# Science
The first child born to a mother with a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor was born in the United Kingdom.
The first baby in the United Kingdom born to a woman who received a uterus transplant from a deceased donor was born in London. The boy was born in December by Caesarean section.
A 5,000-year-old bacterium resistant to modern antibiotics has been discovered in a Romanian ice cave.
In the Skerishoara cave in Romania, scientists isolated a strain of bacteria that had been lying under ice for about 5,000 years and proved resistant to 10 modern antibiotics from 8 different classes.
Hypersonica conducted the first hypersonic test in Europe and announced its goal for 2029
The Anglo-German company Hypersonica has successfully conducted the first flight test of a hypersonic missile prototype in Norway, reaching speeds of over Mach 6 and a range of more than 300 kilometres.
SpaceX resumed Falcon 9 launches after a pause and launched a new batch of Starlink satellites into orbit.
The American company SpaceX has resumed Falcon 9 rocket flights and successfully launched another group of Starlink satellites from California after a brief pause caused by a technical malfunction.
Russia tightens control over scientists: foreign business trips only with permission from the ministry
Under the guise of security the Kremlin is effectively isolating Russian scientists from the West and placing science under the complete control of the special services.
For the first time, a woman will lead a Ukrainian Antarctic expedition
Meteorologist Anzhelika Hanchuk has been appointed head of the 31st Ukrainian Antarctic expedition, which will operate at the Akademik Vernadsky station in 2026–2027.
When self-development is harmful: why continuous learning does not always lead to growth
Psychologists and researchers explain in which cases continuous learning can reduce effectiveness, exhaust the psyche and hinder real progress.
A giant black coral over 300 years old was found at the bottom of the ocean.
Off the coast of New Zealand, scientists have discovered a record-breaking black coral that could be the key to preserving rare deep-sea ecosystems.
The world's largest medieval merchant ship has been found off the coast of Denmark
Marine archaeologists have discovered a unique 15th-century ship in Danish waters, which has lain almost intact on the seabed for more than six centuries.
China has overtaken the US in establishing a time standard for lunar missions
Chinese scientists were the first to present an open lunar timing system, which could become the basis for future navigation and long-term human presence on the Moon.
The monsters from the mist are back: how the film Silent Hill: Return was made
The new film adaptation of the cult game Silent Hill 2 combines technological breakthroughs, psychological horror, and deep mythological undertones — we tell you how the franchise's return to the big screen came about.
The EU Council has given the green light to the creation of AI gigafactories in Europe
The European Union has updated the rules governing the EuroHPC joint initiative in order to launch large-scale computing centres for artificial intelligence in Europe and strengthen the Union's technological independence.
