Your daily dose of science, research and AI stories
Your daily dose of science, research and AI stories
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NASA plans lunar nuclear reactor by 2030
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Is there consciousness beyond the brain? | Philip Goff | TEDxNewEngland
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Even Quantum Physicists Don’t Agree About the Meaning of Quantum Physics
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Magnetic microrobots deliver medicine with pinpoint precision
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AI predicts sports outcomes with statistical boost
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This Is How People Game Science Publishing
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NASA plans lunar nuclear reactor by 2030
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Is there consciousness beyond the brain? | Philip Goff | TEDxNewEngland
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Even Quantum Physicists Don’t Agree About the Meaning of Quantum Physics
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Magnetic microrobots deliver medicine with pinpoint precision
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AI predicts sports outcomes with statistical boost
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This Is How People Game Science Publishing
NASA plans lunar nuclear reactor by 2030
NASA plans to power lunar bases with nuclear reactors by 2030, racing China to establish permanent Moon settlements.
Magnetic microrobots deliver medicine with pinpoint precision
Scientists have created microscopic robots that swim through the body, deliver medicine precisely where needed, then return for safe removal.
AI predicts sports outcomes with statistical boost
Could the future of sports depend more on smart algorithms than star athletes? New AI research suggests exactly that.
Mysterious cosmic object pulses every 44 minutes
Astronomers discovered a cosmic object that pulses X-rays and radio waves every 44 minutes—defying all known stellar categories.
NASA plans lunar nuclear reactor by 2030
Magnetic microrobots deliver medicine with pinpoint precision
AI predicts sports outcomes with statistical boost
Mysterious cosmic object pulses every 44 minutes
Is there consciousness beyond the brain? | Philip Goff | TEDxNewEngland
Could consciousness extend beyond the brain, existing in every particle of our universe?
Even Quantum Physicists Don’t Agree About the Meaning of Quantum Physics
Quantum mechanics challenges reality, revealing a world of probabilistic particles and unresolved scientific mysteries.
This Is How People Game Science Publishing
AI threatens scientific publishing's integrity, exposing critical vulnerabilities in research verification and credibility worldwide.
New Observations Fit Neatly With String Theory, Physicists Find
Could dark energy's mysterious weakening rewrite our understanding of the universe's ultimate cosmic destiny?
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Everything We Know About 3I/ATLAS, the New ‘Oumuamua
A cosmic visitor races through our solar system, revealing secrets of distant star systems' mysterious origins.
Bridging theories to find room-temperature superconductors
What if copper, silver, and gold could conduct electricity with zero energy loss at room temperature?
Data poisoning threatens AI with deceptive training
A simple red laser pointer could crash an entire train system by tricking AI cameras into false readings.
Scientific fraud has become an industrial enterprise
Science faces an existential crisis as AI-powered fraud mills overwhelm peer review, threatening research integrity worldwide.
AI revolutionizes RNA vaccine design
MIT researchers created an AI that designs better RNA vaccine delivery systems using the same technology that powers ChatGPT.
Hubble reveals white dwarf’s violent merger
A star 128 light-years away looks ordinary in visible light, but Hubble's ultraviolet vision revealed its violent collision origins.
Spiders have engineered silk webs for 400 million years
Spiders have spent 400 million years perfecting architectural designs that would challenge our best materials scientists and engineers.
MIT finds AI’s weakness in single words
Can changing just one word fool an AI system into making dangerous mistakes? MIT researchers found the answer is yes.
When AI hallucinations become legal precedent
When judges use AI to write legal rulings, their mistakes become law—and they face far less accountability than lawyers.
Random picks
Kuiper Belt Objects
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X-ray Crystallography
X-ray crystallography is a cornerstone technique in structural biology and chemistry, enabling scientists to visualize the atomic arrangements within crystals and advancing our...
Digital Twin
A digital twin is a virtual model designed to accurately reflect a physical object, process, or system.
Junk DNA
Junk DNA, once deemed non-functional, consists of non-coding regions of the genome that have been found to play significant roles in gene regulation,...
Natural sciences
Magnetic microrobots deliver medicine with pinpoint precision
Scientists have created microscopic robots that swim through the body, deliver medicine precisely where needed, then return for safe removal.
Space and astronomy
NASA plans lunar nuclear reactor by 2030
NASA plans to power lunar bases with nuclear reactors by 2030, racing China to establish permanent Moon settlements.
Health and life sciences
Magnetic microrobots deliver medicine with pinpoint precision
Scientists have created microscopic robots that swim through the body, deliver medicine precisely where needed, then return for safe removal.
