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Category: Science

Satellites Found A ‘Brown Ribbon’ Near Africa – Now Scientists Are Sounding Alarms

When you hear that something strange has appeared in satellite footage, it just sounds immediately ominous. When scientists raised the alarm about a brown belt that’s longer than a continent, it definitely seemed alarming. But what exactly is the brown stripe that stretches across the Atlantic Ocean? And more importantly, should we be worried? Satellites…

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3 Cool Things You Can Do With Alexa On Your Fire TV

3 Cool Things You Can Do With Alexa On Your Fire TV

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This Nuclear-Powered Battery Could Last 50 Years Without A Single Recharge

This Nuclear-Powered Battery Could Last 50 Years Without A Single Recharge

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Revolutionary Method Allows 3D Printing With Metal Harder Than Steel

Revolutionary Method Allows 3D Printing With Metal Harder Than Steel

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Scientists Say Cleaning Plastic Out Of Our Oceans Could Do More Harm Than Good

Scientists Say Cleaning Plastic Out Of Our Oceans Could Do More Harm Than Good

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Scientists Detected A Seven-Hour Burst From Space – Now We May Know What It Was

It’s commonly believed that there’s no sound in space, but that’s far from the case. For instance, sonifications from NASA have allowed us to hear the sounds of a black hole, and, in 2025, astronomers recorded a sound from deep space that lasted a whopping seven hours. Dubbed GRB 250702B, this gamma-ray burst (GRB) was…

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Seismic Swarm: This Small US City Had 75 Earthquakes In Just One Day

There’s no shortage of stunning cities in California. Take San Ramon, for instance, famed for its majestic green hills, its critical place in the Tri-Valley economic hub, and its wonderfully boastful tagline, “everyone loves it here. ” Idyllic as it may seem, though, the city is troubled by earthquakes…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear]…

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NASA’s Next Manned Moon Rocket May Have One Major, Dangerous Flaw

NASA’s Next Manned Moon Rocket May Have One Major, Dangerous Flaw

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Historic Rocket Test Closes The Gap In China’s Race With The West

China has gotten one step closer to a manned mission to the Moon. China Global Television Network, a People’s Republic of China-run news agency, reported that the Long March-10 rocket and Mengzhou spacecraft successfully launched on Wednesday of this week. The Long March-10 rocket stands out as, like the Falcon 9 rockets used by SpaceX,…

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New AI Model Lets Farm Robots Identify Weeds – Then Kill Them With Lasers

You’ve probably heard about large language models, those sophisticated AI systems that power all chatbots today. Get ready for Large Plant Models (LPMs). Developed by Carbon Robotics, a Seattle-based agricultural technology company, it’s essentially an AI model trained on over 150 million labeled plants for the goal of recognizing basically any weed in any field…

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Not China, Not Russia – This Country Generates The Most Nuclear Power

When the topic of nuclear power is mentioned, many people likely think about the world’s nuclear weapons or the war that could result from having them. But the truth is that nuclear power also generates electricity that’s used daily in many countries around the world. When it comes to which of those countries produces the…

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The Reason Nuclear Reactors Glow Blue Is Surprisingly Simple

The Reason Nuclear Reactors Glow Blue Is Surprisingly Simple

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New Report Shows Just How Few Users Actually Want AI On Their Phone

New Report Shows Just How Few Users Actually Want AI On Their Phone

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Is That A Starlink Satellite Or Meteor? Here’s How To Tell The Difference

Gazing up at the night sky, you may wonder: What is that? A bird? A plane? A. ….. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] Is That A Starlink Satellite Or Meteor? Here’s How To Tell The Difference

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China’s Underwater Data Center Is Doing A Lot More Than Just Computing

The high water demand of data centers causes significant problems. Large volumes of often potable, drinking-quality water are used for cooling, putting pressure on local water supplies and competing with households and agriculture. One way around this is to do what China has done — place data centers in a location where they’re literally surrounded…

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SpaceX Acquires xAI: How Much Is The Combined Company Worth?

SpaceX Acquires xAI: How Much Is The Combined Company Worth?

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4 Tasks ChatGPT Is Terrible At

4 Tasks ChatGPT Is Terrible At

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‘Biomimetic AI Robot’ Debuts In China (And It’s As Creepy As It Sounds)

‘Biomimetic AI Robot’ Debuts In China (And It’s As Creepy As It Sounds)

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The Hottest New AI Agent Is Here – But It Has Some Experts Raising Alarms

An open-source agenic artificial intelligence agent by the name of OpenClaw has exploded onto the tech scene in recent weeks, and it’s not for entirely good reasons, either. Launched by Austrian developer Peter Steinberger (and rebranded twice in rapid succession from Clawdbot to Moltbot before settling on its current name), OpenClaw’s appeal lies in its…

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There’s No Company Doing AI Better Than Google, And NotebookLM Is All The Proof You Need

OpenAI. Anthropic. Meta…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] There’s No Company Doing AI Better Than Google, And NotebookLM Is All The Proof You Need

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4 Big Changes Coming To ChatGPT In 2026

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has a long and complex history, and is something that tech giants and research labs have been working on for decades now. However, it only truly caught the public’s attention when OpenAI launched ChatGPT in November 2022 and crossed the 1-million-user threshold within just five days. Fast forward to today, and that…

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3 Apps You Should Be Using Alongside ChatGPT

3 Apps You Should Be Using Alongside ChatGPT

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Man Turns Down $15M To Keep AI Data Center Out Of His Back Yard

Man Turns Down $15M To Keep AI Data Center Out Of His Back Yard

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How Much Water Does ChatGPT Use? It Depends

How Much Water Does ChatGPT Use? It Depends

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How Many Nuclear Power Plants Are In The US?

How Many Nuclear Power Plants Are In The US?

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Is ChatGPT Actually Harming Our Ability To Learn?

Is ChatGPT Actually Harming Our Ability To Learn?

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Scientists Have Turned Lead To Gold By Recreating Big Bang Conditions On Earth

Scientists Have Turned Lead To Gold By Recreating Big Bang Conditions On Earth

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4 Features ChatGPT Needs To Get In 2026

4 Features ChatGPT Needs To Get In 2026

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Why US States Are Trying So Hard To Delay AI Data Centers From Being Built

Why US States Are Trying So Hard To Delay AI Data Centers From Being Built

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Starlink Lowers Over 4,000 Satellites Following Near-Miss With China

Starlink Lowers Over 4,000 Satellites Following Near-Miss With China

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