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Oregon's wildfire response enhanced with hi-tech advancements
As technology evolves, so does the Oregon Department of Forestry (ODF). ODF continues to adapt and integrate technological advancements into their wor...
T. rex skeleton sells for $50 million, becoming most expensive fossil ever sold
With the record-breaking sale of a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, debate is swirling over the private market for dinosaur fossils. Some argue they belong...
NASA astronaut and 2 cosmonauts blast off for an 8-month stay in space
The new crew will replace three other Soyuz fliers wrapping up a 240-day stay aboard the International Space Station....
Astronomer's name deciphered from ancient Mayan ruins for first time: "White-chested Fox"
The name...
Top Meta Exec Describes Controversial Facial Recognition Feature in Detail After the Company Claimed It Didn’t Exist
"Meta didn't answer several questions about how this will work. How could we? The feature doesn't exist!" The post Top Meta Exec Describes Controversi...
More scientists in the Epstein files, including a roboticist and an ESP researcher
I came across this webpage by Sheeva Azma entitled, “Here’s every scientist I have found in the Epstein Files so far.” She’s missing a few big...
How quantum circuits based on neutral atoms could find and fix errors
Quantum computers, devices that process information by leveraging the laws of quantum mechanics, have been found to outperform classical computers in ...
Scientists Discovered Strange 100-Meter “Metal-Like” Dunes Hidden Inside an Ancient Martian Crater
Scientists have discovered a surprising field of dunes on Mars, revealing a hidden landscape shaped over billions of years....
The Sahara turns green roughly every 20,000 years, and the last time it did, hippos and crocodiles lived in lakes where there is now only sand
The Sahara has not always been the dry barrier familiar today. During its most recent humid interval, grasslands, wooded savanna, wetlands and lakes s...
The Space Robotics Startup Whose Robots Have Already Worked Outside the ISS
GITAI is a space robotics startup founded in Japan in 2016 by CEO Sho Nakanose and now headquartered in Torrance, California. Its vision: provide a sa...
Why do we seek out long-term relationships? A new study explores our deepest motivations
A new study explores the psychology behind our desire to pair up. Researchers found that people seek out lasting romantic relationships overwhelmingly...
Family Horrified When They’re Forced to Sell Their Beloved Home to Make Way for AI Data Centers
"It's literally a billion-dollar company stealing land from smaller people, people who can't fight back." The post Family Horrified When They’re For...
AI-Driven Drug Research Hastens Discovery, But Can It Lead to Clinical Success?
The road from lab to patient is a long one. AI has accelerated the first step, but has yet to show it makes a difference in ensuing phases....
Archaeologists Dug Into an Ancient German Grave and Found a 3,000-Year-Old Sword Preserved Almost Like New
A remarkable discovery beneath the soil of southern Germany has surprised archaeologists. Hidden for thousands of years, an ancient sword has emerged ...
This fusion beam can drill 12 miles into Earth
The deepest hole ever drilled took almost 20 years — and still barely scratched the planet. Now MIT spinout Quaise Energy has raised $134 million to...
Nuclear-powered ship design with dual molten salt reactors wins approval from US body
KRISO has gained approval from ABS for a new 15,000 TEU container ship design powered by Molten Salt Reactors....
Decrepit Oscar Mayer Hot Dog Factory Is Getting a Major Fusion Reactor Facelift
A startup called Realta Fusion is building a fusion reactor inside an old Oscar Mayer hot dog factory in Wisconsin....
You'll Never Guess What Tasty Molecule Astronomers Just Detected In Space
Astronomers peering in the heart of the Milky Way have spotted sugar floating in space for the first time....
NASA has calculated, to the precise second, when Voyager 1 will be exactly one light-day from Earth: 2:16 a.m. on 18 November 2026, at a distance of 16,094,799,096 miles — a number that would have been science fiction when the probe launched in 1977
NASA has reduced one of the strangest milestones in human engineering to a timestamp. On Wednesday, 18 November 2026, at 2:16:07 a.m. PST, Voyager 1 w...
Scale can measure university students' confidence in using AI
A study conducted at Koç University School of Nursing examined university students' perceived self-efficacy in using artificial intelligence technol...