Researchers create a hybrid human-machine framework for developing better artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence underpins many areas of everyday life, from chatbots that answer tax inquiries to algorithms that operate autonomous cars…
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The MilkyWay@home volunteer computer was used to rebuild an ancient dwarf galaxy
For the first time, astronomers have determined the initial mass and size of a dwarf galaxy that was shattered billions of years ago in a collision…
The creation of the Moon's crust was caused by a'slushy' magma ocean
The freezing of a’slushy’ ocean of magma may be responsible for the makeup of the Moon’s crust, according to scientists.
Using Neutrinovoltaic Power As an Autonomous Power Generation System
The possibility of generating electricity from ambient radiation fields, which scientists have recently proven, has the potential to fundamentally change…
Climate warming is causing birds to deposit their eggs a month early
The scent of spring is in the air. Birds are chirping and constructing their nests. It occurs every year on the same day.
View of subducting tectonic plates in X-ray
When a tectonic plate is linked to the Earth’s thin crust, it softens significantly. This is proved by X-ray investigations on a mineral found in high…
Monitoring crustal deformation using mobile phone GNSS networks
Japanese Earth Science researchers examined the potential of a dense Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) network, which is installed at cell phone…
Hot springs disclose the location of continental plate collisions under Tibet
Researchers have found where the Indian Plate stops under Tibet by examining the chemistry of over 200 geothermal springs…
Neutrino Energy the Key to Unlock Space Travel's True Potential
We know that the human race’s destiny lies beyond the boundaries of our own planet. There is no end to the possible uses of space travel…
Rewriting History: Why Did the Vikings Leave Greenland?
Why did the Norse, who had created prosperous colonies in southern Greenland in 985, forsake them in the early 15th century is one of the great riddles…
Nature research: Ocean life may adapt to climate change, but at a cost
Assume we could see twenty generations of whales or sharks reacting to climate change, tracking how they develop and how their biology changes…
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The sound of warming waters is becoming more audible
According to a recent worldwide research that identified future ocean “acoustic hotspots,” climate change could drastically alter how sound travels underwater…