Google Asked For Help From Its Founders Brin And Page Due To The Threat From ChatGPT
The exploding popularity of AI bots has pulled Google out of hibernation. Even the founders of the company, Larry Page
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World’s Largest Hydrogen Aircraft Makes Its First Test Flight
British-American hydrogen and electric aviation startup ZeroAvia has announced the first successful test flight of the world’s largest hydrogen-powered aircraft.
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Boston Dynamics Showcases Atlas Robot’s Acrobatic Abilities
Boston Dynamics introduced the robot to a simulated construction site, where the robot delivered a bag of tools. Now the
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Israel Scientists ‘Implanted’ Locust Antennae Into A Robot And Taught It To Distinguish Scents
A group of researchers from Tel Aviv University recently announced the creation of a robot that can identify a range
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Giant Blaster: The Scientists Have Learned To Control Lightning With A Laser Beam
A group of French researchers for the first time using a powerful laser managed to provoke lightning discharges and direct
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Marcelo Glaser Insists We are NOT living in a Simulation
Marcelo Glaser, Brazilian theoretical physicist, professor at Dartmouth College, popularizer of science, specialist in cosmology, nonlinear physics and astrobiology, argues
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NASA Funds Titan Seaplane Ideas and Faster Deep Space Travel
The NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts program promotes innovation by funding early research to evaluate technologies that can support future missions.
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Scientists Used The Unique Hydrogen Radio Recombination Lines on MWC 349A to Reveal Hidden Collimated Jets
Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/Submillimeter Array (ALMA) to study the masers around the strange star MWC 349A, scientists have discovered
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First-Ever Space Launch From Britain Ends in Failure
On Monday evening, Virgin Orbit made the first ever launch of a spacecraft into orbit from UK soil. A Boeing
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NASA’s 38-Year-Old Science Satellite Falls Safely to Earth
The US Department of Defense confirmed that a satellite, launched into orbit back in 1984, burned up in the atmosphere
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