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Earth against the bright Sun — illustration of Gabriel Harry’s plan to save the planet from stellar demise

Plan to save Earth from the dying Sun: Gabriel Garry proposes a scheme with a 700 km shield and an engine from Jupiter

Science 08/06/2026, 08:25
🌍 **How to save Earth from the dying Sun?** Independent researcher Gabriel Garry proposed a radical plan to save the planet in the journal <em>Journal of the British Interplanetary Society</em>. 🛡️ **Shield:** Build an aluminum screen 700 thousand km wide in the Moon's orbit. ⚡ **Energy:** Use thermonuclear reactors in Jupiter's atmosphere to create artificial light. 🚀 **Orbit:** Push Earth further from the Sun using oxygen from Jupiter's atmosphere. The plan includes protection from overheating, loss of light, and physical absorption by the giant planet. 🌌
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Satellite in Earth's orbit with neural network visualization, symbolizing full AI control over the spacecraft

AI vs. Vacuum: How Machine Learning Algorithms Fully Took Over Spacecraft Control

Technology 08/06/2026, 05:54
🛰️ AI has fully taken over spacecraft control! According to XAB.info, during an experiment, a machine learning algorithm independently managed the satellite's orientation, energy, and communication. 🔹 AFRL calls this the key to autonomy in the face of electronic warfare. 🔹 The technology is essential for commercial constellations and flights to Mars. Read the details about the new era of space exploration on our website.
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Giant magnetic vortices on the Sun's surface, captured by scientists

Vortices on the Sun: Scientists Record Giant Magnetic Spirals Controlling Space Weather for the First Time

Science 08/06/2026, 03:47
🌞 Scientists have recorded giant vortices on the Sun's surface for the first time using the most powerful telescope, DKIST. This phenomenon, called Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, explains the nature of solar flares. The discovery will help more accurately forecast space weather and protect Earth's satellites and power grids from solar storms. 🛰️🌪️
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