Tilly the Sea Turtle Knew About Tonga Eruption Before It Happened
Two green sea turtles with satellite trackers were released off the coast of Australia ten weeks ago. One of these took off nearly immediately and…
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What’s Driving China’s Autonomous Vehicle Frenzy?
Hina’s autonomous car sector initially gained traction in 2016, when a slew of promising firms sprang up in response to breakthroughs in lidar, computation, and…
Mdundo Eyes More Telco Partnerships after Music Streaming Revenue Growth from Tanzania, Nigeria Deals
Mdundo, a music streaming service focusing on Africa, is counting on new agreements with carriers throughout the continent to boost its revenue and user base.…
Agot AI Gives Restaurants Computer Vision to See Where Food Orders Go Wrong
Artificial intelligence has invaded a variety of businesses, with the restaurant industry being one of the most recent to do so, owing to the global…
What’s It Like For Scientists Consulting On Blockbuster Movies We Asked One
Deadly objects colliding with Earth are a hit with moviegoers, as evidenced by the recent films Don’t Look Up and Moonfall, both of which fall…
See the Spectacular Winning Shots from Underwater Photographer of the Year 2022
The winners of the annual Underwater Photographer of the Year competition for 2022 have been announced, and their portfolios show how beautiful, weird, and endangered…
US Trials Autonomous Robot Dogs To Patrol Southern Border
If our pandemic-plagued world wasn’t already terrifying enough, the US Border Patrol has begun testing a new worker to patrol its southern borders. This worker,…
Largest and Most Accurate Simulation of the Universe Created Using Supercomputers
A supercomputer has accurately reproduced the entire evolution of the cosmos in the 13.7 billion years since the Big Bang. The model appropriately aligns galaxies…
Researchers Tested Whether Infinite Monkeys Could Write Shakespeare, With Actual Monkeys
The infinite monkey theorem, which states that an infinite number of monkeys typing at an unlimited number of typewriters will one day generate the whole…
Changes in Air Pollution Linked to Asia’s Dry Seasons and Europe’s Summer Heatwaves
According to new research, air pollution rises in Southeast Asia, paired with pollution reductions in Europe, may have had a significant impact on European and…
Treatment of Spinal Cord Injuries using AI and Robotics
A team lead by Rutgers researchers has successfully stabilized an enzyme capable of degrading scar tissue caused by spinal cord injuries and promoting tissue regeneration…
Migraine Sufferers’ Brains are Overly Active
The symptoms of migraines are well understood, but the causes are less so. Scientists believe they have discovered a relationship between neurological illness and a…
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