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- 1Howard Women's Golf Heads to Navy Fall InvitationalโWomenโs Golf Set Sail for Navy Fall Invitational
Howard University's women's golf team is traveling to compete in the Navy Fall Invitational, according to the university's athletics program. The event marks another stop in the Bison's fall schedule as they face collegiate opponents at the tournament hosted by the Naval Academy. Details on results and the full field remain limited ahead of play.
- 2Technologies for interstellar flight are already being studiedโNo starship is sitting on a launchpad โ but the technologies for interstellar flight are already being studied. Laser sa
No starship is waiting on a launchpad, but researchers are actively developing the building blocks for interstellar travel. Work under way includes laser-driven light sails, fast precursor probes, fusion propulsion concepts, and missions that would use the sun's gravitational lens as a telescope. Engineers are also designing long-duration spacecraft able to survive decades in flight, laying groundwork for a first voyage to another star.
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Norwegian Cruise Line's Pride of America, the only US-flagged cruise ship sailing the Hawaiian islands year-round, is adding more sailings paired with non-stop air travel options. The move makes island-hopping cruises easier to reach for mainland travelers, removing connecting-flight hassles and expanding capacity during high demand for Hawaii vacations.
- 4A quiet view of Helsinki from the rocks northwest of townโ๐ซ๐ฎ From the rocks north-west of the town, Helsinki looks small and green: trees and a wooden house in front, a calm bay
A scenic photograph from the rocky heights northwest of Helsinki shows the Finnish capital looking small and green, with a wooden house and trees in the foreground, a calm bay carrying two sailing boats, and a low skyline beyond. The domed cathedral designed by Carl Ludvig Engel for Senate Square rises on the left, offering a peaceful portrait of the city's blend of nature and classical architecture.
- 5New robot can fly, sail and swim autonomouslyโTransformative new robot that can fly, sail, and swim autonomously https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/techno
A newly unveiled multi-environment robot can fly through the air, sail on the water's surface and swim underwater, all without human control, according to Popular Science. The machine's ability to operate across air, sea surface and underwater modes marks an unusual advance in autonomous robotics, drawing attention from technology watchers.
- 6Whale sinks yacht in South Pacific, triggering military rescueโผWhale sinks yacht in South Pacific causing military rescue mission
A yacht has sunk in the South Pacific after a collision with a whale, prompting a military rescue operation for those on board. Reports say the vessel was struck and went down, with naval forces deployed to reach the crew. The incident is drawing attention to growing boat traffic in whale-rich waters and the risks of remote-ocean sailing.
- 7Nethra Kumanan wins Asian Games sailing bronze to end medal waitโผAsian Games 2026 sailing: Nethra Kumanan ends medal wait with bronze in dinghy
Indian sailor Nethra Kumanan has won bronze in the dinghy event at the Asian Games 2026, bringing a long wait for an Asiad medal to an end. The result marks a significant moment for Indian sailing, with the Olympic-context coverage highlighting her persistence and rise on the continental stage.
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Royal Caribbean has announced its cruise itineraries for Alaska in 2028, giving travellers an early look at routes and sailings through the region. The announcement is being picked up by travel industry outlets, with agents and cruisers expected to start planning and booking the season well in advance.
- 9Acne Studios draws attention at Paris Fashion WeekโAcne Studios feels the wind in its sails at Paris Fashion Week
Acne Studios presented its latest collection at Paris Fashion Week to a warm reception, with coverage describing the Swedish label as feeling 'the wind in its sails'. The show has put the brand in the spotlight during the Paris schedule, with commentators highlighting its momentum and creative direction this season.
- 10Robot that falls like a maple seed can sail on waterโResearchers build a robot that falls like a maple seed and sails across water
Researchers have built a small robot that mimics the spinning fall of a maple seed and can glide across the surface of water. The design pairs lightweight rotational descent with sailing capability, drawing attention for its elegant bioinspired engineering and potential uses in environmental monitoring or distributed sensing from the air and water.
- 11Game Design Graduate Now Engineers Military SimulationsโผGame Design Grad is System Engineer for Military Simulations
A Full Sail University game design graduate is working as a systems engineer building military simulations, the school reports. The story highlights how video game development skills are being applied to defense training technology, as armed forces increasingly use simulation software modeled on commercial gaming tools.
- 12Nethra Kumanan wins Asian Games sailing bronzeโAsian Games 2026 sailing: Nethra Kumanan bags bronze, ends 12-year wait for a medal
Indian sailor Nethra Kumanan won a bronze medal in the sailing events at the 2026 Asian Games, ending a 12-year wait for India in the discipline. The result marks a significant moment for Indian sailing, with Kumanan, a prominent figure in the sport, delivering on expectations at the continental showpiece.
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A sailing robot designed to be deployed from the air is being developed for environmental monitoring in remote areas. The wind-powered vessel would be dropped over water and used to collect data in locations that are difficult or costly to reach with crewed ships, offering long-endurance observation of ocean and climate conditions.
- 14New robot glides like a maple seed then sails on waterโNew robot falls like a maple seed then sails like a boat once it hits water
Engineers have unveiled a small robot that descends spinning like a maple seed and, once it lands on water, converts into a boat-like vessel that can sail across the surface. The design, reported by Tech Xplore, combines aerial and aquatic mobility in a single lightweight device. Commenters are highlighting its potential for environmental monitoring, distributed sensing and cheap deployment over lakes or oceans.