Science and technology news today spans the cosmic, the commercial, and the geopolitical. Europe’s Euclid telescope has delivered its most striking Milky Way result yet, capturing an unprecedentedly detailed view of the crowded galactic center and resolving more than 60 million stars — a scientific trove that could also sharpen the hunt for exoplanets through gravitational microlensing. Back on Earth, Canada is investing heavily in orbital infrastructure, with MDA Space securing a C$688 million contract for a new synthetic aperture radar satellite to expand the country’s Earth-observation capability. In Frankfurt, Eurobike offered a very different vision of the future, as Avinox unveiled its MG1 concept alongside several major e-bike brands, signaling deeper integration across electric mobility. And in aviation, Air India is investigating a brief, “marginal” entry into Pakistani airspace, a reminder that even routine flight operations remain tightly bound to technology, regulation, and international sensitivity.