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Last update: 2 hours agoSpace Tech & Safety: A discarded SpaceX Falcon 9 upper stage is widely reported to have hit the Moon near Einstein Crater at about 5,400 mph, with Chile-based telescopes detecting a debris plume; NASA says there’s no threat to Earth, but the event adds to worries about lunar “litter” as more missions target the Moon. Astronomy Watch: In parallel, astronomers captured a rare, full-arc view of a massive star’s supernova death after an early X-ray flash detected by China’s Einstein Probe, helping map how such explosions can vary. Chile in the Mix: Chilean observatories (including Paranal) are central to confirming the lunar impact, while Chile also appears in broader tech signals like AI adoption comparisons and regional research trials. Health Tech (LatAm): A large randomized trial across 11 Latin American countries found older adults at risk of dementia improved more with a coach-led structured lifestyle program than with a flexible self-guided version. Energy Storage in Chile: AES Andes started a 146 MW / 438 MWh battery storage project, another step in Chile’s grid modernization.
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