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The mysterious radio signal from a planet beyond the Solar System: What exactly did scientists detect?

A strange radio signal detected in deep space has led astronomers to an unprecedented discovery involving a distant exoplanet

Science, technology and engineering: 48 students join new STEM programme at Marasleio

“Together for Children” and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens continue the innovative programme for a second year, combining STEM education with the development of soft skills

“Phoenix Planet” born from the ashes of its dead star: The discovery puzzling scientists

Astronomers have found evidence of a rare “second-generation planet” that appears to have formed from material ejected by its own star before it became a white dwarf

Altman cynically says that “the world must accept potentially bad things in order to reap the benefits of AI”

The head of OpenAI stressed that people can reap many benefits from artificial intelligence, but this will not happen without “losses”

Elon Musk to take leadership role in Pentagon program on the future of warfare

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced details of Project Meridian yesterday

The global threat from AI and the role of AI Agents that can even hack governments – Why Anthropic warned the UN and investors

Its CEO spoke of “the most important global security issue facing the world today” – The company set out the warning in one of its most important documents – AI agents are changing the level of risk

SpaceX ready to send giant Starship into orbit for the first time: Why the flight is critical for the return to the Moon

The test is a major step towards proving whether Starship can enter the era of official space missions

Artificial Intelligence: The real scenario for the end of Humanity

Predictions about the extinction of humanity are moving from Silicon Valley meetings onto the political agenda. How useful are they for setting rules, and where does scientific assessment end and speculation begin?

Greek-made drones at the Defence Ministry’s three factories: From 15,000 units in 2026 to 1 million annually (photos)

From Acharnes and Xanthi to the new factory in Malakasa – Mobile production lines that will follow the Brigades and plans for a production capacity of more than 1 million drones annually by the end of the decade

Daskalakis on Artificial Intelligence: ‘The risk of unpredictable behaviour is already real’

The MIT professor examines the risks posed by advanced models and AI agents, and the need for strict safety safeguards

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