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Toyota GR86 returns to Spanish circuits after abrupt European exit

The Toyota GR86 vanished from European showrooms as demand remained strong. In 2024, its Circuit Pack version returned to Spanish circuits as the star of the Toyota GR Cup Spain, renewing attention on the regulations behind its early departure and Toyota’s future sports lineup.

Charlie tests Mars technology in Almería desert

Operations for the six-wheeled Charlie rover were run from Italy during trials in Spain's Tabernas desert. The campaign tests systems planned for ExoMars Rosalind Franklin, including navigation when Earth cannot respond at once.

CNIO finds a drug window against hidden brain metastases

CNIO researchers have identified a vulnerable stage in early brain metastases. Three drugs eliminated microscopic lesions in mice and human tissue before they became clinically detectable, opening a possible route to preventing recurrence.

Starship sets up its first full orbit around Earth

SpaceX is preparing Starship's fourteenth test flight for Monday, September 28, 2026. The mission could last 10 hours and circle Earth six times, while testing a controlled return and deploying 26 Starlink V3 satellites.

Spanish team finds cosmic sugar tied to DNA chemistry

A Spanish team has detected the erythritol-like sugar erythulose in interstellar space. The compound could act as a precursor to components of RNA and DNA, adding weight to the idea that some of life's chemical building blocks form before planets exist.

Acura Nexera Vision Concept Signals Bold New Era for Honda

Honda has unveiled the Acura Nexera Vision Concept, a dramatic design study that recalls the NSX’s sporting image and points to the next generation of Acura hybrids. Its radical proportions and new design cues could shape the brand’s upcoming models.

Foldable Desks Redefine Home Workspaces in 2026

Foldable and floating desks are reshaping how people work from home in 2026. Their compact, multifunctional design lets them blend into any room, making them a popular choice for small apartments and multifunctional spaces. The shift reflects changing priorities in modern living.

AI Skills Set to Define Graduate Job Prospects by 2030

ESSCA Business School director Jean Charroin believes students who master artificial intelligence will have a clear edge in the job market by 2030. The French institution is expanding in Málaga, aiming to attract 500 students annually and reshape business education for the digital era.

FIFA Confirms 2030 World Cup to Span Multiple Continents and Hosts

The 2030 FIFA World Cup will be staged across Europe and Africa, with matches also set for South America. Spain and Portugal will lead the basic bid, joined by Morocco; Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay will host centenary matches. The tournament may feature a record number of teams.

Scientists Predict When Earth's Last Plant Will Die Out

A new study estimates that Earth's plant life could survive for nearly 1.9 billion more years. Rising solar radiation and falling CO₂ will eventually make photosynthesis impossible. The timeline differs from previous estimates.

DARPA demonstrates how to transmit electricity over kilometers without cables

US Tests Wireless Power Transmission: Laser Replaces Copper Wires. American engineers have transmitted more than 800 watts of electricity over 8.6 km for the first time using an infrared laser. The technology is still far from wide adoption, but it could change approaches to power supply in hard-to-reach areas and in disaster recovery.