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Scientists Developed an AI So Advanced They Say It's Too Dangerous to Release
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Scientists Developed an AI So Advanced They Say It's Too Dangerous to Release
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Scientists Developed an AI So Advanced They Say It's Too Dangerous to Release
A group of computer scientists once backed by Elon Musk has caused some alarm by developing an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) they say is too dangerous to release to the public.
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This New Optical Device Could One Day Detect Plant Life on Distant Alien Worlds
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This New Optical Device Could One Day Detect Plant Life on Distant Alien Worlds
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This New Optical Device Could One Day Detect Plant Life on Distant Alien Worlds
A new optical instrument that can detect plant-based organisms from kilometres away due to the unique way living things reflect light could one day help in the search for life beyond this planet, new research suggests.
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Earth's Atmosphere Is Bigger Than We Thought - It Actually Goes Past The Moon
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Earth's Atmosphere Is Bigger Than We Thought - It Actually Goes Past The Moon
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Earth's Atmosphere Is Bigger Than We Thought - It Actually Goes Past The Moon
We humans like to put labels and boundaries on things. For example, the boundary between Earth's atmosphere and space is the Kármán line, the point at 100 kilometres (62 miles) altitude where aeronautics end, and astronautics take over.
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For The First Time, Scientists Have Made Synthetic DNA With 4 Additional Letters
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For The First Time, Scientists Have Made Synthetic DNA With 4 Additional Letters
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For The First Time, Scientists Have Made Synthetic DNA With 4 Additional Letters
Earth might have a dizzying array of life forms, but our biology ultimately remains a solitary data point - we simply don't have a reference for life based on DNA different from our own. Now, scientists have taken matters into their hands to push t
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Turns Out The Fearsome T. Rex Evolved From a Ridiculously Tiny Ancestor
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Turns Out The Fearsome T. Rex Evolved From a Ridiculously Tiny Ancestor
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Turns Out The Fearsome T. Rex Evolved From a Ridiculously Tiny Ancestor
Is there any dinosaur more iconic than Tyrannosaurus Rex? Its mighty jaws and fierce mien ignite the imaginations of four-year-olds everywhere. It's the dinosaur poster child - yet this fearsome beast's beginnings were, new evidence suggests, quite
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Virgin Galactic Just Successfully Launched Its First Passenger Past The Edge of Space
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Virgin Galactic Just Successfully Launched Its First Passenger Past The Edge of Space
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Virgin Galactic Just Successfully Launched Its First Passenger Past The Edge of Space
Richard Branson's company Virgin Galactic has flown its first passenger on a rocket-powered spaceship.
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Genius Material Kills 99.9% of Bacteria in Drinking Water Using Nothing But Sunlight
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Genius Material Kills 99.9% of Bacteria in Drinking Water Using Nothing But Sunlight
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Genius Material Kills 99.9% of Bacteria in Drinking Water Using Nothing But Sunlight
Researchers in China have developed a new way to remove bacteria from water that they say is both highly efficient and environmentally sound.
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Forest Fires in Indonesia a Decade Ago May Have Stunted The Growth of Children Today
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Forest Fires in Indonesia a Decade Ago May Have Stunted The Growth of Children Today
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Forest Fires in Indonesia a Decade Ago May Have Stunted The Growth of Children Today
In 1997, Indonesia was devastated by a series of uncontrollable wildfires, now considered some of the worst in history.
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Stunning Images Show Evidence That Vast Rivers Once Flowed Across Mars
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Stunning Images Show Evidence That Vast Rivers Once Flowed Across Mars
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Stunning Images Show Evidence That Vast Rivers Once Flowed Across Mars
Billions of years ago, Mars was likely a much warmer and wetter place than the cold, dry, barren world we see today. Whether there was life there or not remains an open question.
Networking is the social and professional activity aimed to solve live challenging tasks by using a circle of your friends or familiars.
Let's introduce the linkme.market, which is the service for digital networking.
It is the iOS App and web version for all other devices, which are the best tools to:
- Recommend proven specialists to your friends.
- Inform your friends and familiars about your actual profession and competences.
- Set and control the relevance and visibility of your contact information by yourself.
- Find a needed specialist by recommendations of your friends.
- Remember who is who in your phone book and his actual profession.
There is one disadvantage of service now. Amount of registered users is not enough to find a specialist in every field of activity. However, you have the great chance to become the first photographer or designer in the global professional contacts net.
Download the linkme.market on the App Store or join on web.linkme.market.
Learn more on linkmemarket.io.
Let's introduce the linkme.market, which is the service for digital networking.
It is the iOS App and web version for all other devices, which are the best tools to:
- Recommend proven specialists to your friends.
- Inform your friends and familiars about your actual profession and competences.
- Set and control the relevance and visibility of your contact information by yourself.
- Find a needed specialist by recommendations of your friends.
- Remember who is who in your phone book and his actual profession.
There is one disadvantage of service now. Amount of registered users is not enough to find a specialist in every field of activity. However, you have the great chance to become the first photographer or designer in the global professional contacts net.
Download the linkme.market on the App Store or join on web.linkme.market.
Learn more on linkmemarket.io.
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New Evidence Suggests CRISPR Babies Scientist May Not Have Acted Alone
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New Evidence Suggests CRISPR Babies Scientist May Not Have Acted Alone
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New Evidence Suggests CRISPR Babies Scientist May Not Have Acted Alone
It was the most explosive scientific controversy of 2018: Chinese scientist He Jiankui brazenly announced in November he had created the world's first gene-edited babies using CRISPR.
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Astronomers Have Scanned The Weird 'Megastructure' Star For Signs of Alien Lasers
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Astronomers Have Scanned The Weird 'Megastructure' Star For Signs of Alien Lasers
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Astronomers Have Scanned The Weird 'Megastructure' Star For Signs of Alien Lasers
Once again, scientists have scrutinised one of the strangest stars in the sky to understand its wild light fluctuations.
A needle that knows where to go.
Syringes and hollow needles have been used to deliver medication for more than a century. However, the precise implementation of these devices depends on the operator, and it can be difficult to deliver medication to delicate regions such as the suprachoroidal space at the back of the eye. Investigators from Brigham and Women's Hospital have developed a highly sensitive intelligent-injector for tissue-targeting (i2T2) that detects changes in resistance in order to properly and safely deliver medication in preclinical testing.
Read about researching results here
Syringes and hollow needles have been used to deliver medication for more than a century. However, the precise implementation of these devices depends on the operator, and it can be difficult to deliver medication to delicate regions such as the suprachoroidal space at the back of the eye. Investigators from Brigham and Women's Hospital have developed a highly sensitive intelligent-injector for tissue-targeting (i2T2) that detects changes in resistance in order to properly and safely deliver medication in preclinical testing.
Read about researching results here
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There's Even More Evidence Planet Nine Is Out There. Here's Where It Might Be Hiding
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There's Even More Evidence Planet Nine Is Out There. Here's Where It Might Be Hiding
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There's Even More Evidence Planet Nine Is Out There. Here's Where It Might Be Hiding
Remember when the Solar System was simple? When you learned to say My Very Easy Method Just Sped Up Naming Planets? Astronomers just had to go mess it up, didn't they.
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Professor Brian Cox Explains "How time travel is possible"
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Scientists Just Took a Major Step Towards Injecting Eyes With Night Vision
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Scientists Just Took a Major Step Towards Injecting Eyes With Night Vision
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Scientists Just Took a Major Step Towards Injecting Eyes With Night Vision
An incredible new nanotechnology could one day enable us to see in the dark. It works on mice, and there's little to say it wouldn't be equally effective on other mammals. The only drawback - how are you with needles to the eyeball?
Falcon 9 and Crew Dragon are go for launch. T-60 seconds → spacex.com/webcast
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Astronomers Have Found 'Superbubbles' Producing Shock Waves in Another Galaxy
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Astronomers Have Found 'Superbubbles' Producing Shock Waves in Another Galaxy
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Astronomers Have Found 'Superbubbles' Producing Shock Waves in Another Galaxy
Sixty-seven million light-years away, a galaxy is blowing enormous bubbles. We know what they are. Known as nuclear superbubbles, the structures are likely created by the supermassive black hole in the galaxy's centre. Now, thanks to new data, we k
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Archaeologists Find Mysterious 'Elixir of Immortality' in Ancient Chinese Tomb
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Archaeologists Find Mysterious 'Elixir of Immortality' in Ancient Chinese Tomb
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