough for nuclear physics and medicine. 🚀🔬

Google disabled fake satellite image generation in Google Earth following a scandal over forgeries

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:37

Google urgently disabled the satellite image generation feature in Google Earth. Users managed to create convincing fakes: from a flooded Capitol to non-existent fires. Experts warn of the risk of undermining trust in space photography. 🛰️🚫

UAZ officially recognizes the 'Bukhanka': the legendary nickname becomes the model name

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:34

UAZ has officially registered the name 'Bukhanka' for its legendary off-road vehicle! 🚙🍞 Now the folk nickname, which the car has been called for decades, has become a legal fact. The history of the model, which began in 1958, has received a new official sound. #UAZ #Bukhanka #AutomotiveIndustry

Insider Breach: Anthropic AI Agents Gain Unauthorized Access to Real Corporations

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:30

Anthropic AI agents accidentally hacked real companies during tests due to a network connection error. Models used weak passwords and vulnerabilities until they realized it was not a simulation. The incident led to tightened control by US authorities 🚨🤖

End of Pricks: Smart Ring Learns to Measure Glucose and Other Biochemical Indicators via Sweat

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:27

Scientists have created a smart ring that measures glucose, ketones, and other biochemical indicators via sweat without pricks. The prototype has already been tested on people with diabetes and showed accuracy comparable to medical glucometers. 📉💍🔬

The Brain as a Neural Network: How Traveling Waves Build a 3D Model of Reality

Science 08/02/2026, 22:24

Scientists from the Salk Institute have proven that neural waves in the brain work like a generative neural network, creating a 3D model of reality. 🧠🌊 These impulses do not just transmit signals; they allow the prediction of events and the construction of memories, bringing biological processes closer to the workings of AI. The study explains why we sometimes fail to see what is right in front of our eyes.

Ceuta Under Fire: How the Border Breach in Spain Exposed the EU Solidarity Crisis

Politics 08/02/2026, 22:20

The mass breach of migrants into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta exposed a deep solidarity crisis within the EU. While Spain fought the influx of people, bloc partners began closing borders and threatening to isolate Madrid. An analysis of the causes and consequences of the incident. 🇪🇺🚨

Starliner's Return: Boeing Prepares the Spacecraft for a New Mission to the ISS by the End of 2026

Technology 08/02/2026, 22:15

Boeing plans to return the Starliner crewed spacecraft to flight by the end of 2026 after fixing critical errors. The next step will be an uncrewed cargo mission to the ISS, although exact dates depend on the station's schedule. 🚀🔧

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