Tag: ATLAS
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Atlas by Boston Dynamics to Build Hyundai Cars in 2028
Overview: Atlas takes a bold step into automotive production Boston Dynamics surprised attendees at CES Las Vegas by presenting a markedly evolved version of its Atlas humanoid robot. The company claimed that Atlas is on track to join Hyundai’s automotive assembly lines by 2028, marking a milestone in the pursuit of humanoid robots performing complex…
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Atlas Robot to Build Hyundai Cars in 2028: Hyundai’s Robotics Leap
Atlas: Boston Dynamics’ Humanoid Takes a Step Toward Car Manufacturing At CES in Las Vegas, Boston Dynamics showcased the latest version of its Atlas humanoid robot, a machine many observers have watched evolve from a research prototype to a potential industrial workhorse. The company’s demonstrations highlighted improvements in balance, dexterity, and battery-powered mobility. The real…
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Percy Jackson Casts Atlas & Two New Faces for Season 3: Exclusive Details
Exclusive: Atlas Furthers Percy Jackson’s Season 3 Journey The Percy Jackson & The Olympians series on Disney+ is set to deepen its mythic world as Season 3 adds a towering Titan to the cast. Holt McCallany has been confirmed to portray Atlas, the imposing Titan who holds up the heavens in Greek myth and now…
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Percy Jackson Season 3 Cast: Atlas and Two New Faces Reimagined for Disney+ Series
New Titan, Fresh Allies: Atlas Joins Percy Jackson Season 3 The anticipation surrounding Disney+’s Percy Jackson & the Olympians grows as official details reveal who will bring the colossal Titan Atlas to life in Season 3. Atlas is a cornerstone figure in the mythic world, a towering presence whose role extends beyond simply bearing the…
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Atlas Leads the Way: New Cast Adds Depth to Percy Jackson Season 3
Season 3 Casting Round-Up: Atlas and New Titans Fans of Percy Jackson and the Olympians have reason to celebrate as Disney+ reveals the cast for Season 3, introducing three pivotal characters that promise to deepen the mythic tapestry of the series. Among the new faces, the towering Titan Atlas takes center stage, followed by two…
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Science News This Week: CDC Turmoil, NASA’s 3I/ATLAS Images, and Strategies to Thwart an Insect Apocalypse
Introduction: Three Fronts in Modern Science News This week’s science headlines cut across public health, space exploration, and biodiversity. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention faced unprecedented internal turbulence, NASA released anticipated data visuals from the 3I/ATLAS mission, and researchers highlighted actionable strategies to counter a potential insect apocalypse. Read on for a…
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Comet C/2025 K1 (ATLAS) Breaks Apart, Stunning Telescope Photos Capture Its Dramatic Breakup
Introduction: A Dramatic Solar Encounter Comet C/2025 K1, popularly known as ATLAS, has stunned observers with dramatic breakup activity following its close approach to the Sun earlier this month. Discovered this year, the comet drew significant attention as it journeyed toward the inner solar system, only to unleash a spectacular display of fragmentation as it…
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Elon Musk Reacts to Wild Speculation That 3I/ATLAS Could Be Alien
Overview: A Space Rock Sparks Global Debate In early July 2025, astronomers from the Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) detected a swift interstellar-like visitor entering the inner Solar System. The object, assigned the temporary designation 3I/ATLAS, zipped through the neighborhood on a trajectory that suggested a rapid return to deep space. As other observatories…
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Science News This Week: Thinking Chimps and Color-Changing Comets
Introduction: A Week of Curious Discoveries This week’s science headlines blend deep questions about animal intelligence with the dramatic sights of a wandering comet. On one hand, researchers are peeling back the layers of chimpanzee cognition, exploring evidence of planning and problem-solving that pushes our understanding of animal minds. On the other, astronomers are tracking…
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Shining Light on the Weak Force: ATLAS Observes WWγ Production
A milestone in triboson physics: first ATLAS observation of WWγ The ATLAS Collaboration has reached a new milestone by observing WWγ production in proton-proton collisions at 13 TeV, a rare process in which two W bosons are produced together with a photon. This triboson process, predicted by the Standard Model, provides a sensitive test of…
