Category: Science
Two Orbiting Black Holes Caught On Camera For The First Time In History
For decades, scientists have suspected that some quasars, which are regarded as some of the brightest objects in the universe, might actually conceal not one but two black holes locked in a gravitational tango. Now, for the first time in human history, astronomers believe they have captured direct radio images of it. Using an array…
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How Is A Social Media Feed Going To Enhance Character.AI?
AI companies aren’t just bombarding social media feeds with ‘slop’; they’re now making platforms of their own. One leader in this new frontier is Character. AI, a companionship platform where users build and interact with millions of AI characters, ranging from historic figures like Egyptian Pharaohs and Vladimir Putin to bots posing as HR managers,…
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AI Shopping Carts Are Here (And These Stores Are Already Using Them)
Some use AI tools for coding, while many of us utilize the technology for more mundane tasks like text generation. Beyond the more conventional use cases, people have managed to find several weird ways to use AI tools, including using the technology to tell your fortune or find out which cattle in a herd are…
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5 ChatGPT Features You Probably Ignore, But Shouldn’t
There’s a lot of skepticism out there when it comes to AI chatbots, and a healthy portion of the criticism is justified. But the reality is that tools like ChatGPT are no longer niche. Quite the contrary, actually…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] 5 ChatGPT Features You Probably Ignore, But Shouldn’t
The Best AI Browsers In 2025
It’s undeniably the age of AI, meaning most gadgets around us have received an AI overhaul. From toothbrushes to mattresses, there are some strange AI-powered gadgets that are becoming ubiquitous in a short time. To add to it, most people use AI tools for coding, image generation, problem solving, etc…. Check out the original article:…
China’s AI Robots Are Shocking The World With Their Humanoid Characteristics
In the rapidly developing world we live in, it feels as if every day there is a new technological advancement, so much so that it’s difficult to keep track of. The world of AI and robotics is no exception to this, to the point where new advancements just fly under the radar, given the overwhelming…
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Gemini Just Dethroned ChatGPT Thanks To This New Fan-Favorite Feature
Since its introduction in 2022, ChatGPT has quickly become many people’s go-to generative AI chatbot, and for good reason. It can provide you with specific answers to your questions and draw up formulas or code. ChatGPT even has a bunch of unexpected uses, from styling your home to setting reminders…. Check out the original article:…
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How To Change Your Language In ChatGPT
Since its breakout in 2022, ChatGPT has continued to find surprising new uses worldwide, becoming an everyday tool for writers, students, developers, and curious minds globally. With that kind of reach comes one clear challenge: language. Not everyone thinks, creates, or dreams in English…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] How To Change Your Language…
Florida Flights May Have To Adapt To Sharing Airspace With SpaceX – Here’s How It May Affect You
SpaceX, a private space exploration company that (in case you live on Mars) designs, builds, and launches reusable rockets and spacecraft, has set its sights on Florida to launch its massive Super Heavy Starship rocket, and it may cause more than just a few sonic booms. Starship is not only SpaceX’s largest rocket, it is,…
Firefly Set For First Rocket Launch Months After Catastrophic Failure
Firefly Aerospace is officially back in the game after the U. S. Federal Aviation Administration gave the company the all-clear on August 26 to resume launches…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] Firefly Set For First Rocket Launch Months After Catastrophic Failure
5 Useful Ways To Use Google Gemini AI On Your Phone
AI assistants are becoming increasingly more capable, helping simplify a range of everyday tasks that’d otherwise require a lot of time and effort. You may already be using some of them on your computer to improve writing, summarize content, generate images, or write code. However, these AI assistants aren’t limited to computers…. Check out the…
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Russian ‘Noah’s Ark’ Probe Lands Back On Earth – Here’s What Its 30-Day Mission Was For
Mankind has been sending animals into space since long before the first human being reached the milestone. Monkeys, dogs, and chimpanzees were launched into space to assess whether a person could survive the microgravity and radiation exposure, and the experiments have continued. The latest in the series of such experiments is the Bion-M No…. Check…
These Two Comets Will Be Visible All October – Here’s How You Can See Them
With Halloween decorations, such as Home Depot’s 10-foot skeletons, becoming as popular as Christmas decorations, October is a great time to see all kinds of spooky and cool light shows in your neighborhood. However, nature is putting on a show of its own this fall with not one but two comets you can see from…
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Solar Storms Are More Frequent In 2025 – Here’s How They May Affect You
For a long stretch of time, scientists were under the impression that our star was slowly entering hibernation. Known as the “deep solar minimum,” this period started in the 1980s and ended in 2008. Some people believed this was the beginning of an era of little activity on the sun that would last for hundreds…
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With This Plasma Engine Prototype, The Possibility Of Traveling To Mars In 30 Days Gets Closer
A laboratory in Troitsk, Russia, may have just nudged humanity closer to interplanetary commuting. Scientists at Rosatom, the country’s state nuclear corporation, have revealed a working prototype of a plasma propulsion engine they claim could propel a spacecraft to Mars in roughly 30 to 60 days. The concept replaces fiery combustion with electromagnetically accelerated plasma,…
The World’s Largest Fusion Energy Experiment Is Entering A Critical Phase In The Project
A project of almost unimaginable scale is kicking into high gear in the south of France. The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) is humanity’s biggest and boldest attempt to essentially build an artificial sun on Earth. With this project, scientists hope to achieve nuclear fusion, which is the same process that powers the sun…. Check…
5 Things You Should Never Use AI For
At this point, it’s safe to say AI is almost everywhere, in almost everything. AI generators for music have led to a wave of AI bands on Spotify. AI is in tools for applying for jobs and in AI-controlled F-16 fighter jets in dogfights against humans…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] 5 Things You…
New Study Suggests Solar Panels Could Last Even Longer Than We Thought
If you’re weighing up whether or not it’s worth getting solar panels fitted to your house, one of the key considerations is how long you can expect those panels to last. A new study reports that, with the right conditions, solar panels can continue to operate efficiently for significantly longer than most tests initially expected….
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NASA Launches Critical Mission To Learn How Solar Storms Really Affect Earth
In September, NASA announced that the threat of solar storms is reaching a new high, noting that the activities on the Sun’s surface have intensified in the past decade. Solar storms can lead to some serious damage, especially to the communications system, GPS, aviation, radio channels, satellite operations, and the power grid. To tackle the…
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Quantum Mechanics Visionaries Take Home 2025’s Physics Nobel Prize
For many of us, advanced physics can be tough to understand to begin with, which makes it all the more impressive whenever someone earns a Nobel Prize for advancing the field even further. The latest winners of the Nobel Prize for Physics are three scientists — John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M…. Check…
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China’s Tianwen-2 Probe Takes A Selfie With Earth On Its Way Out Into The Universe
The very first image of Earth from space was taken on October 24, 1946, from a German-made rocket launched from New Mexico. The U. S…. Check out the original article: [Slashgear] China’s Tianwen-2 Probe Takes A Selfie With Earth On Its Way Out Into The Universe
SpaceX Just Landed A Major Pentagon Deal – Here’s What We Know
While Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has largely backed away from publicly visible, government-associated work since his departure from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) earlier this year, his work in other major sectors is ongoing, as is his partnership with the United States government on matters like AI and space travel. On that…
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Starship Test Fire Marks Major Milestone In SpaceX’s Lead Up To Flight 11
SpaceX has endured many setbacks along the road to perfecting Starship, the biggest rocket ever made. But the rocket has now passed what is possibly the final technical test before attempting to launch the eleventh flight of the stainless steel engineering marvel. On September 22, 2025, SpaceX was able to ignite all six Raptor engines…
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