AI Set to Extend Fossil Fuel Dominance
AI’s energy footprint is out of control. Hyperscalers are building out data centers faster than the energy industry…
We just got a glimpse at what NASA’s Skyfall helicopters will look like in action
If you just can’t wait for NASA’s new Mars helicopters to get to work, you can now see…
Bear spray saves Alaska runner from brown bear attack on trail
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A runner was hospitalized in Alaska after fending off a…
Scientists led by UCLA found that permanently shaded parts of pits on the Moon stay near a constant 17°C while the exposed surface swings between 127°C and −173°C — meaning humanity’s first permanent lunar address may be underground.
The Moon’s surface imposes a slow, punishing thermal cycle. A location in sunlight can reach about 127 degrees…
From Wales with love: Stranded sea turtle Rhossi back in Texas after epic 5k-mile trek : NPR
NPR’s Eyder Peralta talks to the care team of Rhossi, a sea turtle from the Gulf of Mexico…
Scientists recreated the conditions on Saturn’s moon Titan and watched molecules that shouldn’t mix form stable crystals together — at around minus 179°C, polar hydrogen cyanide accepts nonpolar methane and ethane into its crystal structure, breaking one of chemistry’s most familiar rules of thumb.
“Like dissolves like” is one of chemistry’s most useful shortcuts. Polar materials tend to associate with polar materials,…
Rare footage shows dolphins using empty seashells as tools to catch fish, a skill called ‘shelling’
Video footage shows dolphins using empty seashells to catch fish and a calf potentially learning the hunting technique…
On 1 March 1982, a Soviet probe called Venera 13 touched down on Venus and was expected to last just 32 minutes in 465°C heat — it survived for 127 minutes, drilled and analysed a soil sample, and sent back the first colour photographs ever taken from the surface of Venus.
At 03:57:21 Universal Time on 1 March 1982, Venera 13 settled onto Venus after an atmospheric descent lasting…
The world is on fire: True scale of devastating wildfires wreaking havoc across the globe
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R-Selecting Tiny Probes To Shotgun Into Saturn’s Rings
In ecology, there used to be a concept — now largely unfashionable — that species could be described…
Black bear captured after wandering through Nibley, Logan | News
LOGAN — Residents in south Logan and Nibley received an unexpected visitor Saturday as a young black bear…
Hotter water? Neuroscientist Christof Koch plans to study NDEs
Prominent Allen Institute neuroscientist Christof Koch hit the news again recently, suggesting that the brain does not create…