Science and technology news today spans everything from the studio to the polar seas. Wacom unveiled its Art Pen 2, a rotation-sensitive stylus designed to give digital artists something closer to the natural twist and feel of traditional tools, signaling how hardware makers are still chasing more intuitive creative control. At the other end of the spectrum, the U.S. Coast Guard made a major investment in hard science and harsh environments, awarding Davie Defense $3.5 billion to build five Arctic Security Cutters as Washington sharpens its capacity in the rapidly changing polar region. And in a reminder that discovery still depends on patience as much as technology, an Australian marine scientist has reportedly solved a 25-year ocean mystery with an exceptionally rare find—proof that even now, the sea can still surprise us.