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Lucid Pushes Cosmos to 2027 After $1B Q2 Loss and Restructuring
business20 days ago

Lucid Pushes Cosmos to 2027 After $1B Q2 Loss and Restructuring

Lucid is delaying Cosmos, its planned sub-$50k mass-market EV, to early 2027 after posting a roughly $1 billion net loss in Q2 2026 and launching a restructuring to reduce cash burn. Cosmos will be built at a new Saudi Arabia plant with a 2027 ramp; the current Arizona facility isn’t suitable for this model. Despite the loss, Q2 revenue rose 56% to $405 million, with deliveries up to 3,953 and production to 4,774 as Lucid works to better align output with demand and improve customer experience. Cosmos specs include about 300 miles of range from a 69 kWh pack, 4.5 miles/kWh efficiency, 14-minute fast charging, 0-60 in 3.5 seconds, and a 36-inch central screen.

via Jalopnik|
#business#cosmos#electric-vehicles
Touch the Cosmos Without Leaving the Ground: Smithsonian's New VR Experience
technology2 months ago

Touch the Cosmos Without Leaving the Ground: Smithsonian's New VR Experience

A new 5,000-square-foot VR attraction in Washington, D.C., created by Fever with the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, lets visitors explore the cosmos from the ground—standing in for the Sun’s surface, crossing the event horizon of a black hole, and viewing the Pillars of Creation—using data-driven visuals and scientist input to convey the vastness of space.

via WTOP|
#astrophysics#cosmos#immersive-experience
Daily multivitamin may slow the body's aging clock, COSMOS trial finds
seniors-aging5 months ago

Daily multivitamin may slow the body's aging clock, COSMOS trial finds

A large randomized COSMOS trial found that a daily multivitamin slowed two epigenetic aging clocks over two years (about 2.7–5.1 months of aging delay), with the greatest benefit seen in participants biologically older than their actual age; experts caution that slowing epigenetic clocks may not translate to fewer age-related diseases, and long-term health outcomes require more research.

via Medical News Today|
#aging#cosmos#epigenetics
NASA’s SPHEREx Unveils First Comprehensive Infrared Cosmic Map
science8 months ago

NASA’s SPHEREx Unveils First Comprehensive Infrared Cosmic Map

NASA's SPHEREx observatory has completed its first full-sky infrared map in 102 wavelengths, capturing data on over 450 million galaxies and providing new insights into the universe's origins, galaxy evolution, and cosmic structure. The mission's extensive multi-wavelength data will help address fundamental cosmological questions and is now publicly available.

via Universe Today|
#cosmos#infrared-map#nasa
Vera Rubin Observatory Unveils First Stunning Space Images
science1 year ago

Vera Rubin Observatory Unveils First Stunning Space Images

The article discusses the advancements in astronomical observation with the launch of new telescopes, including the James Webb Space Telescope and the Vera C. Rubin Observatory, highlighting their capabilities to capture unprecedented images of the universe, discover new celestial objects, and deepen our understanding of cosmic phenomena, all while connecting these discoveries to a spiritual perspective on mankind's potential and divine creation.

via thetrumpet.com|
#cosmos#science#space-exploration
Vera Rubin Observatory to Release Groundbreaking Space Images and Transform Astronomy
science1 year ago

Vera Rubin Observatory to Release Groundbreaking Space Images and Transform Astronomy

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile is set to release its first ultra-high-definition images taken with the world's largest digital camera, showcasing its advanced capabilities to observe the universe in unprecedented detail, with live streams and watch parties available for the public to witness these groundbreaking space photos for the first time.

via Live Science|
#chile#cosmos#groundbreaking-photos
Mysterious Deep-Space Signals from 15,000 Light-Years Away Spark Scientific Curiosity
science1 year ago

Mysterious Deep-Space Signals from 15,000 Light-Years Away Spark Scientific Curiosity

Astronomers have discovered a distant star, ASKAP J1832−0911, 15,000 light years away, emitting mysterious radio and X-ray signals with unusual behavior, including a 44-minute pulse and dramatic fading over six months, challenging existing classifications of stellar objects and potentially transforming our understanding of the universe.

via BBC Sky at Night Magazine|
#astronomy#cosmos#neutron-star
Astronomer Who Bridged the Gap to the Stars
science1 year ago

Astronomer Who Bridged the Gap to the Stars

Carl Sagan, a renowned astronomer and science communicator, profoundly influenced public understanding of the cosmos through his insatiable curiosity and passion for making science accessible. From his early fascination with stars to his groundbreaking work on planetary science and astrobiology, Sagan's contributions extended beyond academia to popular media, notably through his Emmy-winning series "Cosmos." Despite facing criticism for his public engagement and controversial stances, such as the nuclear winter theory, Sagan's legacy endures in his efforts to communicate the wonders of the universe and the importance of scientific inquiry.

via Ynetnews|
#astronomy#carl-sagan#cosmos
MeerKAT Unveils New Giant Radio Galaxy
science1 year ago

MeerKAT Unveils New Giant Radio Galaxy

Astronomers using the MeerKAT radio telescope have discovered a new giant radio galaxy, MGTC J100022.85+031520.4, in the COSMOS field. This galaxy, hosted by an elliptical galaxy with a redshift of 0.1034, spans about 4.2 million light years and is one of the few GRGs located in a galaxy cluster. The discovery, part of the MIGHTEE survey, provides insights into the formation and evolution of radio sources.

via Phys.org|
#astronomy#cosmos#giant-radio-galaxies