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Study Examines How Machine Learning May Predict Uncommonly Devastating Events, such as Pandemics or Earthquakes
Environment

Study Examines How Machine Learning May Predict Uncommonly Devastating Events, such as Pandemics or Earthquakes

Computational modeling faces an almost insurmountable challenge when it comes to disaster prediction brought on by catastrophic events (think earthquakes, pandemics, or “rogue waves” that…
Power Stations Discovered to be Possibly Close to Areas Labeled as “Hazardous” by HOLC Redlining
Environment

Power Stations Discovered to be Possibly Close to Areas Labeled as “Hazardous” by HOLC Redlining

Fossil fuel plants are more likely to be found next to neighborhoods that were deemed unsafe during HOLC redlining, according to a team of researchers…
A Novel Theory on the Timing of Human Settlement in Some Tropical Pacific Regions
Geography

A Novel Theory on the Timing of Human Settlement in Some Tropical Pacific Regions

The tropical Pacific Ocean’s islands were supposed to have been settled by people in two separate migrations starting around 3,330 years ago, covering tremendous distances.…
Fossil Disproves Over a Century of Understanding on the Origin of Modern Birds
Biology

Fossil Disproves Over a Century of Understanding on the Origin of Modern Birds

One of the longest-held theories concerning the ancestry of contemporary birds has been challenged by the discovery of fossilized pieces of a skeleton concealed inside…
What Questions to Ask to Get Honest Answers, According to Research
Psychology

What Questions to Ask to Get Honest Answers, According to Research

Why do we ask questions? Generally speaking, to gain accurate and beneficial information, to develop knowledge, and to improve understanding. Respondents, whether they are a…
Tau Boötis b – a Gas Giant Exoplanet
Astronomy

Tau Boötis b – a Gas Giant Exoplanet

Tau Boötis b is a gas giant exoplanet in the habitable zone of an F-type star. It’s an extrasolar planet located about 51 light-years away.…
Climatic Predictions are Aided by Connecting Current Microorganisms to Ancient Climate Proxies
Environment

Climatic Predictions are Aided by Connecting Current Microorganisms to Ancient Climate Proxies

Similar to how our skin perspires in hot weather or shivers in cold weather, microbes have skins that respond to their surroundings. Skins of fossilized…
Sodium Chromate – an Inorganic Compound
Chemistry

Sodium Chromate – an Inorganic Compound

The inorganic compound sodium chromate has the formula Na2CrO4. It is an inorganic sodium salt with a 2:1 ratio of sodium and chromate ions. It…
Alzheimer’s Research Benefits from Using Naturally Occurring Cognitively Impaired Degu as an Animal Model
Biology

Alzheimer’s Research Benefits from Using Naturally Occurring Cognitively Impaired Degu as an Animal Model

According to a recent study led by scientists from the University of California at Irvine, the long-lived Chilean mouse known as the Octodon degus (degu)…
Perfect Competition
Economics

Perfect Competition

A theoretical market structure is referred to as perfect competition. Although perfect competition is uncommon in real-world markets, it serves as a useful model for…
Quality Control and Quality Assurance of Concrete Repair
Architecture

Quality Control and Quality Assurance of Concrete Repair

To restore the lost strength in concrete owing to fractures or other defects, quality control and quality assurance in restoration activities are crucial. When structural…
According to Research, Orangutans Use a More Varied Repertoire of Consonant-Like Cries than African Apes to Communicate
Plants and Animals

According to Research, Orangutans Use a More Varied Repertoire of Consonant-Like Cries than African Apes to Communicate

The most arboreal of the great apes, orangutans, generate consonant-like noises more frequently and in a wider variety than their African ground-dwelling relatives, according to…
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