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The new race for the Moon
Feb 24, 2026 Seoyoung Kang www.bloomberg.com The race to the Moon is back. SpaceX and Blue Origin are putting their Mars and Space dreams on hold. Instead, they are working hard to meet a 2028 deadline set by the U.S. government. Both companies are now using all their resources to build lunar landers. The battle between Musk and Bezos has moved from the stars to the Moon’s surface. Faced with the Trump administration's 2028 moon landing deadline, NASA partners SpaceX and Blue

Seoyoung Kang
Feb 24


UNIST Develops a New Type of Bright Circularly Polarized Perovskite LED
Feb 24, 2026 Yul So www.asiaresearchnews.com Researchers at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology have introduced a new light-emitting device that could significantly improve future 3D displays and optical technologies. The team developed a perovskite-based LED that produces highly pure, circularly polarized light on its own, without the need for external polarization filters. Circularly polarized light rotates in a single direction as it travels and is useful fo

Yul So
Feb 24


“It Was Inappropriate,” Lee Min-sung Responds to Hwang Jae-yun’s SNS Apology
Feb 24, 2026 Woojin Nam www.starnewskorea.com The U-23 Asian Cup ended with Japan defeating China 4–0 in the final. The Korean national soccer team finished in fourth place after losing to Vietnam in the third-place match. Korea was dominant in terms of the number of players compared to Vietnam, but they struggled to score goals. It was the first time the Korean national team had lost to Vietnam at the U-23 level. After the game, Korea’s goalkeeper Hwang Jae-yun posted an apo

Woojin Nam
Feb 24


Cha Eun-woo Faces ₩200 Billion Tax Evasion Probe
Feb 24, 2026 Hajin Kim www.koreatimes.co.kr Seoul, South Korea — K-pop star and actor Cha Eun-woo is under investigation for alleged tax evasion worth nearly ₩200 billion (about $150 million USD). The Seoul Regional Tax Office suspects that a one-person company, founded by Cha’s mother, was used to divert his entertainment income. Authorities claim the company signed contracts with his agency, Fantagio, but provided no real services, functioning instead as a “paper company.”
Hajin Kim
Feb 24


Can a Single Night of Sleep Predict Future Diseases?
Feb 24, 2026 Seoyoung Kang www.sciencealert.com Researchers at Stanford University in the United States have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) model called SleepFM that can predict future disease risks using data from just one night of sleep testing. The findings were published in the international medical journal Nature Medicine in January 2026. SleepFM analyzes brain waves, heart rate, breathing patterns, and muscle movements recorded during sleep to estimate the ri

Seoyoung Kang
Feb 24


Won Tae-in Renews Contract with 1 Billion Won Salary
Feb 24, 2026 Woojin Nam www.chosun.com The Samsung Lions finished re-signing 68 players on January 26. Won Tae-in renewed his contract with a salary of 1 billion won, which is the highest on the team. It has been eight years since he debuted in the KBO. He is one of the best starting pitchers in the league, recording the most wins in 2024. In 2025, he recorded 20 quality starts and 12 wins. Won Tae-in has pitched more than 150 innings each season since 2021, showing great con

Woojin Nam
Feb 24


Im Jong-hoon, Shin Yu-bin Win Mixed Doubles Title
Feb 28, 2026 Joanne Lee biz.chosun.com Im Jong-hoon and Shin Yu-bin won the mixed doubles final at the National Men’s and Women’s Table Tennis Championships. The pair showed great chemistry from the beginning of the match and easily won the first game. However, they lost the second game and faced a difficult situation. They bounced back by winning the third game and completed an impressive comeback in the fourth game to secure the victory. This win proves the results of their

Joanne Lee
Feb 24


2026 Will Open a New Era of Human Space Exploration
Jan 25, 2026 Yul So www.theatlantic.com The year 2026 is expected to become a major turning point in the history of space exploration. For the first time in more than 50 years, humans will fly around the Moon. Spacecraft will enter Mercury’s orbit, collect samples from a moon of Mars, and closely study asteroids, the Sun, and space weather. Government agencies and private companies will undertake ambitious missions simultaneously, marking what many scientists call a new golde

Yul So
Jan 25


Increase rate of vaccine exemption in US
Jan 25, 2025 Gyeonghyun Cho dukeghic.org When Covid19 broke out in 2020, most people visited the hospital to have a shot of Covid19 vaccine to prevent the spread of the virus. However, vaccine exemption rates for school-required childhood immunization have increased across much of the United States after Covid pandemic, mainly due to nonmedical exemptions based on personal religious beliefs. Most experts assume that misinformation, political debates, and vaccine hesitancy con

Gyeonghyun Cho
Jan 25


68,000-Year-Old Handprint Found in Indonesian Cave… "Early Human Evidence"
Jan 25, 2026 Dogeon Lim biz.chosun.com Handprints inside a cave on the Indonesian island of Muna represent what researchers are calling the world's oldest known example of rock art, created at least 67,800 years ago. According to analysis by Indonesian and Australian researchers on the islands of Sulawesi, the brown-colored prints were made by blowing pigment over hands placed against the cave walls, leaving an outline. Some of the fingertips have been modified to appear more

Dogeon Lim
Jan 25
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